Air Fryer?

[engine31usa]

Been thinking about buying one of these units. Looks like there are a bunch of them with good reviews. Anyone have any insight on the better ones? Don’t know anybody local that has one to pick their brain. Any help will be appreciated.

[Tarheel14]

https://homekitchenfryer.com/review-...en-technology/

Check out Amazon reviews. You will go insane reading the different reviews on Amazon. But the Go Wise digital air fryer is what we have. Works fantastic. Easy to use and easy to clean. A simple 5 min wash in the sink and its ready for more cooking.
Things we've cooked..
Steak, asparagus, chicken wings, fish, burgers, bacon, to just name a few. Buy a separate recipe book. How to air fry everything.
Air Fry Everything: Foolproof Recipes for Fried Favorites and Easy Fresh Ideas by Blue Jean Chef, Meredith Laurence (The Blue Jean Chef) https://www.amazon.com/dp/0982754043..._xlO3AbC15VW4M
Great for reheating stuff. Pizza, an most any leftovers.

[engine31usa]

Thanks. Will check it out

[Tarheel14]

https://www.gowiseproducts.com/colle...3-2-qt-gw22621

I believe this is the one we have. It might be a newer version but very similar. It is excellent and so easy to use. Theres a video on their website that shows the features.....

[smalljawguy]

We have one and I really like it. For the life of me, I can't think of the name of it. Only thing I can suggest is get the biggest one you can get. Once you use it, you will use it a lot. The smaller one we have, we received as a gift and it can only hold 8-10 wings at a time. Go big or go home!

[Axkiker]

What he said ^^^^^^^ Get the biggest you can find. Also I have read to stay away from the types which heat using bulbs. Reason being is once the bulb burns out the unit is basically shot. The ones which use a heating element supposedly last longer. Or thats at least what I read online and we all know everything online is true.