tfal actifry????????
Neighbour just got one Hers is single
Thinking of getting double for left overs pros cons? Thanks Gale |
I live my actifry, I cook lots of different things in it, but love the healthy fries, yummy and low fat, I don't use the spoon to measure oil. I use spray canola oil from Costco.
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Have had mine for about 4 years & I love it. No more deep frying at my house. Can't do things like onion rings because they are "soft" & as a result end up as small little bits of onion rings, taste good but very small little things.
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now you have my curiosity up. what is it?
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I just looked it up....a pricey little appliance IMHO. We don't eat ff at home at all, so don't need it for that......any other frying I do is sautéing to blend into something else or breading and deep frying things like eggplant, zuchinni, green tomatoes.......it's not counter/cabinet clutter I think I need....but I may be wrong...I will read other replies...
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I saw one on clearance at Walmart last summer for $50. My DGD wanted to try it so I bought it for her. All she has cooked in it is french fries.
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
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I saw one on clearance at Walmart last summer for $50. My DGD wanted to try it so I bought it for her. All she has cooked in it is french fries.
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I asked my DD how she liked it and she said she would buy another if this one quit working.
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Amazon sells it and from the comments there, I would think, not twice but several times, before I'd buy one. Everyone seems to love the concept but, apparently, if used often, it has a tendency to fall apart. Amazon has it for $199. That's a big investment for french fries.
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
(Post 7424455)
I saw one on clearance at Walmart last summer for $50. My DGD wanted to try it so I bought it for her. All she has cooked in it is french fries.
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