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Kitchen Chef 3.2lt Air Fryer $89 RRP $329 @ eBay

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Kitchen Chef 3.2lt Air Fryer $89 RRP $329 @ eBay
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RogueWolf on 18/07/2015 - 11:07 groupbuy.ebay.com.au (1180 clicks)
Last edited 19/07/2015 - 15:22 by 1 other user

Description
Great tasting fries with 80% less fat!
Enjoy family favorites any day of the week without the guilt or hassle of cooking with excess oil.

Rapid Air Technology
- The Kitchen Chef 3.2L Air Fryer uses Rapid Air technology, it circulates hot air around a metal mesh cooking basket, requiring little or no oil as it fries. It enables to make tasty fried food with up to 80% less fat than conventional deep fryers. It creates less smell and vapors and is very easy to clean.

Manually adjustable time and temperature control
- Its timer allows up to 30 mins cook time with an automatic switch-off. The temperature allows 80-200 degrees adjustment. Easy and convenient to get the best result!

Unique design for delicious and low-fat cooking results
- Air Fryer's unique design which combines fast circulating superheated air, and durable stainless steel heating pipe allows you to fry a variety of delicious meals in a fast, easy and healthier way without necessarily adding oil.

Easy to clean and creates less smell than normal fryers
- The removable non-stick coated drawer and the food basket are dishwasher safe for a quick and easy clean up. Enclosed working mode save you and your home from the smell of fried oil compared to a regular fryer.

Other features
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Dimensions approx: 30 x 33 x 31cm
- Capacity: 3.2L
- Power: 220-240V 50-60Hz 1400W
- Model No: AF22-53
- Colour choices: White/Black
- This product comes with a 12 month warranty

CONTENT INCLUDE:
1 x Air Fryer Unit
1 x Bonus Baking Dish
1 x Recipe Booklet & Instruction Manual

FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Versatile- Fry, Grill, Roast, and even Bake
- Includes Recipe Booklet
- Use it to enjoy fries, fish & chips and a variety of other foods in a healthier way
- Creates fast and healthy deep fried foods without the hassle or mess
- Uses the latest technology to cook your food thoroughly while saving energy
- Exterior handle that allows ways insert & removal of food
- Adjustable time and temperature settings
- Easy to use and to clean

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  • ozy on 18/07/2015 - 11:11

    An ezi cook does the same thing at half the cost plus more FYI, I owned both for a year and sold the air fryer as it wasnt as handy or doing as good a job!
    Convection air circulation has been around since the 80's just in prettier housings

    • Future Kids on 18/07/2015 - 11:17

      I suspect that the ezi cook will consume more energy.

      • ozy on 18/07/2015 - 11:18

        Never checked, but i'd pay more for better food…
        You could be right

    • greenie4242 on 18/07/2015 - 14:11

      I have never used one, but heard that the EasyCook style convection ovens takes a long time to heat up, but the air fryer I have only takes 3 minutes to get up to temperature. Can anybody confirm this?

      I've had a small air fryer like this which I bought for $65 and it's been FANTASTIC, use it for nearly every hot meal now. Nuggets, chips, burgers, sausages, steak, grilled tomatoes, all go well in it. Very crispy if you like that sort of thing. I even did an entire (small) chicken in it and it tasted wonderful.

      I'm a big fan of the air fryers, and considering this is a 3.2 litre instead of the usual 2.2L, $89 seems like a good price. Kogan 3.5L ones are selling for about $125 (a bit cheaper on their eBay page) and their 2.2L are about $60:
      https://www.kogan.com/au/shop/?keywords=fryer

    • effgee on 18/07/2015 - 14:43

      ezi cook does the same thing at half the cost

      linky ?
      I could only find this that is over twice the price

  • pauljoe on 18/07/2015 - 11:20

    Nice deal !

  • Lancerx on 18/07/2015 - 11:44
    +1

    it was on groupon for $99 too..looks like airfryer is getting really common…sometimes little overrated

  • [Deactivated] on 18/07/2015 - 12:11
    +6

    It says "$89 RRP $329" to imply a huge saving, but these air-fryer things regularly sell for $60-$70. There's no significant difference in quality between the various brands. In fact, this one looks exactly like a $70 model that was selling just a few months ago.

    So the question isn't "is $89 RRP $329 a bargain" but rather "is $89 a bargain". I'd have to say no.

    • tomclancy on 18/07/2015 - 13:31
      -5

      Exactly why this forum post was started. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/203318

      Agree, this is not a deal. Overpriced, if anything

      • User_153999 on 18/07/2015 - 13:52
        +1

        The question is can you find it cheaper? Keep in mind this is 3.2lt not 2.2. I was in the market for an air fryer and was thinking about tifal or Philips which cost over $200 so this Kitchen Chef sounds like a good deal to me considering the size and most of them do the same job :)

      • RogueWolf on 18/07/2015 - 13:57
        +1

        Well you may as well neg every post on OB, of course the RRP is bs, product goes from manufacturer to distributor 30-40%+ up then distributor to retailer 100%+ up, end of the day comes down to is the sale price worth buying, at $89 including postage not a bad deal, plenty of other brands retailing $200-$400+

        • GregFiona on 18/07/2015 - 14:04
          +2

          RRP is NOT bs! I always use it to justify my OZB impulse buys to my wife… and it always works! LOL

      • greenie4242 on 18/07/2015 - 14:16
        +1

        @PBG can you find a 3.2L for $89 or less? I can't. Plenty of 2.2L versions going for the $65 mark but not 3.2L. I don't think your neg is worthy simply because you have a problem with quoting the RRP, which isn't even against the rules.

      • iridiumstem on 18/07/2015 - 16:44

        I hate bringing guidelines on these things, but if you dislike RRP, you should choose to not vote, not neg it.
        https://www.ozbargain.com.au/wiki/help:voting_guidelines

        If you can prove that this is not a bargain by showing cheaper price elsewhere, then the story is completely different.

        • tomclancy on 18/07/2015 - 17:56

          Fair enough. My neg removed as not a valid reason for neg.

          I do agree with Diji1 that there is no point putting RRP in the deal post as though that is the "saving" when its not

  • wazza23 on 18/07/2015 - 12:19

    We've got the Phillips one and use it daily! A lot more expensive though, probably does the same thing ?

  • gimli on 18/07/2015 - 13:47

    can this fry icecream.

    • greenie4242 on 18/07/2015 - 14:03

      No, you need an actual oil fryer for that.

  • sharkytowin on 18/07/2015 - 14:45
    -2

    What a piece of crap if they were such great ideas they would be in commercial kitchens I can tell you all never seen one there might be a reason for that!

    • BlinkyBill on 18/07/2015 - 20:07
      -1

      What makes you think they not in use commercially. There are definitely commercial versions available designed for much greater volumes. Tip Google: commercial air fryer

      • sharkytowin on 18/07/2015 - 20:22
        -2

        Because you don't get the same results.How many commercial kitchens have you seen them installed in? I have worked in about 20 Kitchens from small restaurants thru big resorts and have never seen them installed.

        • BlinkyBill on 19/07/2015 - 14:15
          -1

          Well its pretty obvious you don't get the same results. One is an oil fryer that uses… Well oil. But for heating packaged foods like chips, wings, nuggets, basically anything that goes in a fryer it give more than acceptable results. As for use in commercial kitchens watch this space. There was a time when even the humble microwave wasn't seen in commercial kitchens now theyre everywhere. I don't expect to see commercial air fryers in higher end places but would definately expect them in takeaways, cafes, school tuck shops etc. Commercial units are only just coming into the market so up take will be there but take a while. Ie why would an existing kitchen buy one when they have a fryer that is already there, in use and amortised.

  • jd4free on 18/07/2015 - 16:39

    Sold out

  • BlinkyBill on 18/07/2015 - 20:04

    Bought earlier. Have been waiting for an XL one to appear since I missed out last year on the Avancer XL. Our regular size one gets used almost daily. The XL will he great as most times we end up making two batches in the reg size one.

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