I got a Ninja 11 in 1. It’s does a bunch of stuff including air frying, pressure, cooking, slow cooking etc in general it’s great and I get good results with it but it’s huge.
I’d definitely look at something like this if I were you and you’re open to getting rid of some kitchen gadgets to combine into one.
That being said I use the pressure cooker and slow cooker bits a bunch and only dabble in air frying as an alternative to deep frying and for speeding up roasting things.
Most common things in the air fryer are, home made fries, wings, quick roast potatoes, home made chicken tenders and breaded fish fillets I should really expand the repertoire here but it’s quick and to some extent fire and forget for these basics
My foodi tendercrisp is 8 years old and I use it several times a week as more than just an air fryer.
Convection ovens with air fry modes are very lackluster.
I have the combo blender / food processor, and the combo air fryer / pressure cooker, and I rate them both incredibly highly and use them every day. I also found their customer service to be great.
Overall my advice would be to only get machines you know you would use but I personally like devices that can do a couple of things to earn their keep. One day I’ll crack and buy the Creami, but not yet.
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