Our chips and fairy cakes came out well-cooked but were a little inconsistent; the chips were light and fluffy, but some came out browner than we’d have liked, and the bottom of our fairy cakes were also on the darker side. The outside of the appliance stayed cool during cooking and, overall, it was easy to use thanks to clear instructions and recipes.

It also boasts a nifty built-in temperature probe but we’d only use it as a guide, as it was a few degrees out when we took a reading from the chicken using an external probe. On test, it delivered delicious chips and scored perfect marks for its fairy cakes, although we were unable to bulk bake as we could only fit five in at a time.If we had to choose the best for families, the Ninja Foodi and its DualZone technology would win the battle. of fries and we found it produced crisp and fluffy fries, so we can't fault the cooking performance.

New to Cosori's range of air-fryers, the TurboBlaze is a stylish, six-litre gadget with nine presets, including air-fry, roast, grill, prove, and reheat.During our review, we found that the Smart Cook System achieves perfect doneness levels for different types of meats. After just seven minutes in the air fryer (checking once halfway through), it was cooked to perfection. I previously served as an analyst focused on smart home and wearable devices, and before that I was a reporter covering consumer tech news. Despite this small niggle, our testers were impressed with this fryer’s versatility and easy-to-clean design. Air Crisp Technology uses a powerful convection fan to cook your food up to 2 times faster than a traditional oven and reduce your food’s oil content by up to 85%*, giving it the same crispy taste without the health drawbacks.