Xu Xu

I’ve bought a lot of air fryer accessories. Most are pointless. These 8 are the ones I actually still use — and the 3 I regret buying.

You don’t need to spend £90+ for a good air fryer. These 5 budget models all produce genuinely good results — here’s which one is right for you.

Dual basket air fryers solve the single-biggest problem with cooking for families — timing different foods to finish at once. I tested four models. Here’s which one is actually worth buying.

The Cosori 6.8-Qt costs about £20 more than the Pro II but adds a larger basket and more functions. I tested it for six weeks alongside the Pro II to find out whether the upgrade is worth it for a family of five.

I clean my air fryer after every single use and it takes less than 3 minutes. Here’s the exact method I use, the deep clean routine I do monthly, and how I’ve kept the non-stick perfect after 18 months of daily use.

I tested the Ninja Foodi DZ201 dual basket air fryer for two months cooking family dinners. Here’s whether cooking two things at once actually saves time — and whether it’s worth the extra counter space.

The Ninja Foodi combines pressure cooking and air frying in one machine. I tested it for eight weeks against my separate air fryer and Instant Pot. Here’s whether the combination is actually better than two separate appliances.

Hot oven in summer? No thank you. These 8 air fryer recipes keep the kitchen cool, cook faster than the oven, and are the ones my four children ask for most during the school holidays.

The Tower T17021 Vortx is a £50 UK air fryer that competes directly with Ninja and Cosori. I tested it for six weeks cooking family dinners. Here’s whether the savings are worth the trade-offs.