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> >> "Terry Coombs" wrote in message news
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> >> On 10/20/2018 3:18 PM, Ophelia wrote:
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> >>> On 10/20/2018 12:48 PM, John Doe wrote:
> >>> > First times I tried, seems they did not cook well enough.
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> >>> > Should I place the fries/tots on the top rack or the bottom
> rack? >>> >
> >>> > What setting (Bake, Broil, Toast, Convection)?
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> >>> > Thanks.
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> >>> None of the above , go get yourself an air fryer .
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> >>> Snag
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> >>> Yes!!! I am learning more how to use mine now and it would do
> that >>> particular job wonderfully
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> >> Chicken strips ! We bought ours because nuked tater tots were
> yucky >> , the toaster oven scorched them and left them frozen inside
> , and >> while the Big Oven did a great job , we're runnin' that
> stove on a >> 20 (or 30) pound propane bottle until we find a bigger
> tank we like >> and would like to conserve gas . She bought some
> chicken strips >> that are awesome in the A/F - formed chicken
> product nuggets still >> suck , though they suck less ... and frozen
> spring/egg rolls are so >> much better than any other way I've had
> them - including deep fried >> - that they make it worth having .
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> >> Snag
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> >> It is the smallest unit I have for cooking like that. Only a tiny
> >> amount of oil too, which is a big plus
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> > Brand and model? I am looking at them too. I want small footprint,
> > light weight and won't often use it for a volume larger than about
> > 1cup tater tot type. While ability to handle 3 cups of product is
> > nice, that also is apt to mean the unit will be too heavy for me to
> > regularily move.
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> > (For those who may be new here, I am 50% disabled due to spine
> > issues and do not have normal lifting capacity.)
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> > This is the one I have at home, but I have another on the farm. I
> > can't remember what the other one is, sorry )
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tower-T1700.../dp/B0148N2U7K
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> Doesnt resove to USA.
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> How does this look?
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https://www.amazon.com/POSAME-2-0-Qu...ords=Air+Fryer
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> That looks good to me Make sure it is big enough for your needs
> though. The one I posted is ... I think ... 3.2 and the one at the
> farm is 4.2, so be careful it is big enough for what you want to use
> it for,
LOL! Looks like the same one I just picked out!
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Yes, so far as I can see, they all look pretty similar. But the sizes ....