Air fryer for up to 16lb Turkey

[fuelman1]

I got one for Christmas last year. I cooked my first bird on it this past Sunday. 18 1/2 lb bird. About 3 hours cook time. It turned out great. I'm a believer now. It was easy, clean, faster than an oven, and the bird was cooked to perfection. I'm doing a 20 lb bird on it tomorrow. Right now Amazon has the accessory kit on sale. It comes with a cover and a bunch of basket attachments that allow you to cook kabobs, ribs, chicken legs and other items.

 

[DinkyDau]

I got one for Christmas last year. I cooked my first bird on it this past Sunday. 18 1/2 lb bird. About 3 hours cook time. It turned out great. I'm a believer now. It was easy, clean, faster than an oven, and the bird was cooked to perfection. I'm doing a 20 lb bird on it tomorrow. Right now Amazon has the accessory kit on sale. It comes with a cover and a bunch of basket attachments that allow you to cook kabobs, ribs, chicken legs and other items.

Sweet

 

[fuelman1]

Sweet

They say 16 lb but I read about folks doing birds up to 22 lbs. If it fits in the basket it will work. Cuts cook time down to about 10 minutes per pound.

 

[Cadcom]

I almost got one last year but heard that clean up sucks. Are they hard to clean? I really don’t want to spend $50 on peanut oil tomorrow if these are working out now.

 

[DinkyDau]

I almost got one last year but heard that clean up sucks. Are they hard to clean? I really don’t want to spend $50 on peanut oil tomorrow if these are working out now.

Inquiring minds want to know the same thing..Thanks for bringing the subject up!

 

[fuelman1]

I almost got one last year but heard that clean up sucks. Are they hard to clean? I really don’t want to spend $50 on peanut oil tomorrow if these are working out now.

Clean up is easy. There's a drip pan you pull out to get rid of drippings. You just wipe out the stainless steel tub. Way easier than conventional frying. And way cheaper.

 

[MuleShoe]

Going put on my Christmas list or pick up one this weekend!

 

[Cadcom]

Clean up is easy. There's a drip pan you pull out to get rid of drippings. You just wipe out the stainless steel tub. Way easier than conventional frying. And way cheaper.

I ended up with 3 gals of peanut oil instead. I don’t think I need another cooker to kick around in my basement for the few times I use one.

 

[keith089]

Work great, put lid on last 0 min for a nice skin. Also pot with salt and olive oil are great

 

[thevalueman]