Tefal - FZ7062 - Actifry Airfryer from Bing Lee (eBay) - $140 Delivered

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spiderdash on 27/06/2015 - 13:45 ebay.com.au (685 clicks)
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C20EXTRA

Thought to share if someone was looking for an Airfryer, wanted to buy a Tefal Actifry, found this, a good deal, available for around $200 elsewhere.

Original C20EXTRA coupon post

1400W power
1kg food capacity
Suitable for all your favourite meals
Transparent lid for easy viewing
Set & forget cooking, no preheating required
Removable non stick bowl
60min timer with alarm
No bad odours
Safe - no oil to manage
Versatile - suitable with any type of oil
Dishwasher safe
Made in France

Update: Postage was $5 but they have increased it to $10 (not impressed), anyways don't forget cashback, would get $4
Update2: Postage is back to $5

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  OzzyB2013 on 27/06/2015 - 14:09

  .
  ALDI had their Airfryer or Dryfryer as some are called on sale only this week for $99.99

  http://www.lasoo.com.au/catalogue/special-buys-wk-26/531ma99…
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  jjno41 on 27/06/2015 - 15:40

  Gotta say I got the 50 odd buck one from Oo and it's a great piece of kit if a little small. If I knew how much I would like it I would of shelled out for this- still might as the transparent window is really the solution to the only real issue I have with the Rank Arena.

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    CyberMurning on 27/06/2015 - 15:50

    Same here I have the rank arena but somehow I feel it cook very slow. But if I buy this what can I do with the old one? Sell on gumtree maybe for just small $

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      jjno41 on 27/06/2015 - 17:35

      +1

      Yeah sell it on or pass it to a mate for a 6 pack? Could try returning it maybe on the grounds of it not performing well enough for you ? Probably need the box and Postage would be on you though I think.

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  2enjoy on 27/06/2015 - 17:12

  for some reason the postage had gone to $10, but it seems its back at $5 now

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  Quaker on 27/06/2015 - 18:36

  Postage is showing as $10 for me to Brisbane…

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  RtN on 27/06/2015 - 19:59

  So like………. this can fry frozen food better than putting it in an oven?

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    scrimshaw on 27/06/2015 - 21:56

    An oven is far more versatile and it can cook a lot more food at a time. Choice review on the Phillips model seems to indicate that this method of frying is not energy efficient and even less so compared to an ordinary oven.

    And as far as the results go, again, take note this is the Phillips model:

    We sent chips, chicken legs, crumbed chicken tenderloins and chicken balls for a ride in this miniature space station (it's not exactly sleek or portable). The chicken came out juicy and tender. Unfortunately, so did the chips. Sort of. Many ended up half crispy, half not crispy – not quite what you want when you're after comfort food. True, the results were lighter and drier than with a deep fryer, but don't get the wrong idea; you'll still need to add a dash of oil, just not nearly as much as the local takeaway.

    TLDR stick with the oven if you want consistent results. I can manage to make pretty nice crispy potato wedges with my conventional Westinghouse oven.