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Product Review - Philips Airfryer Deep Fryer Fries Without Oil!

Updated on September 23, 2014

The New Way to Deep Fry Foods

Philips Airfryer Deep Fryer
Philips Airfryer Deep Fryer | Source

New technology allows healthy deep fried foods! Without Using Oil!

Can deep-fried foods actually be healthy? Apparently, there is now such a kitchen item that “deep fries” food without using oil. How is that possible? Well, the Philips Airfryer, along with many of its customers, makes this claim. If you’re a fan of kitchen gadgets, this sounds like one that you just might have to check out.

While traditional deep fryers cover the food with oil, the Airfryer instead uses what is called “Rapid Air Technology” to quickly heat up the food from all sides. The food is bombarded by hot air, circulating on all sides at once. The Airfryer will deep fry potatoes, meats, vegetables, and more.

Can you imagine air-frying chips or French fries in less than fifteen minutes, having them come out crispy on the outside and soft on the inside? From all reports, the Airfryer does get the food crisp—with 80% fewer calories than traditional deep frying.

The Old Way to Deep Fry Foods

The old way of deep frying with oil
The old way of deep frying with oil | Source

The Airfryer doesn't stink and is easy to clean!

Another plus that customers claim about the Phillips Airfryer is that it leaves no oily smell lingering in the kitchen. With traditional deep frying, the oily cooking smell may hang around for days. The Philips Airfyer’s odor filter prevents these unwanted odors from leaking out into n the kitchen. Amazingly, many customers claim that there is actually no smell at all.

What about cleaning? One of my questions would be whether or not the Airfryer is hard to clean. Clean-up seems to be pretty easy, as many of the parts of this sleek, black Philips Airfryer are removable and dishwasher safe. Other parts are easily wiped off and cleaned, as they are coated with a Teflon surface. The Airfryer has an adjustable thermostat as well as a built-in timer. Another handy feature of the Airfryer is the food separator that it comes with which allows you to divide the fryer into two sections in order to cook two items at once. This feature sounds perfect for making fish and chips!

Try the Airfryer's Recipe Booklet!

Having never before heard of the Airfryer, I’m impressed with what it can do. Imagine making all your favorite deep fried foods without the messy and fattening oil?

Imagine making your favorite fried chicken and potato strips, fish, snacks such as fried pickles, and any other favorites--all without fattening oils!

How fun would it be to experiment with different recipes in this Airfryer? The Philips Airfryer comes with a recipe booklet that allows you to do just that!


Top 10 Foods to Cook in the Phillips AirFryer

1. Fried Chicken (Crispy!)

2. French Fries (Not greasy!)

3. Fish (and Chips!)

4. All Meats!

5. Roasted Asparagus

6. Baked Apples

7. Baked Eggs

8. Pizza! (Yes!)

9. Cake and other desserts (Believe it or not!)

10. Try lots of things!

How the Phillips AirFryer Works

Rate this product!

2.8 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings of Phillips AirFryer

Is the Airfryer worth the price?

While the Philips Airfryer is not cheap, its ability to deep fry foods quickly and healthfully may be worth the cost. This Airfryer generally retails at well over one hundred pounds, or over two hundred U.S. dollars. Currys, an appliance store out of the UK, sells appliances and electronics, large and small, including kitchen gadgets such as the Philips Airfryer, at reasonable prices, especially with vouchers that offer significant discounts.

By shopping online and using Currys vouchers, you can save more on small appliances such as this deep fryer. Shop around while you’re there and check out more of Currys voucher codesfor saving on all kinds of cool kitchen gadgets and appliances.

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