Recommend AIR FRYER for husband gift please

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Total domestic slut here no clue what or why with these things, but he’s talked about them often enough so I think I’ll have to get one for Christmas.

He had something similar before kind of huge and round desktop thing that lit up like a Chrismas tree. Too big he said.

Please can you recommend an air fryer brand or model, low to medium budget. Thankyou so much !

Is he not capable of working out what he wants for himself?

If I did all the cooking and housework, I wouldn't want somebody who doesn't have a clue chucking the cheapest possible thing at me.

Erm it’s just a post asking for recommendations for air fryer brands @NeverDropYourMooncup

I don’t have a clue what I’d like for Christmas either.

He doesn’t do ‘all the cooking and cleaning’, it’s shared. And as you can see from previous threads which I’m sure you’ll seek out, a practical budget here is required.

Do you have any recommendations or did you just want to throw a grumpy grenade in and run !

We just upgraded ours to this one and it’s dreamy!

We had one with the pull out drawer before and this one is way better. The little shelves and door make it like a mini oven and you can cook more at once. Highly recommend!

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DH asked for the Ninja dual one this year - you can cook two different things at once in it e.g. meat in one drawer and potatoes/veg in the other.

It’s around £160 but you can sign up to the Ninja website for a discount code I think.

Obviously haven’t used it yet, but it’s supposed to be a decent one! I read loads of reviews etc.

Can you put a number on your budget?

We have the Ninja Dual 400. Will he want two drawers or one? What does he plan to cook in it? This will determine what you need.

Ninja dual. Unless that's too expensive or he wants a pressure cooker (but it might be what he said was too large), Ninja 14 in 1.

160-300 quid, depending on colours and offers.

CBA to AS. Figured if you describe yourself in such a way, you don't do any cooking, though, which would make it more useful to find out from him what he wants/doesn't want, as he's the one that is going in about them.

We have two airfryers with drop down door design. I didn't get on with the basket models. The best of the two is a Daewoo (£80), and it is brilliant. I did think airfryers would be a gadget that ended up collecting dust, but it is a life saver which is used every day. So much easier to programme it to cook dinner, and then come back when it is finished.

Can confirm this one is amazing. Love a rotisserie chicken in it!