Specifications:
- Fully digitised display screen
- 18 pre-set cooking programs
- 360° food rotating system
- 90-minute standard cooking program timer
- Transparent viewing window with oven light for easy food monitoring while keeping the heat in
- It offers a low-fat, low-calorie, fast-cooking alternative that does not sacrifice taste or quality
- With an impressive 18 in-built cooking programs, you can choose from air fry, steak, bacon, chicken, fries, fish, shrimp, wings, defrost, oven, bake, broil, pizza, pastry, warm, roast, proof or toast
- Upper and lower-level dual-heating elements for quick meals plus overheat protection
- Stylish steel housing body
- It comes with eight accessories
Detailed Specifications
- Colour: Black
- Dimensions: 40.4 x 31.9 x 35.4cm
- Mesh Basket Dimensions: 32.5 x 27 x 3cm
- Weight: 7.8kg
- Capacity: 25L
- Power: 1700W
- Temperature range: 60 - 200°C
- Time range: 1-90 minutes
- Defrost and proof temperature range: 30 - 60°C
Package Contents
- 1 x Air Fryer
- 1 x Rotisserie fork set
- 1 x Rolling cage
- 1 x Rotisserie handle
- 1 x Tray handle
- 1 x Mesh basket
- 1 x Wire rack
- 1 x Baking tray
- 1 x Crumb tray
Healthy Choice Digital Air Fryer Convection Oven FAQs
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Q: Do air fryers use a lot of electricity?
Generally, air fryers use less electricity compared to a full-size oven. They typically consume between 800 to 1800 watts, while ovens can use anywhere from 2200 to 5000 watts. Keep in mind that a larger model will end up using more electricity. Additionally, cooking time and frequency of use can also determine the amount of energy consumption.
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Q: Do you need to add oil inside the air fryer?
No, you don't need to add oil directly inside the air fryer. Unlike traditional deep frying, air fryers use hot air to cook food, creating a crispy exterior. A small amount of oil can be applied to the food itself before cooking to help achieve a golden brown finish.
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Q: Is it really worth buying an air fryer?
Air fryers have gained popularity for their ability to cook food with less oil, resulting in a healthier alternative to deep frying. Generally, air fryers tend to use less oil compared to deep frying, cook food quicker and are easy to clean. So, if you are looking for something that helps you prepare quick and relatively healthy meals, an air fryer might be a good investment.
- Q: What cannot be cooked in an air fryer?
While you can cook most things in an air fryer, it's best to avoid certain foods.
Wet batters won't really crisp up in an air fryer, and will end up dripping and won't crisp up.
Large bone-in meats are a bad idea as they require enough space and a longer cooking time.
Raw grains like rice, quinoa and pasta need moisture to cook. Hence, an air fryer might not be the best cooking option.
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Q: Is it better to use an fryer instead of the oven?
It depends on what you're cooking. Air fryers offer faster cooking times, crispier results, and healthier cooking with less oil. Oven have larger capacity.
They are versatile for various cooking methods (bake, roast, broil) and are often better for larger cuts of meat or baking. However, with newer models of air fryers you can easily find larger capacity ones that offer various cooking methods as well. So, it all really depends on the type of cooking you'll be doing and how much counter space you have.
