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Do you have an air fryer? Are your meals healthier?

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19/04/2023 at 13:35

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Hello Carenity!

I was thinking of getting an air fryer, I was thinking it would be a good alternative way to cook foods that dont have added fats. I have struggled with Ulcerative colitis since 2014 and I am always paying a lot of attention to what I eat. I've seen some videos on social media about dishes that can be prepared using this new kitchen gadget and I have hope. I just don't want it to be another thing I buy and use for a second then forget. What are oyu experiences with one?

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19/04/2023 at 22:29

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Hi @pancake

Air fryers are all the rage these days! I'm sure one of our Carenity members can give you some recipes or their general feeling regarding them.

I'll tag a few members for them to give their opinions.

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Do you know about air fryers? Do you have one? What do you typically make in it? Do you think your meals are healthier or easier to control?

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Do you have an air fryer? Are your meals healthier? https://www.carenity.co.uk/forum/other-discussions/living-with-digestive-disorders/do-you-have-an-airfryer-5024 2023-04-19 22:29:43

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22/04/2023 at 10:58

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I've been using one or a while now and ind t good for removing a good amount of grease from burgers, sausages etc and I can now have air-fried potato snacks as well.

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Do you have an air fryer? Are your meals healthier? https://www.carenity.co.uk/forum/other-discussions/living-with-digestive-disorders/do-you-have-an-airfryer-5024 2023-04-22 10:58:17

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I bought a Tower airfryer for my new home, It is my main way to cook now, I do have a microwave, but never really liked them , the airfryer is great, (it is one of the 11l ones with a drop-down front and rotissary, the food is really good, - I have never tasted chicken like it, really succulent. I have also been baking my own bread, again excellent results, a 500g loaf cooks in 25 minutes.


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05/06/2023 at 13:56

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I followed the hype and bought a N inja. I now realise that the value depends on what and how you cook. I cook mainly from scratch. The air fryer seems well geared up to ready meals, which I rarely have. It does fabulous chips, and roasties. I have even baked a sponge in it. However I do prefer my combi microwave which has made my main oven redundant. The combi even proves and bakes our bread.

The Air Fryer has been easier to clean, I bought a silicone liner, which goes in the dishwasher. I am all for an easy life!


Do you have an air fryer? Are your meals healthier? https://www.carenity.co.uk/forum/other-discussions/living-with-digestive-disorders/do-you-have-an-airfryer-5024 2023-06-05 13:56:15

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30/06/2023 at 15:42

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We have had an air fryer for well over a year now. My husband loves it, as he is the main cook due to my epilepsy. We do not use a stove even though there is one here but also have a convection microwave oven that does roasting and more. We love the equipment we have, find the microwave useful for vegetables and the air fryer for sausage, stir-fries, chips, pasta, etc.

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Do you have an air fryer? Are your meals healthier? https://www.carenity.co.uk/forum/other-discussions/living-with-digestive-disorders/do-you-have-an-airfryer-5024 2023-06-30 15:42:02

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