Hi. My advice should be to buy the biggest one you can. For them to work properly you need to cook the food in a single layer, if you overload the cooking basket they don’t work so well.

Please refer to a previous post by ‘Always’ very helpful on the same subject. 🧑‍🏫

I have a Tower vortex pro ( Christmas present) and you can cook anything in it that you can cook in a big oven There is a tower site on FB giving advice and recipes and also recipe books on Amazon I’ve never stopped using mine since I got it

Can anyone advise me if the Ninja pro dual 9.5 litre airfryer is suitable for baking sourdough loaves in please? So either round or oval shapes, not in a tin. When it comes to cleaning it, is it really very easy as I see it’s quite a heavy machine to lug in and out of or over to the sink to wash/wipe out. I have never used or even seen anyone use before so sorry if this seems a dumb question….

The draws and baskets are dishwasher safe but I usually hand wash them in the sink. The interior of the machine doesn’t get very dirty so it only needs a quick wipe inside once every few uses. The only part that’s hard to clean is the part where the heating element is but this doesn’t come into contact with the food so it’s not a big issue.
(Although I think it needs a re-design for future models)

I bought one and used it twice… nuff said [tho possibly about me lol!]

hi polly,i bought the new innotech kitchen pro,its a brilliant addition to cooking ,it saves me using the cooker and is so easy to use and keep clean

I’ve not got an air fryer but I have got a halogen cooker that a friend recently gave me and I have to say it’s amazing it cooks literally anything brilliantly in no time at all

My mum just has one of them and a double hob , dad took the cooker out completely because she kept leaving the gas on

innfotec comes standard with rottisory that is removeable and can cook whole chichens and joints of meat