This Philips air fryer is guaranteed to fix an issue in my kitchen — and it’s not the one you think

An air fryer has become a necessity in the kitchen. The sheer convenience it provides by being a space-saving appliance that can cook food just as well as, and often quicker than, a conventional oven — and thus saving on energy usage — there’s pretty much no reason to not have one.

I can certainly attest to this, as I use my Instant Vortex air fryer on an almost daily basis. I published my Instant Vortex Air Fryer with Versazone review back in April 2024 and it’s still going strong today. I have no real reason or need to replace it, but having recently laid eyes on the Philips Series 3000 air fryer, I’m now not so sure. Throw in the fact that it’s been reduced to just AU$197 at Amazon (down from AU$399), I think I might ...