Can this budget Cookworks Air Fryer compete with the Ninja

[@oct1952ober]

Good vid full of info .. going to order my Cookworks today .. Thank you

[@its-review-time]

Thanks for the comment 👍, I hope you enjoy your air fryer

[@Stuboy916]

Bought the Cookworks one yesterday to replace my single basket air fryer. Looking forward to using it alongside my Tower 5 in 1

[@its-review-time]

👍, I hope you enjoy it

[@eon001]

I just ordered the 5L Cookworks off Argos. Picking it up tomorrow.

[@one-day-at-a-time4134]

Brilliant review. Thank you for sharing your honest and fair review. I've been wanting to get an airfyer but didn't just want to jump on the bandwagon. So I thought I'd do some research. Defo gonna invest in one after seeing this. Thanks again.

[@its-review-time]

Thank you for the nice comment 👍

[@Valdasgs]

Thanks !

[@its-review-time]

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[@tgk3624]

Just got the Cookworks. Do you check how much difference with the amount of electricity they use? Its my first Air Fryer. I usually use a gas oven

[@its-review-time]

Hi, I haven't checked how much electricity they use, but they both would be a similar amount, and they would be substantially cheaper than using a gas oven.

[@tgk3624]

@@its-review-time I used it for the first time tonight, cooking fish n oven chips,I was surprised how much better the chips tasted. I paid £75 for the Cookworks well worth it. 👍

[@its-review-time]

That's great, I am. sure you will enjoy cooking lots more food.👌

[@thirstyworks1465]

Ninja 2470 watts the clockworks is 2600w.. Actually the guy tell you the specs right at the beginning.

[@paulb3517]

Just bought the cookworks, I love it..

[@its-review-time]

That's great I hope you enjoy cooking in it 👍

[@jerinchysyl]

Got the same cookworks yesterday, tried making chips but I turned the temp down probably that’s why they weren’t cooked well. Then did frozen samosas in the other basket, using the ‘fries’ setting. Don’t know what I did wrong but the samosas were almost burnt in the outside and half cooked in the inside 😤

[@its-review-time]

It takes time and practice to get it right, chips need to be cooked on a high heat and somas should be cooked on about 180°C

[@deeayecee7947]

Just bought the cookworks one for my parents. This video has proved I made a really good choice 😊

[@its-review-time]

That's great I hope they like it

[@WWmbgWW]

Cookworks looks identical to Tower one?? Same in appearance minor spec difference (body size) £50 cheaper. Same machine?

[@its-review-time]

Yes, I have done a comparison video between the Tower and cookworks air fryer and will upload it in a few days, I bought the Tower from Amazon for £100 same price as the cookworks.

[@WWmbgWW]

@@its-review-time that’s made my upgrade decision even harder 🤣. I’ve had a Phillips one for 12 years… just fancied a dual drawer.

[@its-review-time]

The cookworks and the Tower cook almost identically, I would recommend the Tower simply because they offer a 3 year manufacturer's warranty and cookworks only offer 1 year, apart from that they are both great Air Fryers.

[@robinparkes9]

I’ve just bought the Cookworks air fryer. Now I need to learn how to use it. The first job will be two individual steak and kidney pies from a well known firm in Yorkshire tomorrow.

[@its-review-time]

It's a very good air fryer for the price and once you master it, you can cook some great meals. 👍

[@robinparkes9]

@@its-review-time I used it for the first time and cooked two Yorkshire Hand Made Pies. They turned out absolutely perfect. The Cookworks air fryer is so easy to use and to clean after use. I’m very pleased with it.

[@its-review-time]

That's great, I hope you enjoy cooking lots more things 😋

[@robinparkes9]

@@its-review-time I’m looking forward to using it more often. Chips 😋.

[@ayeitsme6988]

Got my cookworks today for 90quid

[@its-review-time]

That's a great price 👍

[@PDXTundra]

Anything can compete with a Ninja. Even a dead cat can compete with a Ninja.

[@its-review-time]

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