Air Fryer Accessories Hindi

The best Memorial Day budget air fryer deals 2026 are live on Amazon right now, covering everything from a $42 compact mini unit to full-featured 10-liter family fryers under $100. Several carry 29–40% off limited-time deals today, with a couple more likely to drop closer to Memorial Day weekend based on typical holiday sale patterns. Before you buy : Match capacity to your household. 2–4 Qt works well for 1–2 people. 6 Qt comfortably handles a family of four. 8–10 Qt or oven combo units are better for batch cooking or larger households. Also check whether the basket is dishwasher-safe and whether the coating is PFAS-free if that matters to your household. Best budget air fryer pick under $50: Chefman 2 Qt Mini Air Fryer — $42.48 (29% off from $59.99). Digital timer, shake reminder, compact design, dishwasher-safe basket. Best pick for single servings or tight counter space. Sweet spot range ($59–$100): Chefman 4 Qt Air Fryer — $59.90 (40% off from $99.99). Hi-Fry technology, easy-view window, touch controls with 4 presets, nonstick dishwasher-safe basket. One of the strongest budget deals on this list. Chefman 6 Qt Dual Basket — $79.97 (13% off from $92.04). Two independent 3 Qt baskets, Smart Sync Finish, Hi-Fry, digital touchscreen. Good for cooking two items simultaneously. Instant Pot Vortex Plus 6 Qt (Stainless Steel) — $89.99 (40% off from $149.99). Air fry, broil, dehydrate, roast, reheat, bake, dishwasher-safe basket. Chefman Multifunctional 10L Rotisserie — $89.99 (down from $139.99). 17 presets, rotisserie, dehydrator, convection oven, auto shutoff, XL family size. Best feature-to-price ratio under $100. Chefman Crispinator 8 Qt — $99.95 (33% off from $149.99). 6-in-1, TurboFry Pro technology, viewing window, ceramic nonstick basket, 450°F max. Cosori TurboBlaze 6 Qt — $99.99 (down from $119.99). 9-in-1, PFAS-free ceramic coating, 90°–450°F precise heating range. Instant Pot Vortex Plus 6 Qt (Black, Odor Erase) — $99.99 (38% off from $159.99). Odor Erase technology, 1700W, 100+ in-app recipes. Mid-range air fryer picks ($129–$199): Ninja Air Fryer AF141 5 Qt — currently $129.00 with no active discount listed. Based on typical Memorial Day sale patterns, a 5–15% price drop is possible by weekend — worth monitoring before buying rather than pulling the trigger now. Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 Glass Air Fryer — $159.00 (12% off from $179.99). Unique 4 Qt and 6-cup glass containers that are microwave, freezer, and dishwasher safe. 450°F max, 1500W. Emeril Lagasse French Door 26 Qt — $197.99 (down from $209.99). 24 cooking functions, 7 accessories, large family or full oven-replacement use case. Currently a modest price drop — an additional 5–10% Memorial Day discount is realistic based on historical holiday pricing for this model. Quick take: For pure budget value, the Chefman 4 Qt at 40% off ($59.90) and Instant Pot Vortex Plus Stainless at 40% off ($89.99) are the top deals right now. For maximum features under $100, the Chefman 10L Multifunctional at $89.99 is worth a serious look. Keep an eye on the Ninja AF141 — it is the model most likely to pick up a Memorial Day discount before the weekend ends. Full Amazon list I'm tracking here: https://www.amazon.com/shop/budgetairfryerdeals/list Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate/Influencer, I may earn from qualifying purchases. What size air fryer are you shopping for this Memorial Day — a compact unit for yourself, a 6 Qt family model, or a larger oven combo for batch cooking? submitted by /u/ana_axia to r/BestOfPrimeDay [link] [comments]

Most people know not to scratch the nonstick surface. Almost nobody knows what happens when it gets too hot. What's actually on your basket The nonstick coating on most air fryer baskets is PTFE (aka Teflon). It's a PFAS - a "forever chemical." The same molecular bonds that make it stable are what make it persist indefinitely in your body and the environment. Below 500°F, it behaves fine. Above that, it starts breaking down. The margin is smaller than you think Most air fryers are rated to 400°F or 450°F, which sounds like a safe buffer. But the dial temperature and the actual basket surface temperature are not the same thing. Preheating empty, cooking fatty foods like bacon or wings, overfilling, or using a scratched coating all push localized surface temps higher than what the dial reads. You don't need to max it out to cross the threshold. What breakdown actually looks like When PTFE overheats it releases fluorinated gases. In humans this causes polymer fume fever - chills, fever, headache, chest tightness. In pet birds, even brief exposure is often fatal (this one's well documented). It also doesn't recover. A basket overheated once degrades faster going forward and sheds more microscopic particles into food. Warning signs it's already happened: chemical smell while cooking, discoloration or bubbling, flaking, or flu-like symptoms after a session. "PFOA-free" is not the reassurance brands think it is PFOA got phased out over health concerns, so brands slap "PFOA-free" on the box. But the PTFE coating is still there. PFOA-free just means the manufacturing process changed - not the cooking surface. The only real fix is a different material Ceramic is still a coating. It degrades faster than PTFE under sustained heat, and there's no industry standard for what "ceramic-coated" even means brand to brand. The only surfaces with no fluoropolymer chemistry at all are uncoated stainless steel and glass. Why we built Fritaire the way we did Tempered glass bowl. Stainless steel accessories. No coatings anywhere. Glass doesn't have a breakdown threshold because there's nothing in it to break down. It behaves the same on day one and day five hundred regardless of how hot you run it or what you cook. We think that should be the default, not a selling point. Has anyone else looked into what their air fryer basket is actually made of? Curious what made people start paying attention to this, or what's kept them from switching. submitted by /u/Fritaire to r/Fritaire [link] [comments]

We only have air fryer at home, buying an oven is not really an option. I've tried baking choco chip cookies and banana bread. Twice na ako nagtry ng cookies, tastes okay naman kaso hindi siya yung texture na gusto ko. My guess is because margarine gamit ko (Dairycreme). Twice ko na rin natry mag try mag banana bread. Same outcome. Okay lasa, texture is no. Although yung pinakalast kong try, super good ng lasa, moist na rin ang loob, kaso di luto yung gitna. This time butter na talaga gamit ko. I just don't know temp and time dapat since air fryer lang. Any tips and recos for baking in air fryer? And ganon ba talaga ka-significant na butter ang gamit sa baking? submitted by /u/Glum_Ad7542 to r/BakingPhilippines [link] [comments]

Hi all, been doing some perusing around the John Lewis and saw these three air fryers on sale/ reduced. Would you recommend getting any of these models, or should I hold out for a Black Friday and potentially get some better models on discount? submitted by /u/daz_cham69 to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

Sharing adulting/freelancer hack lang for those planning to buy Apple devices soon 👀💻 If kaya niyo naman mag straight cash/payment, sobrang sulit ng Apple Education pricing. Yung MacBook Air M5 na supposedly around 82k+, around 65k+ na lang. ✨ As someone na masakit sa dibdib gumastos ng ganitong amount HAHAHA malaking bagay din yung less almost pang another gadget or accessories na rin. Kaya if eligible kayo,, sobrang worth checking before bumili. Atin atin lang. 🤝😌 submitted by /u/Starlight_Siren123 to r/AtinAtinLang [link] [comments]

Gently used Philips air fryer in good working condition. Basket and grill insert included. Analog timer dial (0–30 min) and temperature control up to 200 °C. Ideal for small families or couples. No accessories missing. Pick-up preferred. Varthur/ Panathur Price 4000 (slightly negotiable) submitted by /u/1down_5up_peace to r/BangaloreMarketplace [link] [comments]

If you’ve been shopping for an air fryer lately, you’ve probably noticed people arguing about basket materials almost as much as cooking performance. After using a bunch of different models over the years, the short answer is that most air fryer baskets are made from metal with some kind of nonstick coating, but there are a few variations depending on the brand and price range. The most common material is aluminum. It’s lightweight, heats up fast, and helps food cook evenly. Usually the aluminum basket is coated with a nonstick layer so food doesn’t glue itself to the surface every time you make wings or fries. A lot of brands use PTFE based coatings, which people usually just call “Teflon style” nonstick even if it’s not literally Teflon. Some higher end models use stainless steel parts inside the basket or tray. Stainless steel is more durable and scratch resistant, but food can stick more easily if there’s no coating. You’ll also see stainless steel racks and accessories pretty often. Ceramic coated baskets are another thing now. These are marketed as an alternative to traditional nonstick coatings. In my experience they work great at first and are easy to clean, but depending on the quality, some ceramic coatings lose their nonstick performance faster than expected. The cheap feeling baskets usually have thinner metal and weaker coatings. That’s why some people see peeling after a year while others have baskets that still look new after tons of use. A lot of it comes down to how you clean them. Dishwashers, metal utensils, and aggressive scrubbing absolutely destroy coatings over time. Honestly, the safest move is just treating the basket gently no matter what material it uses. Silicone tongs, hand washing, and not overheating empty baskets will make almost any air fryer last way longer. submitted by /u/ExpertHorror4535 to r/AirFryTalk [link] [comments]

https://www.amazon.ca/Silicone-Non-Stick-Reusable-Accessories%EF%BC%8DBig-Container/dp/B0F23R5N61?crid=1HTVRDMX8MZFL&s=kitchen&sprefix=parchment+paper+ninja+crispi+reuseable%2Ckitchen%2C513&sr=1-11 I'm worried about the plate because it's been reported to use Teflon or ceramics. I'm trying to find a stainless steel option that's been confirmed to fit the 4-qt and the 6-qt containers. I'm still debating whether to get the smaller Crispi or the Pro. The problem with the stainless steel plate is that it's unlikely to work well with food like chickpeas. Can I trust the silicone air fryer liners on Amazon? Are they truly safe, with no toxic chemicals? submitted by /u/Certain_Repeat_753 to r/NinjaCrispi [link] [comments]

​ The original price po ng Philips Air Fryer NA231 ay 8k-9k, I'm hoping na mabili ko siya for half the price. Gusto kasi ng Mom ko na ~3k na lang ang bilhin, pero baka 3 weeks lang ang itagal sa amin ng mga ganoon. Kaya baka may advice pa po kayong hindi ko pa nagagawa para mapababa ang price. — I'm planning to buy it sa mga mega sale (6.6, 11.11, or sa 12.12 na 😭). Hindi naman kasi namin need agad pero at the same time, ang tagal na namin siya plinaplanong bilhin. — Currently, I use MariBank (para sa 1% cashback), would you recommend na i-activate ko ang SPayLater? — May iba pa po ba kayong recommended banks na madaling magbukas/kumuha ng debit card at namimigay ng voucher kapag ginamit as payment method? submitted by /u/EnvironmentIcy4150 to r/ShopeePH [link] [comments]

Does anyone have this specific product or like asahi air fryer in general? Super torn kasi if i will checkout na or hindi since 50/50 yung reviews about it. Or if merong other brands na air fryer you can recommend yung nagamit na talaga tried and tested ng mga around 2-3years and still working pa din. submitted by /u/Ok_Individual_5761 to r/ShopeePH [link] [comments]

I’m thinking about upgrading to a high capacity air fryer, and the ninja double stack XL keeps popping up in recommendations. It seems like a great way to cook full trays of food for a family without juggling batches. Some retailers offer bundles with extra accessories, and the 60-day return policy plus easy pay makes it easy to take a chance on a larger model. For those who own one, does it live up to the hype? How does it fit into a real family kitchen routine? Edit: Thanks for all the tips! I decided to try the ninja double stack XL from QVC. It looks like it can handle full trays easily, which should help with family meals. submitted by /u/Darleia_Devasenathy to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Hello, meron ba kayong alam na pastry recipe na pwede for air fryer? Na sira kase oven ko eh want ko sana mag bake for my boyfriend. Meron naman online pero want ko sana yung tested na kase na sasayangan ako sa pera kung hindi naman gagana submitted by /u/morningbree to r/BakingPhilippines [link] [comments]

What do you are the most essential accessories for the air fryer? And I am confused in choosing whether I should buy a silicone liner or parchment paper I have a Phillips 4.2litres Air fryer please help choose I will be grateful of your help submitted by /u/Aromatic_Craft_978 to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

Ok I put my steak in the air fryer for a few mins and get my medium rare. I actually love it. I told my son and my friend last weekend while we were watching a soccer match. Both individuals jaws dropped , they were actually disgusted with me. Especially my son he hasn’t answered a text in 3 days (only joking but he was not happy). Am i wrong ? Am I the only person in the universe that does this ? After their reaction I feel like I should be banished to an air fryer island with my fellow food destroyer’s. submitted by /u/Zealousideal-Box5833 to r/stupidquestions [link] [comments]

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So happy with my new air fryer! My mom had the 6-in-1 at home but hindi ko siya mahanap here huhu how it lasts long and I wanna buy the Japanese rice cooker next submitted by /u/Brave-Beginning-6088 to r/SoloLivingPH [link] [comments]

I see 3 options which one to go with? submitted by /u/allusernametaken-woh to r/Costco [link] [comments]

Need help choosing one. I heard convection microwave oven makes less crispy food compared to air fryer oven is that true? Also does convection microwave take much longer than air fryer? I'm confused between Inalsa Aero smart 15 vs Samsung Convection microwave (MC28A6035QS/TL) submitted by /u/Zabs007 to r/Frugal_Ind [link] [comments]

Thinking of buying an air fryer in India? Here's everything you need to know before you waste your money or worse, end up with a bulky gadget gathering dust next to your toaster. This guide is built to cut through the noise. No sponsored fluff, no generic copy-paste specs. Just hard facts, practical advice, and brutally honest takes based on real product data and user feedback. Whether you're a health-conscious home cook, a gadget geek, or just someone who’s tired of oily tandoori in a kadhai, this guide will walk you through: What an air fryer actually does (and what it doesn't) Side-by-side comparison of the best air fryers in India (from ₹3,000 budget models to ₹13,000 beasts) Different types of air fryers: basket vs oven vs hybrids Real pros and cons, not just brochure talk Cleaning tips, because yes, they can get nasty if you ignore them A word of caution: Not all air fryers are created equal. Many are overhyped, some are poorly built, and a few are just convection ovens with marketing makeup. We’ll call out the bad ones and help you pick what actually fits your needs, not just what sells. What Is an Air Fryer? TL;DR: It's a countertop convection oven with a fan that blasts hot air at your food, mimicking the crispy texture of frying—but with 80-95% less oil. Great for reheating leftovers, crisping snacks, roasting, baking, or pretending you're healthy while eating 16 air-fried momos. Common Indian Use Cases: Aloo tikki, fries, nuggets, pakoras (dry type) Reheating parathas and samosas without sogginess Roasting paneer, mushrooms, or veggies Light baking of garlic bread, cookies, etc. Comparison chart of Top Air Fryers in India Air Fryer Model Capacity Power Cooking Functions Key Features Ease of Use Cleaning Unique Aspects Drawbacks Best For Instant Pot Vortex 6 Litre 5.7L 1500W Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Broil, Reheat, Dehydrate Clear window, internal light, EvenCrisp technology, intuitive touchscreen + dial Simple touchscreen and dial controls Dishwasher-safe basket and crisper plate, easy handwashing Window for monitoring, fast cooking (fries in 14 min) None noted Families, those who value monitoring food without opening COSORI Air Fryer 4.7 Litre 4.7L 1500W Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Broil, Dehydrate, Frozen, Proof, Reheat, Keep Warm Companion app, auto-pause/resume, energy-efficient DC motor Digital interface, app monitoring Dishwasher-safe basket and tray Remote monitoring via app, 46% faster than ovens Smaller capacity for larger families Small families, tech-savvy users, meal prep PHILIPS Air Fryer NA120/00 4.2L 1500W Fry, Roast, Grill, Reheat Rapid Air technology, starfish-shaped pan, energy-efficient (70% less than ovens) Manual knobs, simple operation Easy rinse with soap and baking soda Low noise, no-flip cooking Timer lacks precision for non-10-min intervals Budget-conscious families of 4–5, health-focused cooks American Micronic Air Fryer Digital 6.5 Litre 6.5L 1700W 8 preset menus (e.g., rotisserie, fries) 360° air circulation, air filtration, stainless steel finish User-friendly digital interface Soft sponge cleaning for non-stick coating High capacity, quiet operation, responsive customer service Non-stick coating may wear over time Families of 5–6, cost-conscious buyers Havells Air-Oven Avanza 15L 15L 1700W 14 presets (Air Fry, Bake, Grill, Dehydrate, Toast) Aerocrisp technology, triple-layer glass window, internal light Intuitive digital touch panel Straightforward, mild odor on first use Large capacity, multi-level cooking Requires significant counter space Large families, batch cooking, gatherings SOLARA 12L Air Fryer Oven 12L 1800W 12 presets (Air Fry, Bake, etc.) 360° hot air circulation, 6 premium accessories, recipe booklet One-touch smart operation Not specified, likely easy due to non-stick High capacity, energy-efficient, accessory-rich Requires more counter space Fitness enthusiasts, large families, eco-conscious kitchens INALSA Air Fryer 6.5L 6.5L 1600W Air Fry, Bake, Grill, Roast Smart touch controls, LED display, 8 presets Digital interface, customizable settings Easy with non-stick basket, cool-touch handle Versatile 4-in-1 functionality, safety features None noted Families, those seeking modern convenience Prestige Air Chef 12 Litre Air Fryer Oven 12L 1800W Air Fry, Bake, Roast, etc. 360° Rapid Air Technology, multi-level design, removable door with window Digital controls, intuitive Smoke-free heating, easy maintenance Multi-level cooking, smoke-free for fatty foods Requires more counter space Large families, batch cooking, space-saving needs Geek AiroCook Zenix 25 Litre Air Fryer Oven 25L 1400W 9-in-1 (Air Fry, Convection, Toast, Grill, etc.) SHA technology, rotisserie, 18 presets, stainless steel HD LED touchscreen, precise controls Durable, non-stick surfaces Large capacity, rotisserie, rust-resistant build Large footprint, premium price Large families, versatile cooking enthusiasts Hamilton Beach Air Fryer 7.2L 7.2L Not specified 12 presets (Fries, Chicken, etc.) 360° heat circulation, digital touch controls Intuitive digital controls Easy with non-stick basket Good balance of capacity and simplicity Exterior gets warm, no advanced features like dehydration Small to medium households, budget-conscious users Faber 6L 1500W Digital Air Fryer 6L 1500W 8 presets (Fries, Meat, Defrost, etc.) Auto-shutoff, overheat protection, non-stick coating User-friendly digital touchscreen Easy with non-stick coating Stylish, safe, good for small families Preset accuracy issues, smaller capacity Small families, style-conscious users Morphy Richards AirCrisp 25 Litre Air Fryer Oven 25L 1550W Air Fry, Bake, Grill, etc. Rapid air circulation, rotisserie spit, rose gold finish Digital controls, multiple presets Slightly tedious due to size Stylish, high capacity, versatile Premium price, large footprint, learning curve Large families, premium aesthetic seekers Glen Digital Air Fryer, 6 Litre 6L 1350W 10 presets (Fries, Chicken, etc.) Rapid air technology, digital display Intuitive touch controls Easy with non-stick basket Compact, budget-friendly Minor durability concerns, limited capacity Small families, budget-conscious cooks PHILIPS HD9200/90 Air Fryer, 4.1 Liter 4.1L 1400W Fry, Roast, etc. Rapid Air Technology, up to 90% less fat Analog dial, preset options Easy with non-stick basket Compact, energy-efficient Small capacity, no digital controls, warm exterior Small households, health-conscious cooks Cookwell Air Fryer - 5L 5L 1400W 8 presets (Fries, Chicken, etc.) Viewing window, rapid air circulation Digital touchscreen Easy with non-stick basket Affordable, viewing window Less premium build, limited capacity Budget-conscious beginners, small families For detailed review check this article. Types of Air Fryers (and Who They’re For) Type Capacity Price (₹) Best For Pain Points Basket-Type 3–5.5L 3K–15K Singles, couples, reheating Manual shaking, round shape limits space Oven-Style 12–25L 10K–30K Families, multi-dish cooking Huge footprint, longer cleaning Paddle-Type ~4L 15K–25K Lazy cooks, dry sabzis Few models in India, fragile food = sad Rotisserie-Enabled 6–12L 10K–18K Chicken, kebabs, tikkas Setup hassle, heavy cleanup Pressure Cooker Lids 6–8L 10K–20K Instant Pot users Slower, bulkier, not true air fry How It Stacks Up Technically (Vs. Oven, Deep Frying, etc.) || || |Feature|Air Fryer|OTG Oven|Deep Frying| |Preheat Time|3–5 min|10–15 min|None| |Oil Usage|1–2 tsp|None|1–2 cups (or a full bottle)| |Crisping Power|Medium-high|Low|Extreme| |Energy Use (per 20 min)|~0.5 kWh|~1.0 kWh|Medium-high| |Taste Accuracy|80%|60%|100% (but RIP arteries)| Pros (Real, Not Marketing Fluff) Uses Less Oil: 80%+ fat reduction without soggy sadness. Insanely Fast: Fries in 12 mins vs. 25 in your sad OTG. Low Maintenance: Baskets are non-stick, often dishwasher safe. Versatile: Air fry, bake, roast, reheat—all in one. Compact (basket types): Fits well in apartments. Safer than Frying: No oil splatter, auto shut-off is standard. Cons (Things They Don’t Tell You) Small Batches: Feeding 6 people? Hope you like waiting. Learning Curve: First batch = burnt. Second = soggy. Third = edible. No True Fry Texture: It’s crispy-ish, not deep-fried god-tier. Bulky Units (oven-style): Needs dedicated space. Can Be Noisy: Fans can hit 60 dB. Check before buying. Nonstick Coatings Wear Out: Especially cheap brands. Cleaning Comparison || || |Type|Cleaning Pain|Pro Tips| |Basket|Easy|Use liners or silicone baskets| |Oven-Style|Medium-Hard|Clean trays + wipe walls weekly| |Paddle|Medium|Remove and wash paddle unit| |Rotisserie|Painful|Meat juices = mess. Use foil.| |Air Fryer Lid|Medium|Lid needs hand wash after each use| Pro Tips Before You Buy Capacity Lies: A "5.5L" basket doesn't mean 5.5L of food. Expect half that. Wattage Sweet Spot: 1300–1700W is ideal for quick, even cooking. Round vs. Square Basket: Square = more usable area. Transparent Window?: Only in oven-style. Otherwise, shake + pray. App Support?: Gimmick. Ignore unless you love firmware updates for kitchen gear. Bonus: Eco & Health Notes Better Than OTG or Fryer for power use per meal. Still Not Healthy If You’re Cooking Frozen Junk. Just because it's air-fried doesn't cancel out the 40% sodium. Great for Vegans: Roasted tofu, dehydrated chips, sabzis = chef’s kiss. Final Verdict: Should You Buy? || || |You're a Good Fit If...|Maybe Skip If...| |You cook for 1–4 ppl|You feed a joint family daily| |You want fast, less oily food|You want authentic fry texture only| |You have ₹4K–₹15K budget|You're broke or already own a convection OTG| |You have space on the counter|You live in a 1BHK with no plug points left| Bottom Line: Yes, it's worth it. If you know what you're getting. The right air fryer can be a health-friendly, time-saving beast in the Indian kitchen. But don’t fall for the hype. Know your needs, pick the right type, and skip the Instagram gimmick models. submitted by /u/AutoModerator to r/UsefulThingsOnly [link] [comments]

Drop your air fryer recommendation mga boss. Need ko lang magbawas ng fatty foods, puro kasi fried ulam ko since last year August. Thanks! submitted by /u/AquarianHaunter to r/ShopeePH [link] [comments]

This is a gentle reminder to maybe still prefer a good brand when buying electronic products. I bought my Gaabor Air Fryer 2L last month. Hindi ko siya everyday ginagamit since bihira lang ako kumain ng fried food. Pero working siya and convenient siyang gamitin and wala akong reklamo not until today. Pri-prituhin ko sana yung pork bbq from last night, pero upon plugging it and turning on the timer, hindi na nag turn on yung heat indicator niya. After ilang minutes, hindi parin nag turn on yung light na heat indicator and yung mismong unit is parang naka low heat lang. I contacted Shopee and asked for steps to fix or to heat up the air fryer. Pero as per them, defective na raw ang item. They can process replacement pero need ko muna ipaship sakanila yung defective unit. Ang hassle lang since I am in the province and need ko pa lumuwas which is around 2-3hrs away para lang mapadala sa J&T or LBC yung unit. submitted by /u/nicoribinsan to r/ShopeePH [link] [comments]

I ordered air fryer accessories from Shopee last 9.9 sale. Sinukat ko naman yung air fryer ko. 7 inches yung isang side. So I selected 7 inches sa cart. When my order came last night, ayun di kasya 🤦‍♂️😭 My bad, I just realised it now na hindi pala square yung air fryer ko (nag-assume lang ako 🤦‍♂️). One side is actually shorter than 7 inches. 😭 Pwede na pagtyagaan yung ibang accessories kahit naka-slant lang sa loob. Yung baking pan lang di talaga kaya kahit i-slant pa. Eh ito yung reason ko talaga bakit ako bumili ng accessories eh - para dun sa baking pan 😅 Haaaayyy, lesson learned - wag mag-assume. 😂 submitted by /u/ulan-nang-ulan to r/CasualPH [link] [comments]