The exterior is simple, small, and grey, which may not be the most attractive addition to your kitchen but it will be very easy to store if you want to put it in a cupboard.Ĭooking times with this air fryer were brilliant, with some of the speediest chips we've made. You can choose to air fry, roast, reheat and dehydrate in this air fryer, and because the basket insert can be removed, you can also reheat or cook food that has a bit more sauce or moisture without having to worry about it dripping through the grates. The air fryer was fast, easy to use, and comes with four pre-sets that won't be too overwhelming for first-time air fryer users. With a cooking capacity of 3.8 litres and the basket is circular, which will be fine with most meals but could struggle if you're cooking bacon rashers or chicken breasts. The Ninja AF100UK Air Fryer is Ninja's cheapest air fryer, and it's also the smallest. For appliances that can air fry as well as slow and pressure cook, take a look at the best multi-cookers. Our reviews include air fryers from Ninja, Instant, Tower, Cosori, and Swan, and we're continuing to test the best air fryers on the market to make sure that our recommendations are up-to-date. Most of the best air fryers in our guide are designed to work for two-to-four person households, but we have also included smaller options for single-person households and larger options with two drawers that can be used to cook two elements of a meal at once, or double up on cooking space for family feasting.

We used the same recipes throughout our testing process, cooking crispy bacon, roasting vegetables, making homemade low-fat chips and crisping up frozen food to see how versatile these machines can be.

When choosing the best air fryers the Ideal Home team reviewed all ten of the air fryers below, as well as countless others, and only included the models that made the cut in our ultimate roundup.

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