Ninja Air Fryer Liners

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Perfect condition, manual and cookbook, liners. I think it was only used a handful of times. It works great we just bought the ninja 4n1 flip and prefer it. This is free. You must pick it up. No exceptions. submitted by /u/DeCoyAbLe to r/RenoSparksBuyNothing [link] [comments]

I have a Ninja basket air fryer with a tray that has slots in the bottom. Presumably this is to allow hot air to blw down and then come back up through the tray. I see people using liners in their air fryers. If you use a liner in the air fryer then aren't you impeding the airflow? Isn't that detrimental to its operation? submitted by /u/shoresy99 to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

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My Gourmia Air Fryer just died after only four years. What kind do you think I should get next? I'm looking at Ninja but unsure. Features I would like: *Compact- I have little counter space and mostly just cook for myself. *Ceramic nonstick, as the Gourmia peeled pretty soon after purchase and I used liners for the rest of its lifespan *Good controls that allow you set exact temperature. *Alarm for flipping food *Air fry, Bake, Keep Warm settings submitted by /u/MtnNerd to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

Hi all, I'm struggling to find some disposable liners to use with my new Cuisinart AirTwin XXL Dual-Zone Air Fryer. I measured the tray at the bottom of the basket and it's 28cm x 16cm (11 inch x 6.5 inch) Most of the disposable liners on Amazon UK are tailored for Ninja. Any help would be appreciated. :) submitted by /u/Visible-Society-2257 to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

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Hi, I'm quite new to air-frying and recently had the chance to borrow my friend’s air fryer for a couple of weeks. I really loved the results and the speed of the cooking, but the model he had couldn’t be washed in the dishwasher, and I found it a bit of a hassle to clean by hand. From what I understand, though, most air fryers can be washed in the dishwasher nowadays. However, what I see as a potential issue is that I don’t run the dishwasher more than every other day, and I don’t want to end up having to take a basket out and wash it by hand anyway. So, my idea was to get a dual-basket model (I’m specifically looking at the Ninja AF300EU right now). My thought was that if one basket is in the dishwasher, I could use the other one. The problem is, I can’t find any information about whether it’s possible to run just a single basket without having both in place, not just for this specific model, but for air fryers in general. So my question is how this usually works for dual-basket air fryers. And just to check, is my reasoning a bit off? Would it maybe be better to reuse the basket with a silicone liner or baking paper so I don’t need to wash it as often, or does that affect the cooking results? I never really tried that when borrowing it.. submitted by /u/thatboiiiiiiiiiiiiiz to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

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Why This Reddit List Exists Every Black Friday, Reddit threads are flooded with “Which air fryer should I actually buy?” questions-and the truth is, 90% of “deal” pages are copy-pasted or inflated. This post filters only verified discounts (cross-checked with price trackers and Reddit discussions) to save you the pain of fake markdowns and endless scrolls. Whether you want a family-size oven, a compact dorm-friendly unit, or a smart fryer with app support, this year’s lineup is stacked. Updated daily through Black Friday weekend. Deals verified manually and refreshed each week Top Black Friday Air Fryer Deals 2025 (Reddit-Verified) 1. Chefman 12-Quart 6-in-1 Air Fryer Oven-27% OFF If you cook for a family, this is your oven-sized air fryer. Dual racks, rotisserie spit, and a see-through door make it more like a countertop convection oven than a fryer. It fits a full chicken or two pizzas and still maintains even crisping thanks to its 360° turbo-circulation fan. Temperature control is consistent, and cleaning is easy with removable trays. Large footprint-not ideal for small kitchens. Preheat time is longer than compact units, but you get commercial-grade crisping. 2. Nuwave Brio Plus 8-Qt Air Fryer-12% OFF Designed for precision lovers. The digital control lets you adjust temperature in 5°F increments, ensuring every fry or wing gets perfect crunch. It includes a preheat option, sear function, and internal probe for meat temperature accuracy-a rare find under $150. Build quality leans plasticky; avoid overfilling the basket or circulation may suffer slightly. 3. Ninja AF101 4-Quart Compact Air Fryer-15% OFF Reddit’s long-running favorite for small kitchens. Compact, reliable, and still one of the fastest at preheating (under 3 minutes). Great for snacks, fries, or reheating leftovers. The ceramic-coated basket resists peeling, and cleaning takes less than 2 minutes. Limited capacity-expect to cook in small batches if you’re serving more than two people. 4. Chefman TurboFry 7-Quart 6-in-1-14% OFF Excellent middle-ground option. Offers air fry, roast, bake, and reheat modes with a touch-sensitive panel. The 7-quart capacity makes it great for 3–4 servings, and its wide temperature range (200–400°F) ensures even browning for meats and veggies. Slightly louder fan noise on higher heat settings-but still quieter than older Philips models. 5. Beelicious 5.8-Qt 12-in-1 Digital Air Fryer-23% OFF A hidden Reddit gem. This all-in-one model handles everything from dehydrating fruits to baking muffins. Its square basket design offers more space than round fryers, and its stainless body looks premium. Pre-programmed functions simplify setup for beginners. Button icons can fade over time; not ideal for heavy oil-based recipes due to narrow vent spacing. 6. Ninja Countertop Oven Double Stack XL-22% OFF Essentially two air fryers stacked together-a dream for meal preppers. Dual baskets allow you to cook separate dishes simultaneously, with independent temperature controls for each. Perfect for roasting veggies while frying chicken wings. Large and heavy-you’ll need solid counter space. But its output justifies it if you batch-cook weekly. 7. COSORI Pro 5-Qt 9-in-1-20% OFF Premium at a mid-tier price. The COSORI app adds smart control-preheat alerts, recipe integration, and voice assistant support. Build quality feels robust, and the rapid air system cooks faster than earlier COSORI models. Excellent heat distribution and easy cleanup.Requires Wi-Fi setup for smart control-might feel unnecessary for users who prefer manual simplicity. 8. Instant Vortex Plus Mini 4-Qt 6-in-1-17% OFF From the makers of Instant Pot. Compact yet efficient, ideal for apartments or small households. Delivers crispy textures without the oily smell. The non-stick drawer slides smoothly, and its quiet fan is great for night use. No pause function mid-cycle-you’ll need to pull the tray out manually to check progress. 9. Chefman TurboFry Touch XL 8-Qt-29% OFF Reddit’s “budget hero” for big households. The matte finish looks stylish, and the touch interface is responsive. It heats quickly, cooks evenly, and easily fits two racks of fries or wings. A perfect choice for families upgrading from smaller baskets. No smart controls or app connectivity, but reliability and capacity make up for it. 10. DASH Tasti-Crisp 2.6-Qt Mini Air Fryer – 17% OFF Ideal for dorms, RVs, or quick personal meals. Lightweight, colorful, and ultra-simple to use-just one knob and done. Despite its size, it delivers crisp fries, nuggets, and toast evenly, thanks to fast airflow.: Too small for multi-dish cooking; works best for reheating or single servings. Quick Comparison Table Model Best For Key Feature % Off Chefman 12-Qt 6-in-1 Families 12 Qt 27% Nuwave Brio Plus Precision Cooking 8 Qt 12% Ninja AF101 Small Homes Ceramic Non-Stick 15% Chefman TurboFry 7-Qt Balanced Option 7 Qt 14% Beelicious 5.8-Qt Multi-Function 5.8 Qt 23% Ninja Double Stack XL Dual Drawers Dual-Zone Temp 22% COSORI Pro Smart Users 5 Qt App & Voice Control 20% Instant Vortex Mini Dorms 6-in-1 Compact 17% Chefman TurboFry XL Touch Interface 19% DASH Tasti-Crisp Students 2.6 Qt 17% Buying Guide-How to Choose the Right Air Fryer Capacity: 2–4 Qt = Singles or couples 6–8 Qt = Families 10–12 Qt = Meal prep & baking Functions: 6-in-1 or higher adds baking, roasting, and dehydrating features. Controls: Touch panels offer precise temperature control; manual dials are simpler but less flexible. Ease of Cleaning: Non-stick baskets and dishwasher-safe trays save time. Performance Tip: Use parchment liners to extend basket life and keep oil splatter minimal. Which model are you eyeing this Black Friday? Comment your budget, household size, and cooking frequency-the community will help match you to the perfect air fryer. Real users + real feedback = smarter purchase decisions. FAQs Q: Are early Black Friday air fryer deals real or inflated? Verified Reddit trackers show most genuine deals start mid-November, with the steepest drops between Nov 22–29. Q: Do large air fryers cook slower? No-newer 2025 models use dual-fan systems that offset size differences. The Chefman and Ninja XLs cook evenly without delay. Q: Which air fryer lasts the longest? Ninja and COSORI models have the best long-term reliability Q: Are oven-style air fryers worth the space? Yes, if you cook family portions or bake. They replace a toaster oven and offer more even browning. These air fryers aren’t just trending -they’re community-tested and proven to perform. From Chefman’s family ovens to Ninja’s compact champs, every model here has earned Reddit’s trust for reliability and real results. If you’re planning your Black Friday 2025 kitchen upgrade, these deals represent the best mix of value, performance, and verified discounts. Stay tuned in the comments for daily lightning-deal updates and user reports on stock drops. Your next crispy dinner might just start here -with Reddit’s help and real buyer proof. submitted by /u/ana_axia to r/BlackFridayDealsList [link] [comments]

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This is going to be long af, so bear with me. So these are not spectacular recipes. They are simple and open to any variations and personal creativity. Of course I do NOT work for any AF brand (although ffs I should!), but I always want to help people who are unsure of themselves, be able to eat healthily and quickly. There aren’t any meat ones beyond chicken and fish, because I don’t cook beef in mine. I have my limits lol. I’ve done many other meals in mine, but 99% of the time I’m totally winging it, so they’re not written down as of yet. AIR FRYER RECIPES Notes: - Always pull the air fryer a few inches away from the wall before using to avoid heat damage. - To contain juices (and generally avoid having to clean the drawers much), you can buy paper liners that are specific to your model, silicone liners, or make a sided ‘boat’ out of foil. These are all optional - It’s worth getting the fitted grates like in the bottom left of my pic. It holds down smaller items or the edges of paper liners so they don’t fly up and burn. It also helps if you want to jam as much food in there as possible without it touching - My recipes are based on my Ninja Foodi Flex (dual), and average sized meat/food items I get in Ontario, Canada. So everything varies. - I originally wrote this for family in Scotland, so I have both °F and °C noted. I use °F at home. Photo clockwise from top left: - pierogi (homemade) - Chicken thigh - Roasted tomato & veg pearl cous cous salad - Roasted cherry tomatoes - Capocollo wrapped trout - Roasted garlic placement diagram RECIPES CHICKEN THIGHS/DRUMS 380 F / 195 C Season as desired (I only use S&P) 12 min skin side down 10 min skin side up - If using a liner, no oil is needed unless you want to crisp up the skin. In that case, lightly oil chicken. If placing directly on the metal tray, either oil chicken or tray first. SALMON/TROUT PORTIONS 400 F / 200 C Season as desired Approximately 9 mins - as with the chicken, no oil needed unless placing directly on metal tray so the skin doesn’t stick ROASTED CHERRY TOMATOES Foil tray* Cherry tomatoes Olive oil Salt & pepper Optional - garlic, fresh thyme, rosemary etc 400 F / 200 C on air fry setting *make a sided ‘boat’ out of foil so it contains any juices from the tomato - Appx 12 mins or until reached desired doneness - To prevent the skins exploding, you can pierce them with a knife before roasting. - Can be for dressings, warm salads, side dish, fresh tomato pasta sauces - I roast Kalamata olives, chopped bell peppers & the white parts of scallions the exact same way. Threw them with some canned beans, other veg & pearl cous cous to make a warm grain salad. Can also be eaten cold. FROZEN PIEROGI 400 F / 200 C Appx 8-10 mins or until crispy and golden to your liking. - Coat with a tiny bit of oil first. Flip halfway. - Can also be done with fresh pierogi and even tortellini/ravioli. Some may burst. CARROTS - Peel & cut into uniform sizes. Or if they’re small, leave whole - toss with some maple syrup or honey and mustard. Appx 15 mins at 375 F / 190 C *timing varies depending on the size of carrots. Check and shake around on occasion. Definitely use some kind of liner for this as it would be very sticky & difficult to clean CRISPY DICED POTATOES - Dice potatoes about 1” - Par-boil diced potatoes for 3 mins at a rolling boil - dry and toss with oil, salt & pepper, and any other seasoning you like (awesome with Lawrys seasoning salt) - Air fry 400 F / 200 C appx 15-20 mins, shaking/tossing occasionally ROASTED GARLIC one whole head garlic, or as many cloves as you need, with paper skin still on - chop the top off the cloves/head so only a tiny bit is exposed through the skin - Place on square of foil. - Drizzle a little bit of olive oil. Add salt if desired (totally optional) - Wrap tightly with the foil into a small packet - Air fry 400 F / 200 C for appx 12 mins (longer if it’s a whole head). - Garlic is done when you can easily squeeze the softened garlic out of the paper skin *the small foil packet may fly around inside the fryer as it cooks. I use a rack to help hold it down. Another option is to tuck some of the foil underneath the air fryer’s grate to stabilize it. SEE PHOTO OTHER NOTES You can really take any veg that tastes good roasted (all of them!), chop them to equal-ish sizes, lightly oil, season, and toss them in there. 400 F / 200 C for anywhere from 5-15 mins depending on the veg and your preferred doneness. The best part of the air fryer is that you can pause it, open it to take a look, and continue if necessary. No need to worry about messing it up as it doesn’t cool down like a large oven does. BBC has some simple recipes too. I haven’t tried them, but their salmon & Chicken thigh method looks nearly identical to mine, so they’re probably pretty good 😉 https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/search?q=Easy+air+fryer+ submitted by /u/puzzlebutter to r/adhdwomen [link] [comments]

Testing out the COSORI CAF-LI211-AUS Air Fryer was an unexpectedly delightful experience. This compact air fryer caught my attention not just for its sleek and modern design, but also for its practicality in everyday use. It’s small enough to fit into tight kitchen spaces yet powerful enough to keep up with most cooking needs. I’ve tried cooking a variety of meals with it, from morning breakfasts to reheated leftovers, and it’s impressed me at nearly every turn. But as with anything, there are key considerations to note. Compact and Stylish Design The first thing you'll notice about this air fryer is its neat and compact design. Since countertop space in my kitchen is at a premium, its relatively small footprint was a huge plus. Measuring just 10.1 x 8.3 x 10.5 inches, this miniature cooking appliance can slip into even the most crowded areas. Despite its compact size, the aesthetic value it adds to a kitchen is undeniable; the grey finish pairs perfectly with stainless steel or minimalist design. Functionality and Versatile Features Cooking with this air fryer has been straightforward thanks to its intuitive touch controls. Whether I wanted to bake, reheat, roast, or air fry, this device made it as easy as a push of a button. With a maximum temperature setting of 400°F and a timer adjustable up to 60 minutes, it works seamlessly for many recipes. The pre-programmed settings are especially helpful because even someone like my niece, who's new to cooking, found it simple to use. Plus, the automatic shutoff was a game-changer, providing peace of mind for moments when I might walk away without watching the timer closely. Advantages This air fryer really shines with a number of strong points worth mentioning: - A 97% less oil cooking capability for healthier meals without compromising on crispiness. - Dishwasher-safe, non-stick basket and ultra-lightweight build for effortless cleaning and storage. - Ready-to-use online recipes from the VeSync app allowed me to experiment with creative dishes effortlessly. Cooking Performance What surprised me most was how fast and evenly this air fryer cooks. French fries came out golden and crispy, wings had a delightful crunch, and even leftover pizza tasted freshly made when reheated. Its 2.1-quart capacity makes it perfect for solo meals or preparing snacks. While it won’t suit a large family gathering, its efficiency for small portions is unmatched. For those late-night cravings or the occasional healthy snack, it’s literally a lifesaver. Limitations Of course, no product is without its areas for improvement: - Its limited capacity might frustrate those wanting to prepare meals for more than one or two people. - The plastic outer material, while lightweight, doesn’t quite exude premium durability. - I found that certain liners suggested for this air fryer occasionally folded and risked touching the heating element, which required extra caution during setup. Competing Products Comparing this model to alternatives like the Ninja 2-Quart Air Fryer or the Instant Pot Vortex Mini, the COSORI air fryer holds its own with lightweight convenience and simpler controls. It edges out the Ninja in terms of compact design but falls short in cooking capacity. Against the Instant Pot Vortex, it truly excels with quieter operation, as I was barely aware of it running in the background. However, both offer sturdier builds, which might appeal to users who need a more robust device. Grab COSORI CAF-LI211-AUS at the best price on Amazon. Bang for the Buck Considering its range of features, the overall build quality, and the level of convenience it packs into everyday kitchen tasks, I’d say this air fryer offers significant value for money. It’s not without its quirks, but for someone looking to improve meal prep efficiency without investing in a bulky appliance, it’s an excellent choice. Sure, you might spend a little extra for a larger unit with metal components, but if compactness and simplicity are key for you, this device checks all the right boxes. Don’t wait—check COSORI CAF-LI211-AUS price on Amazon. submitted by /u/ultrasonickep1 to r/TestedAtHome [link] [comments]

Testing the Chefman RJ38-1 over the past few weeks, I’ve put it through almost everything you’d expect from an air fryer and more. This multifunctional digital air fryer doesn’t just promise versatility—it delivers it in spades. From crisping chicken wings to dehydrating fruit slices for my kid’s snacks, this became my go-to countertop companion. But while I’m impressed with many of its features, there were a few aspects that gave me pause. Sleek Design and Build Quality The first thing that caught my eye was how modern and compact the Chefman RJ38-1 looks despite its 10-quart size. The black stainless steel finish feels premium, and the capacitive touch screen gives it a polished and futuristic vibe. The overall design blends seamlessly with my kitchen, and its large front-viewing window with interior lights makes monitoring food a breeze. It’s worth mentioning, though, that at 14.2 pounds, it’s not the lightest air fryer out there. If you’re someone who likes to move appliances around, you might find its weight a bit of a hassle over time. Cooking Versatility at Its Best This machine does more than just air fry—it’s like having an air fryer, rotisserie, dehydrator, and convection oven all rolled into one. I air-fried everything from salmon fillets with minimal oil to fries that ended up perfectly crisp. The rotisserie function was a game-changer for me; it made roasted chicken easier and tastier than any store-bought alternative. The 17 touch presets also ensure that you can cook almost anything without any guesswork. I particularly appreciated the dehydrate function for making apple chips, which satisfied both my afternoon cravings and my niece's lunchbox needs. Check Chefman RJ38-1 price on Amazon. Performance and Cooking Quality This appliance doesn’t mess around when it comes to actual performance. The rapid air technology cooked my meals faster and more evenly than my conventional oven. I counted on its 1700-watt output for everything from reheating leftover pizza to baking a personal-sized lasagna. I rarely felt the need to preheat, and it really saved me time during weekday dinners when I didn’t want to wait ages to eat. That said, some thicker cuts of meat needed a little extra cooking time than expected, primarily when using presets. You might want to tweak the timing manually depending on what you’re making. Good Aspects - Cooks with 98% less oil for healthier meals. - Interior light and large window simplify cooking visibility. - Includes multiple accessories like air racks, drip tray, and rotisserie tool. - Dishwasher-safe parts make cleaning effortless. Areas of Concern - The appliance can be noisy, especially during longer cooking cycles. - Its nonstick coating is absent, which means food can stick if you’re not careful or don’t use liners. - Bulky size may not suit small kitchens or limited countertop spaces. Ease of Use and Cleaning Speaking of cleaning, I loved how intuitive the removable drip tray and dishwasher-safe parts were. After tackling some sticky BBQ chicken wings, I simply popped the drip tray in my dishwasher and wiped the interior with a damp cloth. Setting up the rotisserie for the first time wasn’t as straightforward as I hoped, but after a couple of tries, it started feeling second nature. The touchscreen reacts quickly and is easy to navigate, even for my mother, who’s not the most tech-savvy. Competing Products I’ve had the opportunity to test similar high-capacity air fryers like the Ninja Foodi XL and the Instant Vortex Plus. While the Ninja Foodi offers similar rotisserie functionality and multi-layer racks, I found its controls less intuitive than Chefman’s touch screen. The Instant Vortex Plus is slightly cheaper and has a comparable cooking capacity, but it lacks the interior light and large viewing window that made checking on food easier. Chefman wins in visibility and ease of use, but the competition edges ahead if noise levels or weight are a concern. Financial Value In terms of value, this product punches above its weight. The Chefman RJ38-1 effectively replaces several kitchen appliances, which makes it a cost-effective investment for anyone short on counter space or appliance budget. That said, if you’re on a tight budget, competing air fryers with fewer features but solid performance may suit you better. Still, for its versatility, build quality, and overall performance, it’s well worth the spend if you plan to make full use of its features. Grab Chefman RJ38-1 at the best price on Amazon. submitted by /u/mschwarz315 to r/PoweredByExperience [link] [comments]

I've been testing out the Kalorik Maxx Air Fryer Oven vs Ninja Foodi for a few weeks now, flipping toast, air-frying wings, and even roasting veggies on busy weeknights. Both are strong contenders, but each has a unique feel in the kitchen. If you're trying to pick one, here's what stood out to me. 1. Design & Size The Kalorik Maxx feels like a mini oven — solid, wide, and built to handle big meals. It's about 12.5" deep, 15.75" wide, and 14" tall, weighing just over 17 pounds. On the flip side, the Ninja Foodi is sleeker and lighter, measuring 19.7" wide but only 7.6" tall thanks to its low profile. It weighs slightly more at 18.5 pounds but takes up less vertical space. The Kalorik looks sharp on the counter, but it demands more room and doesn't really tuck away. The Ninja wins in tight kitchens — that flip-up feature is a game-changer. I live in a small apartment, and the Ninja's ability to fold and slide back made it my better everyday option. 2. Capacity & Cooking Functions Kalorik Maxx is a powerhouse. It holds a massive 26 quarts and has 21 presets, including rotisserie, steak searing, and dehydrating. It can roast a full 14-lb turkey or crisp up a large pizza in no time. The Ninja Foodi, on the other hand, has a smaller interior—just enough for a 13" pizza or six chicken breasts. It has 8 cooking functions, including air fry, roast, and toast. If you're cooking for a family, the Kalorik gives you room to spread out. I used it to prep meals for four and had leftovers. But when it was just me, I found the Ninja easier — especially for quick snacks or breakfast. 3. Ease of Use & Controls Kalorik's digital controls look sleek, and the 21 presets offer a lot. But for beginners, the buttons can feel a bit much at first. There's a learning curve — especially if you're not used to having that many choices. The Ninja Foodi is simpler. The dial and buttons are labeled clearly, and setup is fast. My mom, who isn't tech-savvy, figured it out in minutes. If you're starting or prefer fewer options, Ninja feels more welcoming right out of the box. 4. Cooking Performance & Results Both models air fry really well, with crisp, golden results. But there's a slight edge with the Kalorik — it goes up to 500°F, which helps it cook faster and brown better. I noticed this with sweet potato fries and steak — they were done quicker and had a perfect sear. The Ninja is slightly slower, but it cooks evenly and reliably. I trust it for delicate things like cookies or toasted sandwiches. If crispiness is your top priority, Kalorik edges ahead. But for everyday use, Ninja gives consistent, even results without fuss. 5. Cleaning & Maintenance Cleaning is where the Ninja Foodi shines. The crumb tray slides out quickly, and its flat design makes it simple to wipe down. Kalorik's interior is a bit deeper and has more trays, which means more scrubbing. Both models have non-stick trays and dishwasher-safe parts, which helps. I recommend using parchment liners in the Kalorik to catch drips and make cleanup easier. With the Ninja, a quick wipe with lemon water after use keeps it fresh and grease-free. Kalorik Maxx Air Fryer Oven Pros: Large 26-quart capacity — great for big meals or families Offers 21 cooking presets, including rotisserie and sear Heats up to 500°F for faster, crispier results Ideal for roasting, baking, dehydrating, and air frying Cons: Takes up more counter space — not ideal for small kitchens Cleaning can be more time-consuming Ninja Foodi Pros: Compact and lightweight , it is perfect for small kitchens The unique flip-up design saves counterspace Simple, beginner-friendly controls Preheats fast and cooks evenly Easy to clean with removable crumb tray and flat interior Cons: Smaller cooking capacity — not ideal for big families Limited to 8 cooking functions Choosing between them comes down to your cooking style and space. For more information: https://expertofhome.com/kalorik-maxx-air-fryer-oven-vs-ninja-foodi-digital-oven submitted by /u/Mamunahmed444 to r/Expertohome [link] [comments]

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So I have a Philip XXL Air Fryer which I bought 5 years ago, has done a mountian of work but recently it was just dirty, very smokey etc So I went out and purchased a new Ninja Flexi one. Im trying to protect it as best I can and keep clean and wondering what best options are? people mention about the paper liners and I just tried one but the sausages come out all covered in fat they have been cooked in and thats not really the point of the air fryer IMO with the fat dropping down the grill off the food. Do you put the liner under the tray? am I using them wrong? Just wondering what other accessories people have bought? to try save the fryer as best as possible submitted by /u/Jean_Rasczak to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

we have a ninja dual stack and it simply just sits on the kitchen side collecting dust 🤷‍♀️ the oven is just so much easier: it’s so much bigger, and so much easier to check on things and put things in and take things out. and not to mention cleaning! if you’re cooking for any more than one person, (even just one person) theres just not enough space? like if you were making frozen chips or roasted veg they’d all be layering over each other whereas in the oven you can spread them out on a tray. even after watching recipe videos i just cant see how people are feeding their entire families with these things! plus, it seems that loads of people airfry things by putting them straight onto the surfaces and without liners etc and my goodness do they not spend their days cleaning them? am i doing something wrong or being lazy? submitted by /u/dinoshrooms to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

Hello everyone. I am new to this app and received a Ninja Foodi two basket air fryer. I have not tried it yet and am feeling a little intimidated by it. I know — don’t be a woose. I hope this great group can ease my fears and give me some first time user tips. I need a cheering team. What should I try first? Liner or no? Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/Witty-Writing-0828 to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

I could not find the dimensions of the basket or the crisper tray anywhere on the Ninja website. Not looking for anything fancy. Looking for disposable air fryer liners that fits Ninja AF101C air fryer. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/optoabhi to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

We love our ninja air fryer and use it on a daily basis. Today I was roasting potatoes when I realized it looked like my potatoes had a "light" on them when I checked. It took my a second to realize that the air fryer doesn't have a light function and that it was actually on fire and sparking. Is it time to throw it away and buy a new one?? My guess is yes but wanted to double check before I drop $130 on another. Any idea why this happened and how I can prevent it in the future? We never used any liners except one time when we tried. The fan kept sucking it up so we quickly bailed on using them. Any help would be appreciated! submitted by /u/Due-Noise-1938 to r/airfryer [link] [comments]