I finally decided to take the plunge...

[coltle6920]

Was out and about looking for a 2-slice toaster and instead came home with an air fryer. Already have an oven and a microwave. Why would I want an air fryer. Fact of the matter is I was out all day and had a lot of pain in my left leg. I wasn't about to come home empty handed.

Bought the Ninja Pro 4-in-1 air fryer. It's certainly big enough to suit my needs. First test was some Italian sausage. Set fryer to 390° for 15min. Pulled one out at 10min and it was great. Let the other two go the full time (15min) and not so good.

Got some chicken thighs thawing... Bone in... Skin on. Should be a winner. Can't wait. Should've listened to you guys a lot sooner.

 

[Rustyt1953]

 

[TIMETRIPPER]

Our air fryer is one of the few kitchen appliances we've not regretted buying. I especially like using it for cooking up salmon.

John

 

[Ivan the Butcher]

Had ours for almost two years. It has replaced the microwave for 90% of the quick cooking jobs too.

Ivan

 

[Golddollar]

My sister gave me one a couple years ago and I still can't figure out what to do with it.

 

[Model 19 6"]

Wife bought one a few years ago, have no idea where it is.

 

[IAM Rand]

Got one of those recently and love it. I am in tater-tot heaven. Makes it so crispy without oil and don't get me started on burgers. I am sure that I haven't even scratched the surface on what it can do but I am happy with what it is already doing.

 

[H Richard]

We don't have one yet, but our electric stove went belly up last week and a replacement Frigidaire slide in coming this week has a built in Air Fryer, so we'll be finding out soon how they work.

 

[raljr1]

Our GE gas range has one built in...we haven't used it much

 

[DWalt]

We use just a wire basket in a regular oven. It wiorks fine for us.

 

[coltle6920]

There's definitely a learning curve using an air fryer. Seems best to use a cooking time less than is recommended by manufacturer and add time if needed.