Instant Pot Vortex Plus 5.7L Air Fryer $129.99 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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hj0809 on 18/03/2024 - 10:39 amazon.com.au (437 clicks)
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Been watching on 3C for a while. Recent lows at $130. Some Warehouse models at $120.

CRISPED TO PERFECTION WITH 95% LESS OIL – create healthy versions of your favourite foods without the added fat; EvenCrisp technology cooks evenly, achieving that perfectly crisp fried texture and flavour and the clever shake-and-turn reminder ensuring even results

6 WAYS TO COOK: The versatile Vortex Plus offers 6 functions in one; AIR FRY the crispiest chips, BAKE delicious cakes and pastries, ROAST whole chicken, meats or veg, REHEAT Leftovers, GRILL perfect steaks and DEHYDRATE your fruit, veg or meat

TOTAL CONTROL: Smart dial control to easily adjust temperature up to 205°C and cooking time up to 1 hour; The clever digital air fryer also allows you to save your presets so your favorite meals can be made at the touch of a button

LARGE CAPACITY: Generous 5.7L capacity fits a 1.8kg chicken or 1kg of fries; Cooks from fresh or frozen, healthy convenience at its best

LOOKS SMART and EASY TO CLEAN: The brushed stainless-steel finish looks sleek on the kitchen worktops and is fingerprint resistant too; Inside the fryer, minimal grease means minimal mess - the air fryer basket contains the splatter and its sleek surfaces wipe clean quickly; Plus, the cooking tray is removable and dishwasher safe

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  humbleplaya69 on 18/03/2024 - 10:56

  +5

  got one of these for $114 last year, love it. its a square shape which works better than the circular options.

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  Thiefsie on 18/03/2024 - 11:21

  +1

  Yep pretty happy with mine, only used it about 5 times so far however.

  I'm about to buy a steamer tray that fits inside to get some more usable space in there as it doesn't fully feed my fam with one layer only. It's about 23cm (9") internal diameter for those who may be wondering.

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  seanbaussie on 18/03/2024 - 11:54

  +1

  Use mine all the time as airfryer, have used the dehydration once and it worked fine.
  Only time I've had a problem is trying to cook a whole chicken in there, the tray isn't really big enough for this. Still worked but had to fiddle around.

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  MeesusEff on 18/03/2024 - 13:25

  +1

  While the air fryer itself is awesome, Ive found the tray coating to be pretty terrible. We only handwash with sponge, not even the scourer side and no soaking but the coating has rubbed off to the silver bottom. Got a replacement from manufacturer and it was the same thing within a month. They said it's still safe to use but wouldn't tell me what it was made of, google seems to say Teflon which has conflicting views on whether it's safe or not.

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    Beetleeater on 18/03/2024 - 14:15

    Teflon is not safe to digest if it is wearing off the tray onto your food, is a proven carcinogenic. If it only comes off from agressive washing possibly less of an issue but i wouldn't trust a compromised coating. Look up PFAS and the contamination by foam/powder firefighting equipment for research into the issue.
    There are different types of teflon (pfas is a broad category of similar chemicals), more modern higher quality ones are supposed to be less toxic/bioaccumulative but then those probably arent the ones that are getting rubbed off by a dish cloth either.

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      MeesusEff on 18/03/2024 - 16:46

      This was their response when I asked what the coating was

      'We are not sure why you have experienced this issue, as it seems you are following our use and care instructions (recommend washing by hand using soft sponge (do not use scourer) or place in top rack of dishwasher and do not use metal utensils). We also recommend that you wash the tray after it has completely cooled down and do not soak in water.

      We confirm that the tray is BPA/PFOA/PTFE-free with no chemical coatings '

      I wouldn't say aggressively washing since it's just to clean the grease off.. Seems like they were trying to avoid answering the question directly

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    Geewhizz on 18/03/2024 - 17:22

    I came accross a couple of web posts about this quite some time ago, so it's not a new or isolated issue.

    One person's advice was to fill with hot soapy water after use and let it sit fir a while before coming back and wiping it out.

    No need to scrub.

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      ryang on 18/03/2024 - 18:14

      Ehh.. I've tried that, soaking in vinegar/bicarb, even threw it in the dishwasher - made no difference .. Doesn't clean well, or scrubs the coating off.

      I've taken to putting baking paper or foil under things that I can about.

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    smifter on 19/03/2024 - 00:24

    Just for the interests of others reading, we've had ours for two years and used 2-10 times a month. Used mainly for heating frozen items such as Tegels Chicken Pieces, as well as frozen chips and pies. Also baked potatoes in there, and have 'boiled' eggs in there for soft boiled eggs. Cleaning it is always a breeze and almost only takes a quick wipe with a damp cloth or a rinse under the tap and quick soapy sponge before drying. Coating has stayed on no problem.

    Providing this as just additional feedback, and also shared what is cooked in there as it is generally not very messy food and the odd thing here or there on nights we need something quick, or don't want to heat the whole oven (eg baked potatoes).

    Works great and cleans well for our usage.