taztastic wrote:

What he said, Actifry is dreadful

Mrs Peglegs dumplings are superb, no need for chips

Four years now with an Actifry, replaced the paddle a while back, agreed it takes ages to do your own chips from peeled potatoes, so we use oven chips (no oil required) and it doesn't dry them out, no burnt bits, also cooks sausages, chicken etc.

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wildebed wrote:

taztastic wrote:

What he said, Actifry is dreadful

Mine are consistently great - I wonder what you are doing wrong?

It was fine for Chicken nuggets but chips were not good, possibly as I'm a big lad and filled it up

taztastic wrote:

Mrs Peglegs dumplings are superb, no need for chips

Passed your comments to Mrs Pegleg who asked if she could use my Company Barristers. They have agreed but cost £4K per hour.
Shall we settle out of Court for say £42000?
Then I can get a newer D4 than ad5454654  Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.

I have a acti fry, it's great for heathy potatoes etc
But my favourite is a very deep frying pad with 1.5 litres off oil in it
I just scoop them out when dun
Proper chips etc 2008 xs
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cqr,
Think you've answered my question.
I'm looking to fry only chips, even then once a month or so.
I was thinking down the route of an air fryer but from your comments, I can only conclude that for frying chips they aren't as good. Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.

They are good, just difrent pegleg
I use both depending on what I fancie 2008 xs
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If it's proper chips you're after, then a proper fryer like the one pictured with lard or dripping, if you are only doing a few then pre boil them a little or you will end up with hard chips, alternatively do an extra spud and fill the basket, you'll eat them anyway once a month won't hurt (much)

Regards to Mrs W I'll remember to duck next time we meet

Pegleg wrote:

taztastic wrote:

Mrs Peglegs dumplings are superb, no need for chips

Passed your comments to Mrs Pegleg who asked if she could use my Company Barristers. They have agreed but cost £4K per hour.
Shall we settle out of Court for say £42000?
Then I can get a newer D4 than ad5454654

You need to pay me for mine yet  p****d off with a Digital Keyboard Warrior