Thank you so much for your content. Straight forward, real world advice that resulted in me purchasing a COSORI Air Fryer Lite during Amazon Prime day. I’m loving it, and it’s providing a lot of utility in the kitchen. As a family we all eat different things, different amounts, and at different times, and an air fryer allows so much flexibility. Thanks again!!
Argh! We ordered a new air fryer yesterday just a couple of hours before this vid dropped! ;) Actually we’re ‘upsizing’ from a Ninja single-drawer. We were going to go for the Ninja dual-drawer (AF400UK), but in the end have gone for the Breville VDF130, after extensive research (including from you Clara) - it feels like a bit of a punt as it’s a new model with few reviews out there so far, but it looks like it could be the best of all worlds - 2 single (“French door”?) windowed compartments that take racks/shelves but also drawers, and can also combine into one big compartment. The UI looks decent, noting the failures of several others eg as you say no end-of-cooking alert, etc. Hopefully we’ve chosen wisely!
@@CandidClara Yes, it would be interesting to know what you think of it, as your knowledge & experience of these things is considerably greater than mine! :)
So difficult to choose between all the different types/sizes and brands. Especially as a first time buyer. I got the Ninja af400 in January and even though I just cook for myself I sometimes wish for a bigger drawer so I just got the af180. Here in Denmark it's cheaper than the Cosori Turbo Blaze which I also considered. The dual drawer from Philips looks interesting to me as the small drawer can be used to heat up a couple of spring rolls or falafels and the big drawer is pretty big. Or maybe it isn't? I don't know if the stated size is the outer drawer or the inner? It looks like there's a big gap between them.
I fancy this one, as I like the idea of one larger draw and one smaller. that way I could put a whole large chicken in with plenty of room for air to get around . but I can't seem to find many reviews, I wonder what you would make of this? Philips 3000 Series NA352/00 Rapid Air Technology Dual Basket Air Fryer, 9L.
Thanks for this presentation, I do not have a dish washer, I understand basins can be cleaned in sink, not a problem. But in and around the fans/elements are they easy and straightforward to clean?? Never had an air fryer before. If I take the plunge I would choose either of the duel draw Cosori or Ninja air fryers. Also what is the shelf life of these equipments And do I need any additional equipment? Perhaps you have a video explaining this to a 70 yr old dummy like myself.😊
First of all, you are definitely not a dummy and you are exactly the kind of person I hope to help! Don’t rush to buy accessories, you may need any, remember all oven-safe dishes are good in an air fryer too! As far as cleaning the element, most manufacturers tell you not to touch the element itself as most things will burn off it, some people clean the bit behind, but I would say, have you ever cleaned behind the element in your normal oven?!
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I'm looking to buy an air fryer for the first time and have been reading various review articles etc. This was just the video I needed. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your content. Straight forward, real world advice that resulted in me purchasing a COSORI Air Fryer Lite during Amazon Prime day. I’m loving it, and it’s providing a lot of utility in the kitchen. As a family we all eat different things, different amounts, and at different times, and an air fryer allows so much flexibility. Thanks again!!
So pleased to hear this and really happy to have been a help. Thanks for your comment!
Thanks! Another excellent & concise video. Very informative.
Thank you!
Thanks to your dual Cosori Vs Ninja vid i found 2 wks ago when deciding to buy an air fry ive been happily putting the Cos to work 👍
Excellent! So glad to hear this!
Good roundup for the undecided buyer. 😃😃
Thanks Paul x
Very helpful videos, thank you.
Finally I ordered cosori 2 baskets. I hope it will be good choice.
I think you’ll love it, I’m not the only person who is a big fan of that model. Hope you have fun!
Argh! We ordered a new air fryer yesterday just a couple of hours before this vid dropped! ;)
Actually we’re ‘upsizing’ from a Ninja single-drawer. We were going to go for the Ninja dual-drawer (AF400UK), but in the end have gone for the Breville VDF130, after extensive research (including from you Clara) - it feels like a bit of a punt as it’s a new model with few reviews out there so far, but it looks like it could be the best of all worlds - 2 single (“French door”?) windowed compartments that take racks/shelves but also drawers, and can also combine into one big compartment. The UI looks decent, noting the failures of several others eg as you say no end-of-cooking alert, etc. Hopefully we’ve chosen wisely!
I’m sure it will be great, I must look it up!
@@CandidClara Yes, it would be interesting to know what you think of it, as your knowledge & experience of these things is considerably greater than mine! :)
So difficult to choose between all the different types/sizes and brands. Especially as a first time buyer. I got the Ninja af400 in January and even though I just cook for myself I sometimes wish for a bigger drawer so I just got the af180. Here in Denmark it's cheaper than the Cosori Turbo Blaze which I also considered. The dual drawer from Philips looks interesting to me as the small drawer can be used to heat up a couple of spring rolls or falafels and the big drawer is pretty big. Or maybe it isn't? I don't know if the stated size is the outer drawer or the inner? It looks like there's a big gap between them.
I fancy this one, as I like the idea of one larger draw and one smaller. that way I could put a whole large chicken in with plenty of room for air to get around . but I can't seem to find many reviews, I wonder what you would make of this?
Philips 3000 Series NA352/00 Rapid Air Technology Dual Basket Air Fryer, 9L.
I haven’t tested that one yet, but I shall add it to the list! Suggestions are always welcome
Thanks for this presentation, I do not have a dish washer, I understand basins can be cleaned in sink, not a problem. But in and around the fans/elements are they easy and straightforward to clean?? Never had an air fryer before. If I take the plunge I would choose either of the duel draw Cosori or Ninja air fryers. Also what is the shelf life of these equipments And do I need any additional equipment? Perhaps you have a video explaining this to a 70 yr old dummy like myself.😊
First of all, you are definitely not a dummy and you are exactly the kind of person I hope to help! Don’t rush to buy accessories, you may need any, remember all oven-safe dishes are good in an air fryer too! As far as cleaning the element, most manufacturers tell you not to touch the element itself as most things will burn off it, some people clean the bit behind, but I would say, have you ever cleaned behind the element in your normal oven?!
Have you heard about the consori air fryers blowing up in the USA?
They were recalled last year yes, but then many appliances are, didn’t effect the UK models though
Tower also have 3 year warranty and although not as feature rich and powerful compared to ninja they are a solid budget option.
Tower’s does require registering after purchase though which the majority of consumers do not do
Thanks for the video! Still hesitating between the Ninja Max Pro 6.2 L (AF180EU) and the Cosori TurboBlaze 🤔 ... Any recommendation ?
I really like the Turboblaze, it doesn’t quite live up to the bold claims of how fast it cools, but it’s very speedy and I like the design
Have u ever tried the instant vortex airfryer
I have replied to your other comment
Tower offer a 1 yr + a further 2yr when you register your device online
That’s good, but unfortunately most people forget to register their appliances, Lakeland’s three year guarantee does not require you to register
Does my wife fit in?
An air fryer? I doubt it 🤔
please don't recite information in metric....ugh
This is a British channel, we use metric in the UK