Why is choosing an AIRFRYER so difficult?

Replacing an airfryer, so many airfryers on the market. Which one do I choose? #ninja #airfryer #sage

[@rona2661]

Wouldn’t bother buying one, send an email to the companies letting them know you use on channel, once they see your large audience they should send freebies like all the other yt channels much smaller than yours get sent

[@timellam1918]

That is selling out don't do it we want it just how it is.

[@adamarzo559]

@@timellam1918 People need to make a living, especially in this economy. Let the man make his decision to support his family however he wants, mate. This whole selling out thing is so old, time to grow up brother.

[@queenbee7913]

I have a dual basket Chefree, it does cracking pies and has windows so that you can see what is going on.

[@Peterjames3535]

I just bought the cheapest which made the job choosing a bit less stressful lol

[@stephenscarff471]

Cosori all the way , especially with a square or rectangle basket , round baskets are just not good when you have to do bacon or square slice , sausage rolls , etc , I always cook between 10% -15% under the cooking and heating times , and it works out great , quick 1 minute blast at the end for crispiness if needed

[@scruffypugz5837]

Cosori dual air fryer! The sync functionality is absolutely great.

[@pikricky]

I have the sync function on my Instant versazone and it's great,no need to watch the time till your ready to put something else in the other drawer

[@joelmorris8368]

cosori air fryer is what you want, brilliant bit of kit

[@debrachapman60]

I love my Cosori. I use it almost everyday. 👍

[@margaretnicol3423]

Is that the one with the turning chip basket?

[@lroc6272]

Which model / size?

[@DJKC]

I have the dual blaze. Nice size basket. I upgraded from their 5.5L and gave that to my parents.

[@Kangorrilla]

I haven’t got one of these but this is the next one I’ll buy.

[@johnwalton8359]

Bought a Ninja Foodi Dual a few months ago, never done me any wrong. Definitely recommend.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers John

[@mikethedigitaldoctorjarvis]

Yep ! i have the Ninja AF300UK great machine it's a dual one also,one of my best purchases 🙂

[@GG-ml3vr]

Mine has replaced my gas oven use by about 90% over the last 6 months . No complaints with it at all.

[@mikethedigitaldoctorjarvis]

@@GG-ml3vr My main oven hasn't been used for over a year now because of air fryer ! just been switched off.

[@karenellis3039]

Have to say the same I done use my oven anymore, however I cook for no more than 3 and use my hob 👍🏼 hope that’s helpful 😊

[@eddyrourke5514]

A couple of years ago I gave in to people telling me I needed an air fryer so purchased the cheapest one I could find (£30 from asda) and it was a revolution for me! It cuts cooking time by 40%ish , is super easy to clean and cooks loads of the things I like very well indeed. I am now desperate for it to break down so I can go buy one of those two drawer ninjas but the bloody thing just keeps going and going.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Nice one!

[@leonardpearce6893]

I am the same, I bought one in 2015 when they first came out in Australia, cost $25 approx English quid, it just wont quit, still going really good, but quite small, I have now gone from wanting it to quit so I can buy a double draw one, now I will be heartbroken when it quits.

[@H1-NMR]

If I was you Gaz stick to ninja you tried it before it’s reliable and make sure you get it from John Lewis because they give you free guarantee basically any electrical internal fault within the 2 year time period they’ll replace it for you free of charge and as as air air fryers go why don’t you get the ninja air fryer and grill I have got it and personally it does the job it even has a grill so you can use your current one just as a primary pressure cooker and the ninja grill / air fryer as an air fryer or grill it also bakes aswell so if your good lady wanted to make a small bit of pastry/bread she can with this At end of the day like you rightfully said it’s your money your the wisest what you see fit get Gaz and I wish you all the best so keep up us updated but don’t forget get it from John Lewis this guarantee thing is key Cheers

[@Sonya_Makepeace]

I don't know much about air fryers, but my favourite cooking accessory is a Slow cooker. Very cheap to run, even if it's on 8 hours.

[@sparsh415]

I`ve got both and can highly recommend an air fryer. I`ve had mine 2 months now and in month 1 it saved me £26 on my Electric bill and it only cost me £58. They`re perfect for single people or doing bits and pieces if you`ve got a family.

[@debeeriz]

i found the crock pot did not cook potatoes well even after 6 hours the meat was tender but the spuds were hard,so i got an instant pot which can slow cook as well, but never use that function and the meat and spuds are perfect

[@Sonya_Makepeace]

@@debeeriz I think you need to cut the potatoes a bit smaller. I don't usually cook pots in the slow cooker as I like them roasted, but I put other root veg in with pork or chicken, and they cook perfect. I cooked some pork shoulder steaks in cider and an oxo cube with leeks, swede and carrots and it made my mouth have an orgasm.

[@K0Y0L0E0C0U0L0L0E0N]

Very different ways of cooking, Crock pots just give you hot mush after half a day of waiting, air fryers can cook pretty much anything in 1% of the time

[@harleymac6308]

I use a Cosori dual blaze. It's brilliant. I do like that Sage tabletop oven you use. It sounds perfect. There's always updated appliances coming out. Lakeland have a good selection. I definitely agree with one of your subscribers' comments suggesting you approach the companies to review their products. We'd love to see your honest reviews. Thanks Gareth 👍

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

You're welcome 😊

[@bernm1948]

People pounced on airfryers etc to cut rising cost of electricity and gas. Have found them cheaper and faster to use. Heard a lot about a Kafree/Cafree? recently.

[@chrismacdonald7955]

Heard a lot of good things about the Cosori airfryer

[@Auldreekie967]

I have a cosori, it has upper and lower heat sources so no need to flip food. I love it but dropped the cooking basket and the plastic handle broke off. I got a replacement as it was under warranty. Other than that I’ve had no other issues.

[@alienrace5092]

Also there is loads of reviews on this Ninja foodi max 9.5 litre and this model comes out number one on nearly all reviews out there for all Air fryers out there. Also you have easy to use controls pretty much the same as your old Ninja you have but a bit bigger. It has a round dial to turn too max crisp for beautiful crackling on pork or anything else then Air Fry then Roast then Bake for cakes etc then A reheat setting and finally a Dehydrate setting six settings in total which is all you need for everything. And you time and temperature settings on each side and like i said your Sync button and Match button easy to use and easy instructions even easy for the kids or teenagers to use nothing complicated easy lay out. Just thought id add this second message as every bit helps to choosing the right Air fryer i took 9 months of reviews to pick this Air fryer as like yku said ot can be a nightmare to choose one as there is so many ti choise from. Also this one is real quality made. Don't know what I'd do without it now i think a must for every kitchen whether its for one or a family. Saves a lot on electric as i said and cooks faster than a oven bye far at least 20 minutes with faster cooking times a small chicken 1.6 in weight takes about a hour but uses a lot less electrichalf an hour each side i cook the back first half an hour then turn over half way threw for half an hour for a beautifully cooked crispy skin golden brown chicken smells beautiful in the kitchen and plenty of juices for a beautiful chicken stock for your gravy yum yum. Making me hungry telling you about it. Anyway hope these 2 messages helped you mate. Plenty of informarion about this product on KZbin or anywhere else out there. Take care as i said and all the best to you and your family. ❤❤❤

[@ianrobert6239]

I've got a slow cooker at home Gareth. But, if I take her for a night out, she speeds up a bit.😁👍

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers Ian

[@ks-eq3yx]

Has she got a rotisserie function, they can be more expensive to maintain but in for a penny in for a pound.

[@grahambunton377]

I considered buying an airfryer but they were so small. I eventually settled on a halogen oven which has a 12 litre capacity or 17 litre with the expander ring.and for under £40 was much cheaper too. Another advantage is the glass bowl and lid so you can see the food cooking [or burning] It cooks a whole pizza, whole chicken plus vegetables or chips at the same time.

[@fayesouthall6604]

My halogen is excellent but my small air fryer is great too.

[@bobbibuttons8730]

I love my halogen too. We got it at the good food show and it’s fabulous. I wouldn’t swap it

[@debeeriz]

i dumped the glass halogen cooker once i got the airfryer, takes up too much space and was messy to cook with

[@stephenchecksfield632]

​@@debeerizthough I never had a glass halogen cooker granted my slot in electric cooker has halogen hotplates and fan oven to be honest I find halogen hotplates easier to keep clean than solid sealed electric hotplates 😊

[@Kangorrilla]

Had a halogen. Binned it after I got my second airfryer. Not as good. It was great though, but air fryer “blows” it away.

[@danielvallelunga1596]

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[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Haha cheers mate 👍 👌

[@carolpostle5886]

I love my cosori dual blaze, it's a great bit of kit...and it warms pies to perfection😊

[@paulfosbery6026]

Just relying on an; "Air Fryer" would never do for me! I cook four meals a day; Breakfast, Dinner, Tea, and Supper, with my mid-day Dinner being my main meal of the day. For that, I have always used my Gas Cookers; High-level Grill for toasting stuff, four mid-Gas Burners for all my multiple Pots and Pans, and the bottom Gas Oven for all my Roasting! To time everything correctly for the meal I need 3-4 saucepans on the go, with Boiled Potatoes, Boiled Fresh Vegetables, and Boiled Gravy, with a spare burner for warming my Dinner Plates placed over the grill. Meat/Pies, etc, will go in the Gas oven for however long it takes to roast, and everything has to be "timed" independently! I cannot imagine a single "Air Fryer" being able to perform all those separate timings and temperature requirements! My trusty Gas Cooker and Kitchen Timer are on the go, all day long, serving all my daily needs! As long as the Gas Man supplies me with Gas, I am a Happy Bunny!.....LOL...😊....😊....!

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers 👍

[@jeanettedemosthenous2685]

I have a Halogen and do pies, fish, chips, roast chicken etc etc. I also have an Instant Pot which is an electric pressure cooker with a saute function so you can fry your onion, garlic, meat etc before throwing everything else in there before pressure cooking. Very quick - I make an authentic Paella in 20 mins. So much choice out there. x

[@vermis8344]

Been looking at air fryers since the fad started, but decided they just do the same thing as one of those rotary health fryers that I bought during the last fad. Got the Breville Halo+ and like the air fryer, it does some things well but others not so much. Great for chips, though to make them tumble rather than just slide, you have to cut them into cubes rather than strips. Fantastic for chicken wings too. Reminds me, I've got some in the fridge that need eating. Probably a bit awkward for pies.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thank you

[@lindaeastment4542]

Hi Gareth DONT GET THE NINJA DOUBLE STACKER AIR FREYA they cook food at the front & not very well at the back My personal opinion & personal preference is the NINJA to draw side by side air Freya it will cook your pies amazingly not cheap but 110% worth every penny hope that will help all the best Lin 👍🙂

[@brianaveriss7972]

Cosori, removable basket, perfect pies and pasties. Does everything, I’ve not used my oven in 18 months since getting my air fryer.

[@paulthomas3889]

I have a Ninja Foodie XL, and one of the Sage Cookers.( Influenced by your Good Self) My Ninja can cook 6 burgers, or a whole Chicken, with Potatoes. The Sage is Awesome for Cakes, Pies, and does the Best Toast and Crumpets ever..

[@anthonygraham8838]

Replace the broken plastic bit, we done that on our Ninja Multi OP500UK as we love it for both pressure cooking and slow cooking (we have two of these, don't ask lol). When it comes to air frying, we have the 2 drawer Ninja AF400UK and love it, but then there is only the two of us so it suits. Mate of mine down the road from you in Barrow (We'll call him Tall Brian) has just go the Ninja with the big Drawer that you can split into two AF500UK and loves it. My Mum got the Ninja double stack SL400UK and hates it and has gone back to her older Ninja AF100UK, she's on her own and this is much better for her. Ultimately it comes down to personal choiceand what you expect to get from it. Excited /interested to see what you get though.

[@BrenTravisMusician]

Hi Gareth. We have an Instant Pot Duo Crisp with pressure cooking and air frying, and the Instant Pot Vortex. Love them both and they are much cheaper than Ninja but have been excellent. The Vortex is used by my daughters straight after school every day.

[@rhiannonjarvis5258]

Corsori turboblaze is fab...i cook and bake in mine Also do you watch backyard chef rik...he uses the hysapenta fab air fryer again bought it after watching backyard chef...total game changer Good luck with your choices 😊

[@robtok1968]

I've already commented but I've been thinking what you said about the pies Gareth. Before you think of spending big do some research on AF's that WILL do one properly as to be honest I don't think high velocity hot air would do any pastry cased pie any favours whatsoever.

[@Captain.Scarlet]

Wouldn't bother, use your small oven as they are small ovens. Use a Tower T17038 myself never going back to the basket style mini oven

[@alisonmclaren61]

Get a ninja drawer one they are good

[@janetstanland2015]

I love my Sage, it does everything! Mwonderful

[@erroneousbatch]

Just stick 'Best air fryers UK 2024' in your google, and be bamboozled for hours.

[@johnmelling9950]

I bought one 12 months ago. Tried it numerous times and had to put it away in the cupboard. It made my food taste electrocuted. There was this awful electrical burn taste/smell on everything i cooked. I tried allsorts to get rid of it but nothing worked,

[@samhenwood5746]

I have a blaupunkt air fryer & I love it,it’s just for my husband & me 🤗It will be interesting to see , what you end up with 🤔Thanks Gareth 😃👍

[@UniversalExports]

I agree, the sage is a great oven but shocking as an air fryer. I use a gourmia from Costco. Fabulous, best £40 you will spend.

[@djh9022]

Ive got the ninja one with two side by side baskets, couldnt ask for anything more. Oven gets used about once every 6 weeks now. (3 people)

[@ryujinvstheoni6688]

If you want to give it to someone then please give it to me 😅. But you got me into getting one so I got a ninja woodfire and I tell you meats have not tasted better. But Gaz, mate, I will easily take that lovely bad boy from you 😂🎉😢😮😮😅😅

[@fredglaser]

Get a Cosori. Had one for over a year and it's brilliant. I don't like your ninja cooker's bleeps. That noise would do my head in lol.

[@rubusroo68]

I've got 7.5 litre ninja foodie I really like it it's enough for 2 ppl but not really big enough for more

[@timellam1918]

I have a Klaarstien made in Germany with a glass door and a rotissery spellibg wrong but look at the stuf they do Gareth it's real quality and not made of Chineseum

[@ChristinePotter-ws3ls]

Cosori turboblaze or dual blaze look fantastic Dual blaze has a heater on the bottom as well as the top and a very big size drawer the Turbo looks a bit smaller but cooks quicker than all other air fryers have a look a Butlers empire they have reviews on them but you should start getting the companies to send you them to do honest reviews then you can keep what you want and reward your subscribers with ones you don't want to keep or give them to friends and family they usually give you one to raffle on your channel too.

[@billy4072]

i got old instant pot duo , held up, apart from decals wearing away, on the buttons . Has the stainless pot. That does px and slow cook duties. HYsapienta the rest. Your set up look ok. ?

[@alanredmond1977]

Shoot an email to some companies and they give you one free. Tell them how many subs you got. You could even do a giveaway to you a subscriber.

[@JR-wz8hr]

Cosori dual blaze it has heating element top and bottom reduces need to turn food over being square basket much more versatile i love using this i have cosori pressure cooker and ninja foodi max15 in 1 i definitely use both cosori ones more.

[@Tom-sg4iv]

My old Philips was amazing compared to the pile of 💩 my current Ninja is.

[@annettewalter2273]

I just have a basic model which works perfectly well and I’ve not had any disasters with it.

[@poy757]

Cosori - it’s as simple as that

[@loopylyn6548]

I have two Cosori! They are brilliant and the price is very competitive x

[@martinleaton246]

Yes totally agree double draw reduced to 129 on amazon at the mo down from 200

[@juliawigger9796]

Nah you have to pre heat

[@liahurst8575]

I just went into their website and every model is sold out!?

[@twentyrothmans7308]

Cosori for the last six years. Spares expensive, but six bloody years!

[@duncanbell4054]

We are getting a two tear one in the next couple of days to replace a single tear to get more in , I wish I had known about the pressure cooker that would have been very handy ,our kitchen is small so not a lot of room on the work top, I drink alcohol free lager it's taste not diisirable but it's a cold drink

[@davidcooper4046]

Just upgrade to Ninja 15/1 it's brilliant and keep your pie warmer

[@jamesstephens7157]

Why don't you give an Halogen oven a try, if you do, try and get one with a hinged lid rather than the lift off lid .... amazon have a large selection ...

[@johnreid6067]

I have been hanging off on buying an air fryer so if you don't mind I will wait to see the one you get ! Wait again to see what you think ! Then purchase the same one . 😁😁

[@jevward5428]

Ģet a dual drawer. Make sure you can take the crisper bit out to cook in the drawer. My old Corsori the handle is attached so you cant take the crisper bottom out.

[@sdferh]

I bought one .and sold it 3 days later .. I wasn't impressed tbh

[@nigeltrigger4499]

I am not going to recommend a brand or model. However, I bought one that has a rotisserie in it and a whole chicken and shish kebabs are great cooked like that!

[@simonsaysrewind]

I have corsori as spare as used for years but i recently got the better design and cook ability of Russel Hobbs satisfry.

[@denisebell8422]

I bought mine from Costco it was only £50 it's very good

[@LIFEbytheMEKONG]

Buy a Hysapientia, it will replace both of those and they are fantastic.

[@magnus9701]

with 103k subs do a deal with the manufactures 😃

[@praisejunkie]

It isn't difficult. Buy a Ninja and youre sorted

[@David-pw6dt]

I have a Ninja two tier stack, but like yourself I find it cooks some things better than others, my brother recommends a Cosori? Yet I don’t really know how to use one! It’s give and take with me!!

[@wavecreatures]

I know you are talking about the Ninja up and over. Just don’t and save yourself two hundred bucks. It’s shite and is defective ad none of the food cooks evenly. Really you’ve seen the reviews. Just don’t it’s a lemon and I’m sure Ninja will be recalling them. Awful.

[@stanjones2038]

I got a great one from Kogan it a 12L stainless steel 1800w digital air fryer oven

[@sitcorocket]

Our ninja dual has just had one side ( number 2 ) fail....may buy a new one.

[@majorwrinkles7906]

Have to go to spec savers I thought you said hair dryer 😂 with the best will in the world 😮ha ha

[@mattsnap3986]

Just get a ninja two draw 7.5 or what ever it is, it encourages your kids to do their own dinner instead of waiting for you to do it😂

[@JaniceCole1950]

My air fryer cooks Frey bentos pies a treat. The pastry really rises

[@mikethedigitaldoctorjarvis]

You say that,i did yorkshire puddings in my Ninja,they rose and touched the heating element at the top ! they were in individual ramakins,would have been ok if i would have taken the crisper tray out !

[@grahamelkington2982]

i've just got a gino d'acampo air fryer 5L from asda it's fantastic

[@dannyhogi4953]

I have a tower double drawer one air fryer i love it have windows so can see food but i would not bother again with that has there a pain to keep clean and just has easy to open draw and look at your food

[@cypeman8037]

"We dont use the oven, well we do" "I'm going to get rid of rhe air fryer, well I'm not" Have you fully recovered?🤔😂🙄

[@keithbradfield7825]

I just got a ninja bbq woodsmoke it can do lots of cocking types check it out

[@BadFoodBlog]

The Nija foodie is a beast mine is 6 years old and still works like a dream!

[@SandraDent-lf4xy]

Hi Gareth, if your keeping your ninja for the pressure cooking part and you only want an air fryer, i can recommend the Cosori dual blaze as it's got an element on the bottom as well as the top. Also it's got a crisper tray in the bottom instead of a basket inside so it's a lot easier to clean.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks for the tip!

[@sarah30uk]

Hi Gareth. I don’t personally own an air fryer however I follow someone on KZbin called The Dinner Lady. Both her and her husband cook some delicious meals. She has many different kitchen gadgets including the Ninja air fryer. But the one she uses all the time and seems to love is the Cosori air fryer. I hope this helps x

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers yes she is a great cook isn't she. It's a minefield to choose one. X

[@mellie5858]

She's a great cook❤😊

[@Fishyman543]

​@@BaldFoodieGuygreat upload could you possibly do a review of your washing machine please i have Austim and love washing machines it ok if not

[@thaisstone5192]

@@Fishyman543 Just go hang out at a laundromat.

[@mrbenidormuk6855]

Cosori air fryers are fantastic I highly recommend them

[@greeneyes5919]

Ninja Foodi 15 in1, for me is excellent. I've made pies, cakes, roasted meats, it is well worth the money, so much so, that I barely use my oven. I've also got a Hysapienta counter top 22L airfryer oven, which for about £140 has been a great buy and it makes great pies, you can even do a rotisserie chicken in it!

[@Bigdogchay]

Get a dual basket one, ive got a chefree its always done the job for me

[@8bitgamerC64]

I don't use airfryers but i would recommend one without plastic inside. Doesn't sound too safe when heating to high temps.

[@ianzthingz1]

Its a nightmare, though I am looking at the sage that you have to replace a dual drawer air fryer, a slow cooker and a toaster, get some worktop space back!

[@AdLockhorst-bf8pz]

Could you not just use an old hairdryer and a cardboard box?

[@nevillechant27]

I have Ninja foodi max dual tray bloody love it

[@datsunruss]

Rik the back yard chef has some smashing results with the HySemptia oven, it looks and performs like it's a decent bit of kit. Air fry / oven and it might be grill as well.

[@danceswithsheep3058]

Mine is Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Dual Air Fryer 10.4L. I love it and use the sync function regularly.

[@markparsons5497]

air fryers are good but notice how much nicer the food tastes if i cook in the normal oven rather than the airfryer but they have their place for convenience

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Yes good point Mark that is

[@juliawigger9796]

@@markparsons5497 ninja incorporates roast bake function

[@TheGrimReaper1]

I bought a Phillips, it’s very easy to use.

[@mste456]

i went with the small af100 ninja as i live alone and it fits away perfectly in my kitchen cupboard. cooks things i need and saves me using my oven. the new stacked af looks pretty cool guess it depends how many you're cooking for

[@derryshore5586]

Cosori are really good. I have one and reasonable price

[@mikewade2395]

hysapienta air fryer oven or new dual oven

[@Mark1405Leeds]

I studied air fryers for ages before deciding to stick with my old Zanussi cooker! Fan oven fast and efficient It maybe going on 13 years old but it plods on reliably 🤞was A rated and does the job fine!

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Spot on Mark

[@ellencarver5575]

Cosori dual basket is very very good

[@AllanNeaves-qn3zr]

Oh my such a tough question to ask on a Sunday morning. But the answer is simple. It's not!! Just be old fashioned and use the cooking methods given to us from the past🤔😳😀. Look hands up,🖐️✋👋👋 nearly 70yrs old, 50yrs in catering. Know things are moving along with the technology of the times. Sadly I'm not. We live in the fast, very fast food era. We want it yesterday 😋😛!!! So Gareth, thank you for the chance to view the the" enemy " and saw how I'd need to build an extension to house all the toys and gimmicks many people have in their kitchen ( that's just the stuff on show). Not the family favourites. Bread, Ice Cream, Yoghurt makers. Nor the home mincer, Food Mixer. Kitchens used to be the warm heart of the home. Now like a control room at space HQ NASA😂Sorry for old-fashioned bloke rambling 🧓🧔😥Enjoy the rest of your day. See you in the next video. Allan&Family

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Cheers pal

[@GordonHudson]

We have the basic Cosori one. It does Pukka pies no problem. I find that leaving the aluminium dish on the bottom of the pie makes them cook better.

[@ks-eq3yx]

Good tip, but pukka pies are not my favourite.

[@JaniceCole1950]

Cosori air fryer are on offer at Amazon at the moment

[@christinerees50]

Hi Gareth ..how you doing ? ..go look up "Back yard chef" ..he's done a review on the hysapientia® 24l air fryer..and the new HYSapientia® 22L Dual Zone Air Fryer..I have the 24lt one at the moment but going to get the dual zone one next ..awesome piece of kit

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Will do cheers

[@bartrebe]

Cosori 4.7l 230⁰C works very well.

[@TravelWithMarti]

why would you wanna eat air fry foods , get some beef dripping on them chips lol

[@williamclarke5287]

But what about the pie to go with the beef dripping cooked chips?😂

[@johngibson3837]

​@@williamclarke5287just deep fry that pie Scottish style

[@markytuk1]

Always just buy a ninja. I've got the foodie flex drawer and it's great. So much more powerful than any previous ones I've had and goes upto 240c which most air fryers don't, only 200. Plus you can go from two drawers to one big drawer to cook bigger things, ribs work wonderfully.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks for sharing

[@marcelleking8821]

I love my Ninja 15 in 1 and Ninja Foodie Duo. Between the two I can cook everything and anything. From pressure cooking to slow cooking. Reheating, roasting, steaming and sautéing. Can do it all.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Think that's what we have got now

[@MrLostitnutter]

Your is the duel lid version the newer 15 in 1 is amazing, I can’t comment on cassori because I haven’t used one but the ninja 15 in 1 literally does everything

[@AdyKing]

The 15 in 1 has problems, many are being returned for plug in errors (temp probe) and fans not working.

[@marcelleking8821]

@@MrLostitnutter yes. It’s amazing. I use Ninja duo for chips, sausages, bacon and to reheat ready meals (occasionally), but do everything else in 15 in 1 one lid. It really is amazing and so much cheaper to run than the oven. The fact you can sauté whilst making a sauce, curry, casserole or whatever. I pressure cook chicken and other meats before making a meal. Then use sauté to start a recipe and add the meat which is always so tender.

[@Fishyman543]

@@BaldFoodieGuy great upload could you do a review of your washing machine please if possible and a demo i have Austim and love washing machines

[@ajmlelse75]

Hi Gaz, i recommend the Duronic AF24. Three drawers, large one with divider, lights and sync cooking. Had two ninjas, this is better.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thanks for the tip

[@russell.s4771]

Hi Gareth, with your following on KZbin I would contact a few air fryer companies to see if they can help. I got a Philips branded air fryer when energy prices shot up and it is brilliant for a wide variety of foods except for some deep & dense foods, but I still had to sometimes use the small compartment of my double oven that drinks electric. I then brought the same sage air fry oven as yours on sale at Sageuk plus got an additional discount code off the Coffeekev KZbin channel. Absolutely love it and my traditional oven is now redundant. It is also very energy efficient (works out the same as the air fryer) but it isn’t the easiest to clean. Cooks everything very well especially toast, pizzas and anything that you would normally use a traditional oven for. I still use the Philips for messy foods with parchment liners as I don’t like food in contact with Teflon style coatings. Definitely get an air fryer with a draw or two but apparently the one that stacks the draws vertically has a problem with uneven cooking. Cosori seems to be a popular brand and no.1 in the US. Prime day is coming up, there will be offers.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Thank you

[@yips_way]

I like your Sage one more than the Ninja as it can fit a pizza which you've shown in the past. I can't cook Pizza currently as I got my gas disconnected due to not using it enough. The Sage is likely cheaper & more useful than buying a new electric cooker but either way they're still too expensive for me to justify for the sake of an occasional Pizza. I know I'd likely use it for much more things but still too expensive . I keep seeing Air Fryers eveytime I go shopping but there are so many it's a minefield knowing if they're any good or not.

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Yes in keeping the sage