Home cooks have been raving about the air fryer online with one dubbing it ‘by far the best’
Chip fans have been racing to snap up a big name air fryer that’s been slashed in price by 67%. The Morphy Richards 4L Digital Air Fryer has an RRP of £120, but is currently available for just under £40 at Amazon.
Featuring a viewing window and a family-sized design, it’s been receiving rave reviews from shoppers online. Boasting a 4.4-star average rating out of a possible five on the online marketplace, the air fryer includes eight presets for easy cooking, including heat, bake, and roast functions.
It has a handy digital touch screen display and a temperature range of 60-220°C. Taking just seconds to heat up, it also has overheat protection and a non-stick coating, making it ideal for busy families.
Other air fryers currently reduced include the Dunelm Manual 4L Air Fryer which has been cut by 20% on the home retailer’s website, taking it from £30 to £24. It has a near-perfect score of 4.8 stars out of five from almost 700 online reviews.
Another option for shoppers is Ninja’s famous Foodi Max Dual Zone Air Fryer AF400UK which has been slashed in price on £230 to £180. It has been awarded 4.9 stars out of five on the Ninja website, with one shopper saying: “Love it. Had the single drawer version but used it so much I upgraded. Have a busy life and this makes things so much easier.”
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Home cooks have been raving about the Morphy Richards 4L Digital Air Fryer online, with many praising its ability to cook tasty chips.
One said as part of a lengthy review: “Best value air fryer. Very quiet indeed, does excellent frozen or real chips – which, to be frank, was the main reason for buying it for me.
They continued: “For chips, I’ve found it best to just pull the tray out and agitate chips every 7 to 10 minutes depending on type/size of chips. Results are nice and crispy outside, lovely and fluffy inside.
“Takes about 30 mins for chips, which is longer than frying, but similar to oven chips. No smells, no mess, easy-peasy washing afterwards.”
Another shopper echoed this, saying: “It’s a nifty piece of kit. Done chips, sausages, lamb steaks, beef steaks, and chicken. It cooks in less time. Love it – no fat, just drains into the drawer, then tips away.”
A further reviewer said they liked the cooker’s design, commenting: “Love this air fryer. It’s stylish, very quiet, and makes great chips. Would highly recommend.”
Despite this, one shopper did note they found the cooker a bit hefty, writing: “Not used it much since purchase, primarily to do chips; they work better in this with regular potatoes than sweet potatoes and you probably need more oil than you think to get a good crisp result.
“At the price, compared to the alternatives, I’m not going to be too hard at this stage; you do, however, need to be prepared for the sheer size of this and hopefully have space to hide it away in the kitchen.
“It’s not far off the proportions of a Henry vacuum cleaner!” However, the gadget had plenty of other fans, with another reviewer commenting: “By far the best air fryer out there, fantastic price and so easy to use.”
Another commented: “So far, the best thing about this is perfect chips. Have been eating oven chips for years so great to have real ones for a change and without the awful smell in the kitchen and no mess.”