Philips Viva Airfryer - 2 Colors

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Philips Viva Airfryer - 2 Colors
Price: $79.99
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Note Price Drop!
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Big price decrease.
I was interested in these at one time, but after researching them, they are essentially convection ovens that do an OK job. Many things said you’re better off getting a toaster oven with convection functions as they are cheaper and work better. I guess it’s more what you’re after though.
Please note, these only do dry batter.

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Being single, I use it almost as much as a microwave. I love mine but, wouldn’t recommend it for more than 2 people.

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Yeah, I’m getting the feeling that they are convection ovens with more fan speed than normal but not significantly different beyond that.

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I love mine. It does a better job of cooking frozen foods, like french fries, egg rolls and other foods that you want crisp. It gets foods crispier than a toaster or regular oven.

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Versions of this has been sold for 30 years on infomercials. This version is just a very small footprint oven. For $60 I got the Big Boss Oval Rapid Wave 17.5-Quart 1300 Watt Hi-Speed-Low Energy infrared convection Oven, and Turkey Roaster from the mothership. If you can accommodate the larger size, it has enough room to do a medium sized turkey or “fry” enough for 4 people. Newer versions have both the halogen lamp and the heating elements. It does a great job of browning. My 30 year old version didn’t have the halogen lamp and does a poor job of browning items like fries.

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For what it’s worth: anyone who considers the Air Fryer for frys would be better served by this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00005IBXJ. We have one, it gets daily use.

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Frying uses grease or oil. When you use hot air its called baking.

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Bought one of these a few months ago. It makes great crispy Buffalo Wings.

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Read the description…this uses a small bit of oil as well.

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I have one of these. I really like it, but it’s hard to clean the basket. I throw in chicken every Sunday to cook for the week. It makes it crispy, but not greasy. I love that it only take 20 minutes to do a work week’s worth of cooking.

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I love love love my airfryer and am bummed that I spent $199 on it at Bed Bath & Beyond :frowning:

Any machine that can cook sweet potato fries to a crisp with no oil is top notch in my book!

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That’s only if you want to drizzle some olive oil on the skin to help crispen the outside. You can do the exact same thing with a convection oven.

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Toss the basket in the dishwasher. Clean as a whistle.

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Bed Bath and Beyond is for people with too much money…overpriced

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Not everyone has a dishwasher.

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I’ve heard of people using coupons to get things cheap, free, or even money back there.

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Chicken cooked on Sunday is Not a food I would want to eat all week… After 3 days at best, it is garbage IMO…