Thank you for your video. My oven has a convection button that seems to do the same thing. I was given an Air Fryer, I used it once, cleaned it up and packed it away in the barn. Anyway, the directions said to flip the chicken half way through the cooking time and what a bother that was. The element was built into the freaking lid and it was hot as heck. I see where this model has a drawer and that must be much better to use. But for now, I'm stickin to my convection oven. Have a great one.
The Consorri is the best air fryer. I bought a Ninja dual air fryer to replace my old Consorri and really regretted it. I should have just got a new one. Happy cooking.
I believe COSORI is designed in California USA but manufacturedin China. I have a COSORI Air Fryer which I have to confess I don't use that much. However, I got a COSORI Tea Kettle for Christmas.
I would never use one that’s non stick unless it was ceramic coated. I wouldn’t touch Teflon witha barge pole. The coating leaches ‘forever’ chemicals into your bloodstream
Teflon Is only bag when it’s over 300c / 500 f degrees or damaged/ scratched . Forever chemicals have been in our air and water for years , we are still here
Thank you for your video.
My oven has a convection button that seems to do the same thing.
I was given an Air Fryer, I used it once, cleaned it up and packed it away in the barn.
Anyway, the directions said to flip the chicken half way through the cooking time and what a bother that was. The element was built into the freaking lid and it was hot as heck.
I see where this model has a drawer and that must be much better to use.
But for now, I'm stickin to my convection oven.
Have a great one.
The Consorri is the best air fryer. I bought a Ninja dual air fryer to replace my old Consorri and really regretted it. I should have just got a new one. Happy cooking.
Thank you . So far I absolutely love it and it feels like a good quality and finish 😊👍
I believe COSORI is designed in California USA but manufacturedin China. I have a COSORI Air Fryer which I have to confess I don't use that much. However, I got a COSORI Tea Kettle for Christmas.
Cosori also trades under sous vide in the U.K. (you can get dehydrators under that brand).
I have a tower 11 in 1 and it’s fantastic.
Oooh nee dehydrator sounds just like what I need 😁 I did see the brand , looked good
@@AnasFoodLifestyle they’ve got a good reputation in the dehydrator group I’m in.
I have one just like that except it is grey! I love mine. I can even dehydrate in mine.
Ooh dehydrating , I would not thought of trying , what did you dehydrate ?
@@AnasFoodLifestyle bananas
Did they dry or became that lovely black chewy goodness ?
@@AnasFoodLifestyle they became crunchy banana chips.
Thank you , I will try 👍
We have 3- I use none... Our, T-FAL started to peel (teflon) .I like the idea of only 1 teaspoon of oil for a lot of chips/fries🍟🌟
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I would never use one that’s non stick unless it was ceramic coated. I wouldn’t touch Teflon witha barge pole. The coating leaches ‘forever’ chemicals into your bloodstream
Teflon Is only bag when it’s over 300c / 500 f degrees or damaged/ scratched . Forever chemicals have been in our air and water for years , we are still here
If you live in Europe you’ve probably been breathing eating and drinking nuclear fall out since Chernobyl.
This one specific from the video is teflon free and ceramic coated