To take the air fryer on holiday?

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The idea just came to me this morning when I woke up. We’re going on a weekend break tomorrow. We will eat out most of the time, but I thought it could be useful for lunches/ snacks in particular. Maybe also for dinner when we arrive, as we probably won’t be bothered to go out anywhere after the drive.

It might help keep the cost down and make it a bit healthier.

I’m not sure if they’d have rules about this but I could always hide it in a cupboard or something. They don’t produce anY smoke or steam so I can’t see it being a problem with the fire alarm.

Has anyone else done this?

Surely it’s part of the family though? Or does it normally holiday alone ?

You're not taking it in, you're making it in. Loophole!

We’ve done that, didn’t even think twice.

Not appropriate for a hotel. The power circuits will not be set up for cooking devices plus not fair on others to have cooking smells. In addition hotels have restaurants

They don’t produce anY smoke or steam so I can’t see it being a problem with the fire alarm.
You clearly have some sort of magical machine then!

Are you talking a UK holiday OP or abroad? Different plug sockets, different voltages, the risk of blowing the hotel rooms fuse, alarms, smells, no fridge, breach of the hotels T&C's etc!

Just book a room with a kitchenette!!!

There’s so many alarms in hotel rooms, I personally wouldn’t, but self catering is fine, we take our coffee machine.

Not to a hotel. We've taken the slow cooker to holiday cottage weeks, however.

Not to a hotel.

Not to a hotel and not for a weekend break!
I thought you were going to say 2 weeks in a self catering cottage or something 😂

You won’t have plates or cutlery unless you take those too? Seems a bit much for a weekend in a hotel when you’re mostly eating out anyway! Also what snacks do you usually eat that require cooking in an air fryer? Can’t you stick to regular basic snacks like fruit, cereal bars, crisps etc? Lunches I’d just get an M&S sandwich or similar if I didn’t fancy a sit down restaurant meal. On arrival I’d also find the hotel restaurant, a takeaway pizza or packing some cold picnic stuff much less faff than cooking in an air fryer but each to their own I guess.

The idea of cooking and eating a meal in your hotel room seems awful! I’d imagine it’s against the rules but also it sounds uncomfortable. The room will smell, will you bring your own plates and cutlery? No fridge to keep the food in? How do you wash everything? Just no.

I was genuinely picturing how you'd get this through airport security until it occurred to me you meant a domestic break 😂

Exactly! You can't knock up chicken nuggets and chips in a hotel bedroom. Just no.

Yabu on so many levels. Not least hotel fire alarm may well be a heat sensor so lack of steam / smoke may be irrelevant.

People like you ruin it for everyone else. An airfryer in your hotel room for a 2 night stay- Seriously cop on to yourself.

Brilliant OP - cracking idea😂

Er no.....

Haha. I wouldn't. Part of the holiday for me me is eating out and not being so vigilant on healthy eating but I'm sure you could if you wanted to. Don't forget to bring it home.

I wouldn't take it to a hotel but I would if I was self catering somewhere.
I wouldn't want to use a hotel
room after you'd been frying bacon in it .

Not in a hotel. Fine in a caravan or air bnb but you can’t be cooking in a hotel room. How much will yo8 be saving, just get sandwiches if money is tight,

Just seen you are staying in an hotel. Definitely not!

The detectors are heat, smoke and steam so definitely don’t take it to a hotel. Also it’s very very likely to trip the systems setting off fire alarms. Packet of cheese, cold meat and some rolls will do for snacks?

This!

I assumed self-catering. Of course you can’t take it to a hotel! Where would you prep the food, wash up etc. The mind boggles.

I really don’t understand the air fryer obsession.

Where are you going op? Surely one of the best parts of being on holiday is not having to cook?