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If you consider 1. Almost no restaurants have made this substitution and 2. Cooking oil is pretty expensive, then you can realize that 3. No, air fryers are not
by eudamoniac 11mo ago
If you consider 1. Almost no restaurants have made this substitution and 2. Cooking oil is pretty expensive, then you can realize that 3. No, air fryers are not a quality substitute for real frying
- OutOfHere 11mo agoThat's not the reason why. Air fryers take longer to cook an item than does a regular fryer. When it comes to meat, often I have to cook it for nearly 30 minutes just to have it reach a safe internal temperature in its center. Restaurants do not have this much time. Even then, the number of servings is small. Restaurants need speed and volume; an air fryer grants neither. Fwiw, one can always spray oil before placing an item in the air fryer, although it's entirely unnecessary from a cooking pov.