Currently own a Cosori air fryer and wanted to upgrade, really liked the display on this one. Took a serious look at this one, but got the dual basket instead and I love it! Cosori makes great products. What a great review, thank you for posting.
@@lords-electrical sorry for the confusion. Please realize that I am asking about Dual Blaze (two heating elements), not dual compartment. :) Which one do you like most? Thanks!
It is. Microwaves are real bad for your health, Microwaves cook with radiation. Air fryers are basically updated mini ovens that bake or heat food as quickly as a microwave heats food but without the health risks and obviously the food would taste better as well.
@mikewhite8848 Horses for courses. Air fryers cook from the outside in, and microwaves cook from the centre outwards. So if I want my baked potatoes crisp on the outside I use the air fryer, but if I want the skin soft (easier on my dentures!) I do them in the microwave. As for the safety aspect, I've been using microwaves fairly regularly for almost forty years and I'm not dead yet!
Kitchen gadgets are getting bigger. I have the original Philips air fryer and an older bread maker. Some of the new models are double the size. Where would I put them?
🫡😊 i from trinidad and tobago and we call Chips thats what we allways known french fries as its only till i came to the US they started calling it that i was so confuse what the hell they mean french fries ?? lolz
Having owned a ninja for a couple of years, as a couple we rarely use just one tray so unless you have multiple on the go or keeping food warm elsewhere, a single tray is pretty pointless 🤔
I don't own one yet but I wonder if you can put more than one item in that large compartment (perhaps not chips & a roast, etc, but most things)? And isn't a bigger, one tray system better so you can cook larger items or bake some muffins or small loaf cake? Thanks ahead for your response.
@@trevdavis9234 Thanks Trev. I edited my question to ask if it's better for baking muffins, etc because of the size. You were too fast! Have you tried baking in it?😊
@@scotsam7590 depends on how many you are cooking. The air flows the same irrelevant of draw saw. It’s just personal preference. I cook chickens and joints in mine without an issue
That "grill" plate is a pain in the azz to clean with that center. Show us you cooking a steak or chicken breast or cinnamon rolls and lets see you clean that after.
Never wrap the power cord around the back as told to by this chap. It’s not used for that purpose it’s air intake/outtake and keeps it from being pushed flat against the wall!!
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I like the British accent as well. I like the garden in the background as well with the famous British grass.
Yes, this famous British green grass. You don't find this grass somewhere else. Look at it, how shiny and bright it is.
Don't think that qualifies as a garden.
A barren space maybe.
Already ordered some hours ago. Can't wait 😊. Very good review 👍. Like your British accent.
Great to hear, hope you enjoy using it 👍
Currently own a Cosori air fryer and wanted to upgrade, really liked the display on this one. Took a serious look at this one, but got the dual basket instead and I love it! Cosori makes great products. What a great review, thank you for posting.
Must admit, i have reviewed quite a few Cosori air fryers and i'm really impressed with the quality and durability of them and how well they cook.
Thanks for the video!
I saw that you also reviewed the Cosori Dual Blaze version. Which one do you like the most?
They are both good but I prefer this one as I prefer one larger compartment rather than 2 smaller ones
@@lords-electrical sorry for the confusion. Please realize that I am asking about Dual Blaze (two heating elements), not dual compartment.
:)
Which one do you like most? Thanks!
I would have liked to see how the cable management thingy helps.
Silly question. Why does the product link take me to Amazon? I would think you'd want us to purchase this item from YOUR store?
We don't sell this model, so i would rather help viewers by providing an easy solution to purchase one if they choose to.
@@lords-electrical Okay, thanks.
Plant some flowers and trees good for the bees
Once again a nice relaxed Review of an Item , Many thanks
Glad you like the videos, thanks for the great feedback 😊
Do you think an air fryer is more useful than a microwave? It seems like a mini oven and cheaper than a microwave oven of the same size?
It is. Microwaves are real bad for your health, Microwaves cook with radiation. Air fryers are basically updated mini ovens that bake or heat food as quickly as a microwave heats food but without the health risks and obviously the food would taste better as well.
@mikewhite8848
Horses for courses. Air fryers cook from the outside in, and microwaves cook from the centre outwards. So if I want my baked potatoes crisp on the outside I use the air fryer, but if I want the skin soft (easier on my dentures!) I do them in the microwave.
As for the safety aspect, I've been using microwaves fairly regularly for almost forty years and I'm not dead yet!
@@fmcb269 you could say the same thing about liquor, you could drink liquor for 40yrs and not fall and die. It still doesn't mean is good for you
Kitchen gadgets are getting bigger. I have the original Philips air fryer and an older bread maker. Some of the new models are double the size. Where would I put them?
Look at ur back yard the sun is finally out!
🫡😊 i from trinidad and tobago and we call Chips thats what we allways known french fries as its only till i came to the US they started calling it that i was so confuse what the hell they mean french fries ?? lolz
Having owned a ninja for a couple of years, as a couple we rarely use just one tray so unless you have multiple on the go or keeping food warm elsewhere, a single tray is pretty pointless 🤔
I don't own one yet but I wonder if you can put more than one item in that large compartment (perhaps not chips & a roast, etc, but most things)? And isn't a bigger, one tray system better so you can cook larger items or bake some muffins or small loaf cake? Thanks ahead for your response.
@@scotsam7590 things cook at different temps and times. So 2 trays much better and can sync cooking times
@@trevdavis9234 Thanks Trev. I edited my question to ask if it's better for baking muffins, etc because of the size. You were too fast! Have you tried baking in it?😊
@@scotsam7590 depends on how many you are cooking. The air flows the same irrelevant of draw saw. It’s just personal preference. I cook chickens and joints in mine without an issue
@@trevdavis9234 Okay, thanks again!
I've got one, it's fine 😊
that garden needs tidying up so bin the fryer and get the hoe out.....i'll be checking next time
Will get on it 👍🤣
Thinking of buying a cheap Dual air fryer....anyone suggest.....
ps Got to be White ....ask the wife lol 😂
That "grill" plate is a pain in the azz to clean with that center. Show us you cooking a steak or chicken breast or cinnamon rolls and lets see you clean that after.
Never wrap the power cord around the back as told to by this chap. It’s not used for that purpose it’s air intake/outtake and keeps it from being pushed flat against the wall!!