/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.15836027]

clearly you dont own an airfryer

[Anonymous No.15836034]

[Anonymous No.15836497]

>>15836027
>it's a bit silly to warm up the whole oven just to reheat a piece of chicken or make some roasted veg, maybe I'll get an airfryer
>everything I find has reviews about nasty plastic smells and breaking after a few uses
>realize maybe I don't want some $100 chinkshit plastic operating at 400F+
>nonstick meme baskets probably a pain to clean
>don't get airfryer, oven it is

[Anonymous No.15836500]

>>15836027
yeah i'm not a fag how did you know

[Anonymous No.15836778]

>>15836027
I prefer food that tastes good

[74R4N71N0H8R No.15836810]

>>15836027
Air fryers are microwaves for people who think they know how to cook

[Anonymous No.15836959]

>>15836497
No. Just no. I've owned my $50 air fryer for a year now and I haven't had any issues. Just don't buy some shitty chinese garbage and you'll be fine.

[Anonymous No.15836979]

>>15836027
Someone gave me a real cheap one. I didn't realize until then that they're literally just standaone, small scale, convection ovens. This means they're useful for small batches of whatever you can make in a convection oven. I've found I've been using it mostly to reheat frozen food since it gets them nice and crispy, and quickly.

[Anonymous No.15836987]

>>15836034
jarvis, give me crime statistics by race

[Anonymous No.15838281]

>>15836027
huh

[Anonymous No.15838290]

>>15836027
>>15836497
my oven has an air fryer feature

[Anonymous No.15838307]

>>15836497
you're wrong about literally everything except the first line.
also, where do you think your oven is made now? everythings chink.

[Anonymous No.15838313]

>>15836027
I just got a really nice vulcan gas powered comercial convection oven a couple of months ago

your easy bake oven is nice too I guess

[Anonymous No.15838328]

>>15836027
Correct. I did, used it twice and went back to a deep fat frier which works consistently and in a fraction of the time. Air frier went in the bin.

[Anonymous No.15838338]

Reminder that these are superior to air firers in every way.

[Anonymous No.15838489]

>>15836497
Yfw you realise the plastic smell is coming from your chicken

[Anonymous No.15838934]

I wonder how long until air fryers are large enough that they're just ovens again.

[Anonymous No.15838962]

>>15836027
Obvious troll threads get to stay up yet Niko's delicious, EDIBLE, asshole gets taken down the second it's posted

[Anonymous No.15838963]

my girlfriend said we didn't have enough space for a stand mixer and then proceeded to buy an airfryer 4 days after that

[Anonymous No.15838976]

i had airfryer wings for the first time last week and i'm not convinced at all that they have less fat than deep fried wings
when i deep fry wings they come out extremely crispy with most of the fat rendered out
the air fryer wings were super fatty and rubbery and not crispy at all even though the person who made the wings described them as such
they also gave me horrific greasy yellow diarrhea the next day which i don't get with normal deep fried wings to further support my hypothesis

[Anonymous No.15838988]

>>15838976
the expensive grocery store sells chicken legs/wings that you just throw in the oven/microwave and they are just how you described your airfryer wings. i love it. i don't know what nasty shit they do to get it like that. i'll try throwing them in an airfryer. thank you fren c:

[Anonymous No.15839018]

what's the difference between an air fryer and a normal oven?

[Anonymous No.15839026]

>>15839018
There is no difference. They work identically.
Except that air fryers are built so they only last until the warranty is up and then they go in the trash.
Consumerism 101

[Anonymous No.15839029]

because i own a convection oven

[Anonymous No.15839253]

>>15836979
Yes, it's just a hair dryer and marketing.
Makes the best baked potatoes though

[Anonymous No.15839267]

>>15839018
the fan