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Home / Lifestyle / Home / Electrical Appliances / PHILIPS AIR FRYER

PHILIPS AIR FRYER

October 2, 2014 by StrawberrY Gal

The Philips AirFryer was launched on April 1st, 2011 and is promoted as “a healthy alternative to deep frying”. Its ability to make crispy chips and wedges with only a tablespoon of oil seems to be its primary marketing point. Ya, I bought it after reading so many reviews on this.

Philips Air Fryer is finally on my kitchen. What they can do ? The Airfryer can make nearly anything – and fast. From fried chicken to french fries to breakfast muffins, with less fat and more nutrition. The airfryer’s ability to fry, roast, bake or grill makes it almost unbelievable: that is, until you’ve tried.

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The Philips AirFryer is an electric deep fryer that uses less than a tablespoon of oil to create the same results. Utilizing Rapid Air Technology, it circulates hot air of up to 390 degrees to ensure even cooking throughout. The end result is crispy food that still retains its tenderness on the inside.
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Rapid Air Technology for healthier frying

Airfryer’s unique Rapid Air technology enables you to fry, bake, roast and grill, the tastiest snacks and meals with less fat than a conventional fryer, by using little or no oil! Philips Airfryer with Rapid Air technology also creates less smell than conventional fryers, it is easy to clean, safe and economical for your daily use!

Digital screen for easy control of time and temperature

Its integrated timer allows you to pre-set cooking times of up to 60 minutes. The auto-off function includes a “ready” sound indicator. The fully adjustable temperature control allows you to pre-set the best cooking temperature for your food up to 200 degrees. Enjoy crispy golden-brown fries, snacks, chicken, meat and more, all prepared at the right time and temperature for the best result!
Double layer accessory for more versatile recipes

Maximize your Airfryer’s cooking space with the double layer accessory. Bake, grill or fry tasty burgers, chicken wings, fish and more in an easy, quick, healthier way.

With the Airfryer you can fry, grill, roast and even bake, Not just great for frying, the innovative Philips Airfryer with Rapid Air technology also lets you grill, bake and even roast your favorite dishes for a one stop solution for all of your meals.

Recipe booklet full of inspiring recipes

This recipe book created by culinary experts gives inspiration for a variety of low-fat fried food that you can cook in the Airfryer. It also introduces you to recipes that showcase the versatility of the appliance so that you can grill, bake and even roast food healthier, faster and more conveniently.
International recipe booklet

Unique product design
Unique design for delicious and low-fat cooking results

Philips Airfryer’s unique design which combines fast circulating superheated air, starfish design and optimal heating profile allows you to fry a variety of delicious meals in a fast, easy and healthier way without necessarily adding oil.
Easy to clean and creates less smell than normal fryers

The removable nonstick coated drawer and the food basket are dishwasher safe for easy cleaning. Philips Airfryer with Rapid Air Technology saves you and your home from the smell of fryed oil compared to a regular fryer.

Why I choose Phlips Air Fryer
1. Oiless- not only healthy dining but I do not need to make my whole kitchen oily incluisive myself when I am cooking
2. Reduce wastage of oil – when you are deep frying items like chicken , French fries and more; you will use lots of oil and it is for one time frying and you will throw the oil away.
3. Easy: Now I am free from frying and my hubby can do his own frying on his nuggets just throwing in and with few buttons it is done in minutes.
4. Easy Cleaning – It is very easy to clean
5. Not just deepfrying nuggets: It can be use to cook as well where you can have bbq chicken, fried chicken, baked cakes and even more.

6.  I can make my meals in minutes and not just that, not getting myself soaked in oil; but it is time saving too. I can do my breakfast, lunch or dinner in minutes.

Recipes with Philips Air Fryer

Pig In The Blanket

Ayam Percik

Ayam Goreng

Banana Nutella Springroll

 

Filed Under: Electrical Appliances, Home, Lifestyle Tagged With: CookwithPhilipsAir Fryer, Philips, Philips Air Fryer

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