I wanna Tefal Actifry

jasmin10

I really want a Tefal Actifry but can't seem to find any vouchers for any site that would bring the cost to below £100.

I can't part with over £100 for a fryer as we are suppose to be saving since clearing out our savings after buying a new roof !!

Does anyone know of any shops etc that might sell for less with using vouchers I've already checked the catalogue sites etc

jasmin10

Bit the bullet and bought one

merlinormartin

Hey jasmin,

I have been thinking of buying a actifry, have you tried it out yet? do you reccomend it ?

ethansmum

Costco have them for £100. My best purchase ever! Its not cheap but its well worth the money.

jasmin10

Havent got it yet. Hopefully have it for next week but tell you what I haven't heard any bad reviews about it.

I got mine from Kitchenvillage

rumpole69

jasmin10 wrote: »

I really want a Tefal Actifry but can't seem to find any vouchers for any site that would bring the cost to below £100.

I can't part with over £100 for a fryer as we are suppose to be saving since clearing out our savings after buying a new roof !!

Does anyone know of any shops etc that might sell for less with using vouchers I've already checked the catalogue sites etc

Amazon are doing Tefal Actifry for 124.99 a saving of 25.00 inc free delivery.
I have had one for a while. Fantastic chips, but use it for chinese stir fries, breakfast, (sausages and diced potato, bacon, black pudding. Do not add fat there is enough from the sausages) chilli, frozen samosas (a little bit delicate) and lots of other things. It stays on the kitchen counter in constant use!

Jazzy_B

Atlantic electricity have them for £117 inc delivery here

medical

costco £100 inclusive of VAT
medical

whistler-alison

Hi - I was looking at these in Costco at the weekend. I almost bought it but decided to do some research first. What I really want to know is can you cook like southern fried chicken in it? I read the recipe book and there were recipes for small pieces of meat but not for joints. The recipe book said that you can cook say drumsticks in it, but would they come out crispy like southern fried chicken or would it be more like roast or steamed? Any info on this or anything else interesting you can do with it would be gratefully received before I shell out.