1st week : Scoville 4.3L Air Fryer (cooking breaded chicken strips)

£59 ASDA (Sep22).
Scoville Air Fryer 4.3L.
Model SAF102B.
Owned for a week. Used quite a lot to cook breaded chicken.
Here I cook frozen breaded chicken strips.
I give my first impressions (good).
I presume Scoville is an ASDA brand (???).
temp vary celsius : 80 -200.
basket size (roughly) cm : 20w 21(l) 10h
note : I am a novice and could be talking nonsense.
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Note about current state of our understanding of Airfryers.
most people's ENERGY USEAGE info is currently based around a dude cooking a potato.
Our main info on how 'airfryers' compare on running cost with ovens is based on a dude cooking a potato in his kitchen ... seems to be all we have to go on at the moment.
The famous sust-it potato cook as seen in Daily Mail. Not very scientific imho.
For a start he uses a mini-oven as the 'oven'.
The original article is here : www.sust-it.net/blog/are-air-fryers-more-energy-efficient-than-an-oven-or-microwave/

[@daemonicstar]

Thank you for uploading this demonstration. I found it very helpful. 😊

[@folikuddin176]

This is so useful we got this air fryer and my mum fid

[@jokelly2502]

Please can you tell me where you purchase the item where it tells you how much it cost for whatever you’re using electricity wise ? Thank you 👍🏻

[@HareReviews]

I cant remember tbh. probably ebay. they are very common. if you search e.g. "socket energy meter"

[@anticrossmodulation]

What model of voltage meter did you use in the air fryer video

[@HareReviews]

it doesn't say. its a basic energy monitor plug. bought from amazon i think. they are like £8-£20

[@anticrossmodulation]

Excellent, just ordered one 👍 great channel

[@lynseyrodak5077]

Is the air fryer more economical than an electric oven ?

[@HareReviews]

sust-it done a (not very scientific) comparison baking a potato. for the conventional oven they used a tabletop one. it was in Daily Mail etc. as I recall the result was ... oven 35p ? air fryer 27p ? microwave 12p ? airfryer is really a small fan oven, and will be cheaper than full-size oven as : it's a lot smaller space and fan and heater are closer to food the fan is very big and blows the heat down onto the food how much cheaper than an oven, I don't know. microwave would seem the cheapest by far, but everything will be soggy, whereas in a airfryer eveything is dry/crispy.