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Buy a small one. Smallest you can for your situation. That might seem like a weird suggestion but remember the entire advantage of an air fryer is that it's a
by AnotherGoodName 4y ago
Buy a small one. Smallest you can for your situation.
That might seem like a weird suggestion but remember the entire advantage of an air fryer is that it's a smaller form of an oven so it has less to heat and is thus faster for less power. Buying a big one makes it all pointless, just use the oven.
The small ones fit in a sink. Not much different than cleaning pots&pans.
- Ekaros 4y agoI recommend a basket type and getting the biggest in area and power you can find. The surface area is important. More even and better you can spread the food better the result. It works by forcing air from the top to the food, not slowly from the back like regular oven. So you get better result if food isn't piled up over itself.