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- Use up to 80% less fat than a conventional fryer for the best-tasting chips, without the oil (for fresh chips add half a tablespoon of oil for extra taste)
- Fully-adjustable temperature control allows you to pre-set the best cooking temperature for your food
- Its integrated timer allows you to pre-set cooking times of up to 30 minutes. The auto-off function includes a "ready" sound indicator
- Comes with an inspiring recipe booklet, written by a culinary expert, that contains 30 delicious, easy-to-prepare recipes including brownies and quiches
- Integrated air filter keeps your kitchen fresh and clean while the removable drawer and food basket feature a non-stick coating and are dishwasher-safe
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Best-tasting chips, without the oil*
The Philips Viva Collection AirFryer comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee (terms and conditions apply).
This innovative oil-free fryer has won the approval of the Good Housekeeping Institute's consumer testing team, who described the AirFryer as a "versatile and easy-to-use appliance which is ideal for low-fat cooking".
Enjoy family favourites any day of the week with none of the guilt or hassle, but all the taste, of regular fried foods. With the Philips AirFryer, fried foods are more healthy, delicious and simple than ever.
Best-tasting chips, without the oil*--with Rapid Air technology for the perfect result
The Philips AirFryer's patented Rapid Air technology enables you to make the tastiest chips that contain up to 80% less fat. Enjoy delicious chips, snacks and meals in a healthy and fast way. It produces less smell and is easy to clean for daily use.
*For fresh chips add half a tablespoon of oil for extra taste. Frozen chips are normally pre-cooked in oil.
The Philips AirFryer is a revolution in home cooking that doesn’t require oil in the cooking process, allowing you to fry a variety of tasty meals which are simple, healthy and fast.
The AirFryer’s secret is its patented Rapid Air technology which combines fast-circulating hot air with a grill to create fries with up to 80% less fat, yet which still have superior taste. The AirFryer cooks and crisps a variety of foods and snacks from the best-tasting fries to chicken nuggets, meat and even tempura.
To prove the AirFryer comes top on taste for even the most discerning fry lovers, we tested AirFryer fries in two countries that lay claim to being home of the French fry, France and Belgium. The results speak for themselves: when polled, two-thirds of people preferred the crispy taste of AirFryer fries over those from another leading brand. French school children also loved the taste of AirFryer fries, choosing them over any other.
Blind test conducted by Rogil Research in France (n=308) and Belgium (n=311) 2010
Patented Rapid Air technology
Adjustable temperature control
Patented Rapid Air technology
The AirFryer's patented Rapid Air technology enables you to fry the tastiest crispy chips that contain up to 80% less fat than a conventional fryer. Its unique combination of fast circulating hot air and a grill element allows you to fry a variety of delicious fried food, snacks, chicken, meat and more, in a fast and easy way. Since you only fry with air, it creates less smell and vapours than traditional frying, is easy to clean and safe and economical for daily use.
Adjustable temperature control
Its fully adjustable temperature control allows you to pre-set the best cooking temperature for your food up to 200 degrees. Enjoy crispy golden-brown chips, snacks, chicken, meat and more, all prepared at the right temperature for the best result. You can interrupt cooking to check on progress whenever you want, to ensure you get the result you want. The adjustable temperature control lets you pre-set temperatures of up to 200 degrees, and cooks food with steady heat to ensure crisp and even cooking.
Food separator accessory
Pre-heat timer
Food separator accessory
Making it even simpler to prepare every part of your meal, the Philips AirFryer includes a food separator accessory which allows you to fry multiple foods at once without mixing the flavours together, so your fries taste like fries, and your meat tastes like meat. If you're cooking an entire meal, the AirFryer's separator accessory is a handy way to fry multiple dishes at the same time and prevents the flavours of different foods mixing with each other.
Timer
The AirFryer features a timer which lets you pre-set cooking times of up to 30 minutes, so you can focus on other tasks while your main course is being cooked to perfection. The auto-off function includes a "ready" sound indicator.
Recipe booklet
The AirFryer comes with an inspiring recipe booklet, written by a culinary expert, that contains 30 delicious, easy-to-prepare recipes and is packed with tips and tricks. Treat you and your family with home-made chicken nuggets, fish cakes, tapas, quiche and lots more. With the AirFryer you can turn delicious food into a healthy feast.
Integrated air filter
Dishwasher-safe parts
Integrated air filter
The AirFryer's integrated air filter keeps your kitchen fresh and clean, preventing unwanted cooking smells and vapours.
The AirFryer requires just three minutes heat-up time, which is much quicker than an oven. Once warmed up, busy parents can quickly and easily prepare a batch of the best-tasting chips in just 12 minutes (from frozen). In addition, the revolutionary AirFryer overcomes the odour that traditional frying creates. Because it uses hot air rather than oil to fry food, it emits fewer vapours, while the integrated air filter diffuses any smells. Clearing up after cooking with the AirFryer is also simple thanks to removable, dishwasher-safe parts and non-stick surfaces that can be easily cleaned.
Dishwasher-safe parts
The removable drawer and food basket feature a non-stick coating and are dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning.
Cord storage
The AirFryer's compact cord storage keeps your kitchen surfaces neat and tidy.
FAQs
Want to find out more about the AirFryer? Have a question that's not answered here? Try the AirFryer Frequently Asked Questions page.
Prepare lower-fat meals easily with the AirFryer
You can cook more than just chips in the AirFryer
Recipes
You can cook a huge variety of foods to perfection in the AirFryer. Here are a few example recipes:
Finger Food
Mini Peppers with Goat Cheese (left)
Meatballs with Feta
Potatoes & Fries
AirFryer Chip Cooking Guide--from skinny French fries to chunky wedges
Fish & Chips
Crispy Curry Potato Cubes with Coriander Salsa
Meat & Chicken
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Best tasting chips, without the oil!*
Airfryer's patented Rapid Air technology enables you to make the tastiest chips that contain up to 80% less fat! Enjoy delicious chips, snacks and meals in a healthy and fast way. It produces less smell and is easy to clean for daily use!
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285 of 293 people found the following review helpful
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First up please note that this product is rather big, so make sure you have some good space free to where you want to put it.
Installation was a breeze; make sure all stickers are taken off, take out the main compartment and basket and make sure they are washed and dried before putting them in, then plug the device in, easy.
At first I had a hard time at not getting the main compartment out as it easily slots out by pulling the handle, but in fact to remove the basket within, you need to press the button in and at the right angle push the handle up, I also had a frustrating time putting the basket back in and even at one point jammed my thumb which did give me a lot of discomfort, so do be careful. If you watch the video, that was when I had only just used it so you will see what I mean when I said I struggled a bit, however now I have done it a few times I am not having that problem any more, so if you end up struggling also, be patient and you will pick up the technique pretty fast.
Using the AirFryer is actually really easy, most things do not require oil, but some still do although a very small amount ie. wedges require half a teaspoon, I personally used sunflower oil. Some foods you may want to experiment with timings etc.. however I used the exact instructions to cook myself some potato wedges and it cooked them perfectly, they tasted great and seemed.... fresh and healthy, no grease on them at all.
My favourite thing about this AirFryer is that it has a timer that will cut off the heat when it reaches '0', this is great as I'm easily distracted and often burn my food. Please note that when cooking, if the AirFryer is being used from cold make sure you add 3 minutes to the timer to let it "pre-heat".
As for cleaning, it's really easy, just pull the main compartment out then either put it in the dishwasher or a quick scrub will do, just make sure it's cooled down first as it can get extremely hot.
Overall I'm really pleased with this product, it's easy to use, cooks really well and it's healthy & cleaner. so top marks from me!
Installation was a breeze; make sure all stickers are taken off, take out the main compartment and basket and make sure they are washed and dried before putting them in, then plug the device in, easy.
At first I had a hard time at not getting the main compartment out as it easily slots out by pulling the handle, but in fact to remove the basket within, you need to press the button in and at the right angle push the handle up, I also had a frustrating time putting the basket back in and even at one point jammed my thumb which did give me a lot of discomfort, so do be careful. If you watch the video, that was when I had only just used it so you will see what I mean when I said I struggled a bit, however now I have done it a few times I am not having that problem any more, so if you end up struggling also, be patient and you will pick up the technique pretty fast.
Using the AirFryer is actually really easy, most things do not require oil, but some still do although a very small amount ie. wedges require half a teaspoon, I personally used sunflower oil. Some foods you may want to experiment with timings etc.. however I used the exact instructions to cook myself some potato wedges and it cooked them perfectly, they tasted great and seemed.... fresh and healthy, no grease on them at all.
My favourite thing about this AirFryer is that it has a timer that will cut off the heat when it reaches '0', this is great as I'm easily distracted and often burn my food. Please note that when cooking, if the AirFryer is being used from cold make sure you add 3 minutes to the timer to let it "pre-heat".
As for cleaning, it's really easy, just pull the main compartment out then either put it in the dishwasher or a quick scrub will do, just make sure it's cooled down first as it can get extremely hot.
Overall I'm really pleased with this product, it's easy to use, cooks really well and it's healthy & cleaner. so top marks from me!
22 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Well, I think I must be using an entirely different product from the one a couple of people here are describing. The whole point of the airfryer is that is that it uses a fraction of the oil that deep frying requires and is, therefore, a whole lot healthier.
I have had my airfryer for three months now and found it to be an invaluable piece of kitchen equipment, not like a lot of other gadgets I have bought over the years.
I experimented with chips and found a method that is foolproof and produces delicious chips which are enjoyed by my grandchildren and whole family.
You can prepare the chips in advance and soak them in cold water which helps to remove the starch. When you are ready to make the chips change the water in the pan you have been soaking the chips in, bring them to a boil and simmer for 2 - 3 minutes so that the outside is very slightly cooked, drain thoroughly until dry and shake the pan vigourously to roughen the outside of the chips ever so slightly. Add the suggested amount of oil and sprinkle lightly with semolina whilst shaking to coat well. You can also experiment with adding paprika, salt or dried garlic at this point.
Whilst frying the chips shake the pan halfway through the cooking time. I initially put them in on 200 for 10 minutes. Depending on what sort of potatoes you use you might need another 5 minutes. I defy anyone to say these chips are not delicious. My grandchildren adore them and I feel I am giving them a healthy food which I wouldn't if they were deep fried.
I have used the airfryer for other things and they have all turned out well. Roast potatoes in goose fat are gorgous and you only need a little bit of the melted fat to coat them. I do think you have to experiment and not give up after the first try. I have just ordered the pan which fits inside so am looking forward to trying lots of other foods in the near future. There is a cookery book which comes with the airfryer but there are not many recipes in it. I hope one soon becomes available, if not I will have to write one!!!!
I would say to anyone who can afford them ~ and they are available much more cheaply now ~ to go ahead and buy one if you have the room on your worktop to accommodate it as it takes a bit of room, much like a food processor. I don't think you will be disappointed, I certainly wasn't.
I have had my airfryer for three months now and found it to be an invaluable piece of kitchen equipment, not like a lot of other gadgets I have bought over the years.
I experimented with chips and found a method that is foolproof and produces delicious chips which are enjoyed by my grandchildren and whole family.
You can prepare the chips in advance and soak them in cold water which helps to remove the starch. When you are ready to make the chips change the water in the pan you have been soaking the chips in, bring them to a boil and simmer for 2 - 3 minutes so that the outside is very slightly cooked, drain thoroughly until dry and shake the pan vigourously to roughen the outside of the chips ever so slightly. Add the suggested amount of oil and sprinkle lightly with semolina whilst shaking to coat well. You can also experiment with adding paprika, salt or dried garlic at this point.
Whilst frying the chips shake the pan halfway through the cooking time. I initially put them in on 200 for 10 minutes. Depending on what sort of potatoes you use you might need another 5 minutes. I defy anyone to say these chips are not delicious. My grandchildren adore them and I feel I am giving them a healthy food which I wouldn't if they were deep fried.
I have used the airfryer for other things and they have all turned out well. Roast potatoes in goose fat are gorgous and you only need a little bit of the melted fat to coat them. I do think you have to experiment and not give up after the first try. I have just ordered the pan which fits inside so am looking forward to trying lots of other foods in the near future. There is a cookery book which comes with the airfryer but there are not many recipes in it. I hope one soon becomes available, if not I will have to write one!!!!
I would say to anyone who can afford them ~ and they are available much more cheaply now ~ to go ahead and buy one if you have the room on your worktop to accommodate it as it takes a bit of room, much like a food processor. I don't think you will be disappointed, I certainly wasn't.
490 of 507 people found the following review helpful
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I was very dubious about this product and the claims it made before I received it. I mean, the very practice of frying is hardly healthy now is it. Hence the reason I've never owned any sort of fat fryer and only occasionally shallow fry food. However, I was drawn to the fact that this is an 'air fryer', a technology that superheats air and allows the use of minimal amounts of oil or even none at all.
On receiving the Airfryer I was surprised at the size. It isn't exactly small and it is a reasonable weight as well. What I was very impressed with was the build quality. The thing looks very swish in the corner of the kitchen, black and chic as if it will transform your chips into modern art pieces. And taste wise I found it wasn't too far off! But I digress. Set up was easy and very well laid out in the easy start guide provided with the fryer. The whole thing was out of the box, washed and set up ready for use in less than 20 minutes.
My first foray into airfrying was actually not chips but some chinese wonton dumplings that had been sitting in the freezer for some time. Now the instructions on the packet were to fry them from frozen for 12 minutes, and after consulting the guide with the fryer that tied in with the time given for spring rolls which I deemed to be of similar construction and density. So I pre-heated the airfryer for a few minutes and then popped the food in the basket. Gave them a quick shake halfway through and then at the end of cooking I was presented with perfectly cooked, crisp and golden pork wonton. Really nicely cooked and completely hassle free.
I have cooked self made chips, oven chips and self made potatoe cubes in the airfryer and all came out perfectly. The oven chips I cooked at the same time as a pork steak I had marinaded, thanks to the handy metal divider that can be placed into the basket to cook separate foodstuffs at the same time. The pork was cooked really well, not dried out and maintaining all the flavour I expected. The oven chips were good too but it was the self made chips and cubes that were a revelation. The instructions suggested using a teaspoon of oil on potatoes to prevent drying out but I decided a couple of sprays of the '1 cal' oil and a bit of garlic for seasoning would do the trick. And it did. Both chips and cubes tasted fantastic, no grease and all taste. Much better than ovenchips.
On a practical level the airfryer is great. The bottom section is the 'drawer' that pulls out and contains the food basket. The main body of the thing houses the fans and heater etc. It creates no smell at all when cooking, so no unpleasant oily odours and such. The basket section is completely washable and even dishwashable (though I don't have one). I've found it very easy to cook the stuff and then dump the whole basket and food drawer section straight into a bowl of soapy warm water. When I come back it is a very simple matter to clean the thing and leave it to drain ready for more use. The main body can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth. I've been very impressed with how robust and easy this equipment is, I was expecting something far more fiddly to use.
Other points of interest are a nice 2 year guarantee and a nice book of 30 recipes that has some good recipe ideas.
I've been very impressed with this piece of equipment. It isn't cheap but it is extremely good at giving results that taste great and cause a minimum of fuss. I suspect this airfryer will become a very much valued part of my kitchen armoury from now on.
On receiving the Airfryer I was surprised at the size. It isn't exactly small and it is a reasonable weight as well. What I was very impressed with was the build quality. The thing looks very swish in the corner of the kitchen, black and chic as if it will transform your chips into modern art pieces. And taste wise I found it wasn't too far off! But I digress. Set up was easy and very well laid out in the easy start guide provided with the fryer. The whole thing was out of the box, washed and set up ready for use in less than 20 minutes.
My first foray into airfrying was actually not chips but some chinese wonton dumplings that had been sitting in the freezer for some time. Now the instructions on the packet were to fry them from frozen for 12 minutes, and after consulting the guide with the fryer that tied in with the time given for spring rolls which I deemed to be of similar construction and density. So I pre-heated the airfryer for a few minutes and then popped the food in the basket. Gave them a quick shake halfway through and then at the end of cooking I was presented with perfectly cooked, crisp and golden pork wonton. Really nicely cooked and completely hassle free.
I have cooked self made chips, oven chips and self made potatoe cubes in the airfryer and all came out perfectly. The oven chips I cooked at the same time as a pork steak I had marinaded, thanks to the handy metal divider that can be placed into the basket to cook separate foodstuffs at the same time. The pork was cooked really well, not dried out and maintaining all the flavour I expected. The oven chips were good too but it was the self made chips and cubes that were a revelation. The instructions suggested using a teaspoon of oil on potatoes to prevent drying out but I decided a couple of sprays of the '1 cal' oil and a bit of garlic for seasoning would do the trick. And it did. Both chips and cubes tasted fantastic, no grease and all taste. Much better than ovenchips.
On a practical level the airfryer is great. The bottom section is the 'drawer' that pulls out and contains the food basket. The main body of the thing houses the fans and heater etc. It creates no smell at all when cooking, so no unpleasant oily odours and such. The basket section is completely washable and even dishwashable (though I don't have one). I've found it very easy to cook the stuff and then dump the whole basket and food drawer section straight into a bowl of soapy warm water. When I come back it is a very simple matter to clean the thing and leave it to drain ready for more use. The main body can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth. I've been very impressed with how robust and easy this equipment is, I was expecting something far more fiddly to use.
Other points of interest are a nice 2 year guarantee and a nice book of 30 recipes that has some good recipe ideas.
I've been very impressed with this piece of equipment. It isn't cheap but it is extremely good at giving results that taste great and cause a minimum of fuss. I suspect this airfryer will become a very much valued part of my kitchen armoury from now on.
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Published 1 day ago by DRC
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Although i cannot deny this air fryer is healthier for me, it basically a chip pan, i've tried cooking other stuff like chicken and fish which are ok but look anemic. Read more
Published 1 day ago by Ged
What can I say, fantastic.
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I need not have worried, the machine is brilliant as you can cook so many
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I need not have worried, the machine is brilliant as you can cook so many
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Bought this as a replacement for my old deep fat fryer which I was all too happy to junk.
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Published 14 days ago by H. Kirkpatrick
A glorified mini fan oven but it works well.
I purchased this because I'm trying to keep my cholesterol down and I do have a passion for fried food. Read more
Published 21 days ago by Snagglepuss
Fantastic product.
Total value for money. 2 of our freinds have also bought one after chatting about this at work. No more lingering fat smells after cooking chips. Read more
Published 23 days ago by Ian
Does exactly as it says on the box!
We have not used this in anger yet, having only cooked chips and potatoes so far, but it works really well, is easy to clean and produces good results.
Published 1 month ago by JaneOrganise
The best gadget I've ever had!
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