Cook's Essentials TSV 20/11/24

There is a Cook's Essentials TSV on 20th November

TSV is Cook's Essentials 5L Air Fryer

Cook’s Essentials 5 Litre Air Fryer TSV 20/11/24

Cook's Essentials 5L Digital Air Fryer
Item Number 834354
QVC Price £98.00
TSV Price £44.96
P&P £4.95

Whip up crispy fried foods quickly, using less oil, with this fantastic Digital Air Fryer from Cook's Essentials. This convenient kitchen appliance boasts a five-litre capacity and a non-stick drawer, as well as a 13-in-1 multifunction design to help you cook a variety of dishes, with digital controls to tweak times and temperatures for perfect results. Whether it's dinner for one on a busy weeknight or a Sunday feast for the family, this air fryer will make your meal prep easier, quicker and more delicious. Voila!

Power to the chef - compact enough to fit into any kitchen space - from apartments and dorms to homes and caravans - this air fryer packs a real punch! It boasts a voltage range of 220V to 240V and a robust 1500W power. Take control of your culinary creations with adjustable temperature and time settings.

What’s on the menu? The 13-in-1 multifunction design means you can roast, bake, grill and more - all in one sleek gadget. Plus, with its five-litre capacity and non-stick drawer, it’s perfect for everything from single servings to family feasts. Rapid Air Technology offers you crispy, evenly cooked meals with minimal oil.

Colour your kitchen - why choose between style and functionality when you can have both? This tidy Digital Air Fryer is available in five colours to complement your countertop: Blue, Charcoal, Light Green, Sky Blue or Taupe.

Non-stick crisper plate, dishwasher safe
Timer with automatic ‘Shut Off’ for safe, confident cooking
Cool-touch handles
User-friendly digital interface
Drawer capacity: 5 litres
British Standard plug
Digital Air Fryer: 26cm x 32.4cm x 30.6cm (10.2" x 12.8" x 12")

Colour options:
Blue
Charcoal
Light Green
Sky Blue
Taupe

What’s in the box?
1 x Digital Air Fryer

Nice colours, but if buying, I'd go for the charcoal. The chef with Will cooked delicious looking food, so much better than the plates that Gail dishes up. His (I don't know his name) were the kinds of food most people would like to eat. He made it look so easy. I wonder if it's easy for people who aren’t much cop in the kitchen: me, for example.

Grizelda said:

Nice colours, but if buying, I'd go for the charcoal. The chef with Will cooked delicious looking food, so much better than the plates that Gail dishes up. His (I don't know his name) were the kinds of food most people would like to eat. He made it look so easy. I wonder if it's easy for people who aren’t much cop in the kitchen: me, for example.

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the chefs name is theo

Grizelda said:

Nice colours, but if buying, I'd go for the charcoal. The chef with Will cooked delicious looking food, so much better than the plates that Gail dishes up. His (I don't know his name) were the kinds of food most people would like to eat. He made it look so easy. I wonder if it's easy for people who aren’t much cop in the kitchen: me, for example.

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Hubby is the cook in our house and he swears by the air fryer. And it’s really easy. Lots of videos on YouTube to help you out. Go for it!

ClaireKelly said:

Hubby is the cook in our house and he swears by the air fryer. And it’s really easy. Lots of videos on YouTube to help you out. Go for it!

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I'm very tempted.

Now, there has been quite recently in the papers air fryers catching fire. Also, it seems some brands can listen to you so not only smart TVs now.

donna255 said:

Now, there has been quite recently in the papers air fryers catching fire. Also, it seems some brands can listen to you so not only smart TVs now.

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I don’t mind them listening to me as long as they don’t start talking back

Food does look appetising but the BA is too hyper for me. Still better than Gail though.
Wish they’d bring Simon Brown back as the Cooks Essential BA.

Battiola73 said:

Food does look appetising but the BA is too hyper for me. Still better than Gail though.
Wish they’d bring Simon Brown back as the Cooks Essential BA.

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Most people liked Simon.

ClaireKelly said:

I don’t mind them listening to me as long as they don’t start talking back

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Mine would say, “You’re not going to eat that, are you?”

AndiK said:

Mine would say, “You’re not going to eat that, are you?”

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Mine would say “you’re not going to eat all that, are you?”

The BA Theo is ok - in very small doses imo. It's the other guy whose flogging the accessories who is doing my head in. He just can't get his words out. God knows why they got rid of Simon Brown. More shows not to watch, and don't get me started on Opheilia. She actually said " rtee" for hearty! And the crap she spouts in her sales pitch is embarrassing, going on about having to bend down to get in the oven! So buy an air fryer and you won't have to!! Unbelievable.

ClaireKelly said:

Hubby is the cook in our house and he swears by the air fryer. And it’s really easy. Lots of videos on YouTube to help you out. Go for it!

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Even Jamie Oliver has done programmes using an air fryer. Wouldn't be without ours.

Slow cooker looks handy … I wish my slow cooker made my food taste as good as it smells .. does anybody else have that issue or just tastes weird no matter what I do
834 332
£19.92 £3.95

May said:

Slow cooker looks handy … I wish my slow cooker made my food taste as good as it smells .. does anybody else have that issue or just tastes weird no matter what I do
834 332
£19.92 £3.95

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I've tried slow cookers and never had success. The food always turned out too wet and watery.

Since I’ve had my air fryer I cook more meals from scratch. Find my food is really tasty. I’ve had to adjust some of the timings/temperatures as mine is a compact air fryer. Also have a compact slow cooker similar to the Cooks Essential one. If I’m doing a casserole I often make it the night before and leave it in the fridge overnight to marinate. Put it on slow in the morning ready for dinner. Usually makes enough fir two dinners.

Grizelda said:

I've tried slow cookers and never had success. The food always turned out too wet and watery.

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Yes, never thickened anything. You had to add thickening agent to it. I had a small one long ago and used to make curry, left for work came home, and it was cooked.