The Ninja air fryer device
. As you might know, I'm a healthy vegan, which means I avoid eating animal products. I eat whole food plant-based foods, like fruits and vegetables. Obviously, I don't need to cook Fruits, but vegetables like potatoes or broccoli need to be cooked. I searched for healthy ways to cook vegetables until I found the Air fryer. In my previous blog, I reviewed the steaming method for cooking food; today, I want to share information about another healthy way to cook your food - Air frying.
The Air fryer is a relative newcomer to the world of kitchen devices and is an advantage in a whole-food, plant-based kitchen. With the capability to push hot air faster and more powerfully than a convection oven, cooking times are reduced, and you get crispy and crunchy textures—no oil needed!
Compared to deep-frying food, I use significantly less oil when using an air fryer. Less oil means fewer calories and less saturated fat, which is more health-friendly food. Remember that cooking with little or no fat doesn't necessarily make something "healthy. The ingredients are what make the meal–so focus on lean proteins and vegetables.
Foodi Dual Zone fryer
Air fryers are great for low-fat dinners, but only being able to cook one part of your meal at a time isn't exactly ideal. That is why Ninja's Foodi Dual Zone fryer has two separate cooking baskets – both baskets can be set to different times and temperatures but will finish simultaneously. So you can cook two different foods simultaneously.
What I Like
Dual cooking zones
Smart Finish for a coordinated finish time
Extra space for large batches of food
What I Don't Like
Takes up a lot of space
Large batches cook longer
Relatively expensive
In conclusion, this air-fryer device is an excellent tool for cooking food, even if you are not vegan. If you are looking for a substitute for a traditional oven, consider trying this air fryer device. I am using it, and I am satisfied with it.
Nice, kind of a follow-up of your previous post. Actually, I am using that mechine as well.
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