Going to finally take the leap on Prime day.
Looking at a 3.8L as it's likely my wife won't use it. How do you handle diff cooking times for multiple items (assume you cook then let them "rest"?)
Not sure I can justify the price of the dual when I'm not 100% convinced how much use it will get (yet).
You basically will have to cook it then keep warm in oven or rest if meat
Honestly mate if you cook, save yourself the future larger purchases and get the dual. I ran two air fryers for a while.
They've just released one with a removable diving tray so can do larger things or split into 2
But 3.8L isn't that large capacity
If you use an oven; you will use an air fryer, cheaper, crispier, taste better, after to cook, the only reason to stop you is capacity.
As above ninja an alright brand but if you want to pay less, look at something like Cosori, tefal or tower
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If it's the ninja max grill you're looking at , it's a decent machine but same as mine the air fry basket is not huge
Deal of the day for Prime Members: Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer MAX + Tongs, 9.5 L, 2470 W, 2 Drawers, 8 Portions, 6-in-1, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Nonstick, Dishwasher Safe Baskets, Amazon Exclusive, Copper/Black AF400UKCP
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These were selling for £300 at Christmas