Fried food without the guilt: This Tefal Air Fryer allows you to whip up quick healthy meals (and it’s currently better-than-half-price on Amazon)
Want to cook quick, healthy meals without sacrificing flavour? If so, the Tefal Actifry Air Fryer could be your favourite new cooking gadget as it lets you whip up fried foods without the guilt.
The brand’s leading low-fat fryer requires little to no oil for creating healthy delicious meals. It cooks anything from chips and crispy chicken to creamy curries and desserts.
Normally £209.99, the online retail giant has discounted the air fryer by £110, meaning it’s currently better than half price.
The Tefal Actifry Air Fryer requires little to no oil for creating healthy delicious meals
Now £99.99, the Tefal Actifry Air Fryer combines hot air with a unique stirring paddle, which gives you even cooking results without the need to stop, shake or stir while in use.
It has a one kilogram capacity, which is an ideal size for feeding a family of four. Simply pour your food into the bowl, press start and let the air fryer do all the cooking for you.
A removable digital timer means you can set a cooking time and let the fryer get to work whilst you can get on with other things.
You can even skip on the washing up because the Tefal Actifry’s lid, bowl and stirring paddle are all removable and dishwasher safe.
The Tefal Actifry Air Fryer combines hot air with a unique stirring paddle, which gives you even cooking results without the need to stop, shake or stir while in use
The Tefal Actifry Air Fryer has received thousands of positive reviews on Amazon, with 83 per cent of reviewers rating this air fryer a full five stars. One shopper wrote: ‘Brilliant, healthy cooking for many foods. Chips taste amazing – just like deep fried but with a fraction of the fat! Very easy to use and to clean.’
Another added: I love this air fryer. I’ve used it for chips, roast potatoes and sausages so far. It cuts down on fat and energy use as there’s no need to put the oven on. It also works as extra capacity if the oven is full too.’
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