How to cook the perfect chips on the Philips Airfryer HD9240 - Appliances Online

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In this video, Gabby shows you how easy it is to cook perfect chips in the Airfryer by Philips. Simply insert the frozen potato sledges into the machine and 14 minutes later you've got excellent fries. Crispy on the outside and succulent in the middle!
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[@ravenblackhawke]

thank you

[@StealthTeam123]

I have just tried my first batch of chips cooked by the Philips Airfryer HD9240. I'm impressed with the result, given the short time required vs using the oven or the effort with deep frying.

[@appliancesonlineAU]

Glad they came out well StealthTeam123. It's certainly a quicker, healthier, and cleaner way to enjoy chips...

[@harleyavron6094]

Holy shit I just got one for christmas, cant wait to use it

[@BLACKSYNTH]

When you dropped them Chips on the plate....man they sounded hard and un edible. I want one but I'm not sure yet.

[@marinakaplan3994]

are all your food you cook on 200 degrees or you have diferent temperatures

[@seygra20]

They look good. Frozen chips are pre-coated with oil though.

[@appliancesonlineAU]

seygra20 They certainly are, which is why you don't have to add extra oil when cooking frozen chips. If you are making your own chips from potatoes, then you will need to add a tablespoon of oil to help then crisp-up a bit. Either way, it is much healthier the deep frying them...

[@ETPitt]

seygra20
Cooked in oil for approx 2-3 min after blanched, not coated.

[@orbitalforest]

Just bought one of these but not used it yet, those frozen chips looked great when they came out !

[@appliancesonlineAU]

Having been behind the scened when we filmed this video, we can honestly say they didn't only look good, they tasted delicious as well! We really hope you enjoy your Airfyrer, geenieweenie1 !

[@orbitalforest]

Tried fresh and frozen chips now and both came out great , very impressed.

[@appliancesonlineAU]

Glad you enjoyed them geenieweenie1 :)

[@kingdog478]

I love how it's "should be "

[@appliancesonlineAU]

Everyone loves their chips a different way kingdog478. Gabby's personal opinion is they "should be" "Crunchy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside". You can adjust the timings to suit your taste. What is for sure though, is the results are a lot healthier than deep frying, as you do not need to add extra oil to cook the chips.

[@dubster82]

Are these frozen chips for a fryer or frozen 'oven' chips?

[@appliancesonlineAU]

Hi dubster82. These are regular frozen oven chips. You do not need to add any oil to these to ensure they come out crispy! If you make your own fresh potato chips, you will need to add a small amount of oil to generate the crunchiness...

[@deepakj3670]

You said 14 minutes, but the way your digi-meter went it seemed 14 seconds! Great Fries though! :))

[@sohahamdani]

well i have a question isin't the frozen french fries are pre fried from the factory

[@robertmaisey3939]

Some are but not all

[@olgaivicic1034]

Frozen chips have oil on them already

[@FGuilt]

Those aren't chips. Those are french fries. :-D
Yes. I'm an asshole.

[@magedwwf]

U are Freaking BEAUTIFULL 😐😐😯