Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a toaster oven with air fryer setting, and I don't find it to be very good. If you want good results get a standalone air fryer.
+1 A toaster oven with an air fryer function will give you better results than an oven with a convection or “air fryer” function, but they can’t produce anything close to what a good basket-style air fryer can achieve.
Anonymous wrote:I have a toaster oven with air fryer setting, and I don't find it to be very good. If you want good results get a standalone air fryer.
Anonymous wrote:Op here - ok I followed a recipe / instructions for air fried broccoli. And it was terribly mushy.
I’ll give it another try next time I have frozen fries or something, and I’ll try getting an air fry tray like someone mentioned above. But not off to a good start.
Anonymous wrote:I am 42 years old and am going to drop some insane wisdom on you guys: air frying is convection. Countertop air fryers are just small convection ovens with baskets that work faster because they are smaller.
The "air fryer" setting on your oven is a regular convection oven. An oven.
The circle completes.
Anonymous wrote:I am 42 years old and am going to drop some insane wisdom on you guys: air frying is convection. Countertop air fryers are just small convection ovens with baskets that work faster because they are smaller.
The "air fryer" setting on your oven is a regular convection oven. An oven.
The circle completes.
Anonymous wrote:I am 42 years old and am going to drop some insane wisdom on you guys: air frying is convection. Countertop air fryers are just small convection ovens with baskets that work faster because they are smaller.
The "air fryer" setting on your oven is a regular convection oven. An oven.
The circle completes.
Anonymous wrote:Air fryers are just convection ovens.