Air frier recomdations under 1200w for 2 people cooking (1 Viewer)

[PeterCarole29]

There are so many air friers to choose from , We love the remoska, BBQ is not our thing although i know its very popular and we are looking for an electric alternative for cooking as we have now gone over to lithium. We normally go and buy the wrong thing . so thought i would ask advice before buying

Thanks in advance

 

[MissDaisy2]

Is it right that air fryer better being under 1600? For Campervan?

 

[Jo662]

We use this airfryer in the motorhome,and works very well.
I take you have a good size inverter ?

Deal: COSORI Air Fryer 4.7L, 9-in-1 Compact Air Fryers Oven, 30 Recipes Cookbook, Max 230℃ Setting, Digital Tempered Glass Display, Quiet, 4 Portions, 1500W https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0936FGLQS/?tag=mhf04-21

 

[Jo662]

Is it right that air fryer better being under 1600? For Campervan?

Yes

 

[Vic]

We have a Tower 1000w £45 ish from Argos. Works well, uses little power.

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[MissDaisy2]

Yes

New to this.. not sure what an inverter is I mean to use the air fryer when hooked up… is this something we can do?

 

[Coastal Cruiser.]

Mrs CC took her Ninja with her when we went away in May but found it a bit overkill for the 2 of us so left it at home this time.
I went down to Curry’s and picked up this cheap one to leave in the van, been performing very good on this trip

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[Jo662]

New to this.. not sure what an inverter is I mean to use the air fryer when hooked up… is this something we can do?

Ok,if you are always on EHU then it will be fine,just check what amps the campsite EHU is when you arrive. And best to just turn things off when you use the airfryer so as not to trip the electrics.

 

[tonka]

We use a small (physically) 1000w cheapie £30 we got from B&M. Suits us, we do run it from 2 X lead acids and an 1100w Inverter very occasionally. Hopefully when we go lithium we may use it more.

 

[MissDaisy2]

We use a small (physically) 1000w cheapie £30 we got from B&M. Suits us, we do run it from 2 X lead acids and an 1100w Inverter very occasionally. Hopefully when we go lithium we may use it more.

So I gather it’s big enough to do food for 2?

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[tonka]

So I gather it’s big enough to do food for 2?

I can't remember the ltr size but it's mainly for doing fries and more so when our grandson is with us.

 

[PeterCarole29]

We have a Tower 1000w £45 ish from Argos. Works well, uses little power.

This is what we have now bought .We have been using /testing it out at home does the job for what we need.
it only has 1 drawer but being a good compromise on watts and size

 

[Ven]

It depends where you tour really. We spend a lot of time in France, Spain and Portugal and are often on 6amp electric. Because of this we looked for a 1500w or less as that works on 6amp as long as it’s the only big appliance you’re using.

There’s plenty of choice but because of where we want to store it we’ve just bought a Tefal Actifry Genius. So far I’ve only cooked bacon, chicken and boiled eggs (well airfried) and reheated Chinese but it’s done that well and it’s unique design means you can do things like chow mein, fried rice, stews etc (it has a paddle that turns) but I haven’t tried them yet.

 

[Ven]

This is what we have now bought .We have been using /testing it out at home does the job for what we need.
it only has 1 drawer but being a good compromise on watts and size

The only reason we didn’t end up with a tower style was it wouldn’t fit in any of our cupboards Pleased with what we did end up with though.

 

[PeterCarole29]

The only reason we didn’t end up with a tower style was it wouldn’t fit in any of our cupboards Pleased with what we did end up with though.

we havent tried it in a cub yet ??

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[Bobbejaan]

The below links of Currently-On-Sale cooking items at ASDA may be of interest or use to readers.

1) ... Low Power 1.8l Slow Cook @ £10 (JUST purchased on Sale at ASDA with 2-yr warranty) === https://direct.asda.com/george/elec...r/051147029,default,pd.html?cgid=D59M02G02C07
..... Power draw = circa 90w (Low) and 140w (High) @ 240v ..... Makes circa 4-5 "normal" size bowls worth, OR circa 3 "pig" size bowls for me + soulmate. ..... Just tried it a couple of days ago for the first time, and very tasty (plus it acts like a small "radiator" within the van), and is a very compact & light device to transport.

2) ... Low Power 1.5l Air Fryer @ £22 (JUST purchased on Sale at ASDA with 2-yr warranty) === https://direct.asda.com/george/elec...fault,pd.html?pid=050726455&cgid=D59M02G02C01
STATED Power Draw = circa 900w @ 240v ..... I haven't actually tried it yet, but I have no reason to suspect I might not be unhappy with it.

 

[Littlewheels]

We use this airfryer in the motorhome,and works very well.
I take you have a good size inverter ?

Deal: COSORI Air Fryer 4.7L, 9-in-1 Compact Air Fryers Oven, 30 Recipes Cookbook, Max 230℃ Setting, Digital Tempered Glass Display, Quiet, 4 Portions, 1500W https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0936FGLQS/?tag=mhf04-21

Brilliant piece of kit and came top in best AirFryer at Ideal Home Exhibition l believe.

 

[Littlewheels]

For those not completely aware if you have 6amp on EHU and think you might struggle have your inverter switched on the mains EHU then passes through your Inverter thus giving you the ampage you need without taking too much out of your Batteries,with Lithiums even better reliable power.

 

[robnchris]

We have this one, don't understand why anyone would buy an air fryer with two small drawers, One big drawer and you can fit big and small items in, with small drawers you can only cook small portions.
Note the Steamer facility is a waste of time, far easier to add 1/2' of water into a saucepan to steam food.

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[Fatboy]

We have a 2kw inverter and 3 x 150ah wet batteries, our air fryer is a small 1kw unit and after cooking dinner using it around 40mins I believe we drew down about 5% on the battery bank

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[scotzsue]

We have this one, don't understand why anyone would buy an air fryer with two small drawers, One big drawer and you can fit big and small items in, with small drawers you can only cook small portions.
Note the Steamer facility is a waste of time, far easier to add 1/2' of water into a saucepan to steam food.

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We have a dual drawer at home, means I can keep one drawer dairy free or vegan for my grandchildren. Can cook a small chicken in one if the drawers, bigger duos are available, but i prefer the tase of a chicken done in the remoska, dont think i would bother with an air fryer for the van. When we watched a programme about air fryers I just thought they were a remoska with a fan
Not my choice to get one, but it does lovely chops and steaks and John likes french fries, the remoska does not get hot enough to do them well , the fries that is.

 

[MichaelT]

We have Ninja at home but for the van we got one of these when they were £30 on Amazon.

Tower T17023 Vortx Manual Air Fryer Oven with Rapid Air Circulation and 30 Min Timer, 2.2 Litre, Black​