Using an Airfryer

 

You would think -due to its name- that an air fryer can only do one thing; fry. 


That is simply false.


An air fryer can be used in the same manner as an oven; I have personally used it to cook chicken, burgers, rice, and even bake brownies! It is truly a versatile tool that cannot be overlooked. 


In addition, since the machine provides different settings depending on what you want to cook, you can turn it on and leave the room without worrying about your food burning! Furthermore, your food will always be cooked to perfection as long as you place the correct ingredients.

 

The following images were taken with my phone then resized. The first shows the air fryer being used to make brownies., the second shows the end result (after I ate some of them). 

 



 

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