Air Fryers

I own both. Here’s the honest answer about which one a busy family of five should buy first — and which one earns daily use versus sitting in the cupboard.

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.

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 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.

I cooked over 60 family dinners in the Ninja AF101 over 3 months. Here’s what I actually think — including the one thing that almost made me return it in week one.

After testing 6 air fryers in my family kitchen over the past year, here are the only ones worth buying — with honest comparisons by family size and budget.

Tested budget air fryers that don’t compromise on cooking performance. These are the picks I’d actually buy — and the ones I’d avoid.

8 weeks, a family of five, and over 50 cooked meals. The Cosori Pro II is consistently the air fryer I recommend to families — here’s why, and where it falls short.