Incredible! These Tribal People Had NO IDEA What an Air Fryer Was! 

I still dont have one either. It's like a smaller convection oven. If you have a oven, you don't need one lol. Now a deep fryer, that is something I might get.

@@timbo11 Now I don’t have to heat the whole apartment for 2 chicken thighs or a handful of fries … so I guess I DID need it. (It is also much easier to clean)

@@rachel-in-the-208 This is the only reason I can see having one. My wife uses it all the time to make small portions of stuff, but I can’t taste any difference with anything.

@@timbo11 It's just two of us in my place. I didn't understand the purpose of an airfryer. But.... when I saw someone used it at a dinner I did purchase one. Now my oven is storage. The airfryer is easy to use. Less time to heat and the food tates good. I actually made a frozen steak with my Ninja foodie Grill. It was amazing. I couldn't believe it.

@@rachel-in-the-208 Yeah you got some good points, haven't thought about that.

I reacted exactly the same way they did when I bought one two years ago😂

@@PozzaPizz same, i made st louis pork ribs in my huge air fryer and was incredibly impressed. definitely cooks ribs better than a regular large oven because of how close of a sear it gets to the coil in an air fryer. My mom and homies were shocked it was made in an air fryer lol

This was my same reaction when I bought mine and made perfectly cooked hard boiled eggs in it...lol

@@chris187720cs it was the perfect bacon for me. Mmhmmhmm

And they instantly realized the health benefits

Are they from Pakistan? I hope not. One of the foods was a BLT.

@@origamiandcats6873 They use turkey bacon here instead, the gentlemen are indeed from Pakistan.

True LoL that's why he says the smell was like roasted food instead fry

Just had a conversation today about how most people don't seem to understand that a counter top "Toaster Oven" is AN OVEN. Like exactly your big one under your stove....except small. You can cook a small roast, bake bread, or anything else that goes in a big oven. How do people not know this, idk...

Exactly! It's a convection oven, not a fryer.

they are slightly different in the fact that air fryers tent to circulate the air MUCH more than your typical convection oven resulting in even faster cooking.

@I Convection ovens are not regular ovens. As the name implies, it provides air flow (aka convection) within a heated area. That is the whole point of a convection oven and they have existed since the 80's.

How about a bread machine? One of the best kitchen inventions

Now you know... Blessings, sounds good place to live.

Youll be amazed how easy it is. Get one if you can

You ought to get one! I got my Emeril Lagasse air fryer as a gift last year. Its a round one with a round digital area for temps and cook times. A good sized basket. Best gift EVER! I spray Pam Olive oil on the lil removable tray ...put frozen Gortons fish filets in mine. Spray the fish a lil bit with olive oil. Cook it on 370° for 8 minutes. Then flip the pieces of fish over. Spray again with olive oil. Cook for another 5-8 minutes and they're done. I also will cook frozen breaded mozzarella sticks in mine. Frozen jalapeno poppers, breaded onion rings...mushrooms... Yum! I always spray the pan BUT foods sometimes sticks anyways....lol. I put about 8 in the air fryer...spray the olive oil on...cook them at 350° to 370° for 8 minutes. Halfway through I stop it.....open it. Shake the mozzarella sticks to move them around...shuffle them up....same for french fries or potatoes and onions Im cooking to help them cook even. Its a great convenient way to cook without heating up your kitchen. *The ONLY thing I don't like about it is that the power cord does tend to get hot....* No matter which outlet I use in my kitchen. But its on the counter and Im right there. I never leave things and walk away unless Im microwaving something. I love mine... My 18 yr old, he loves it for frozen chicken nuggets... Frying fresh chicken breasts and beef... AWESOME for frozen Brussels sprouts....so delish!! Even a bag of frozen stir fry veggies... Oh... Made breaded pork chops and they turned out great. Enough of my ramblings... LOL

I agree. Best gift I ever got.

They are cool but can catch on fire. I threw mine away. Glad for your happy life.

Well air frying _is_ better for your health!

I'd have to agree with you 100%!

parmesan garlic brussel sprouts come out divine

@@Tirfing88 yes I do this with broccoli and asparagus as well

Amen mubrutha... 👍

He seems to usually make a comment on the healthfulness of what they try.

Tongue in cheek

You almost can, very low dehydrate temp can do it.

As long as it can run at 37.5C then it should work yes, but I wouldn’t risk it on good eggs

I love that I've only experienced one troll in the comments. Glad 😊 only had to say we don't do that on this channel one time too. Otherwise it's only been love for these gentlemen. I look for these specific guys everyday. The other group of guys just don't rub me the same way. I only got love for these buys. I feel like they are family. Omg. I need to get a life.

@@onlymebaby.9249 I'm pretty sure everyone feels the same lol :P If you don't mind, what was the comment? Just curious what was horribly said to these amazing men 😡

@@BriannaLKay you know it wasn't even that bad. It was just a snarky comment, like he was testing to see if it would be tolerated... It wasn't. Lol.

100% agree🥰👍🙂… wishing you a wonderful weekend ahead! Truly an amazing channel with incredible men… ! It is so inspiring to share our cultures❤️

Give them one please

Chik-fil-A > KFC...talk amongst yourselves.

I vote Chik-fil-a

Everything was good except the fate of the bird who perished to make your meal.

Just a fan a and oven heating element,great idea.

Same here. If you’re in the US as I am you may also remember having only 3 channels on TV and they went off the air at midnight or something. AND we actually had to get up and walk allllllll the way over to the television if we wanted to change the channel or volume! 👵🏻😱😂

At 79 the first " miracle " in food that i experienced was the creation of the T.V. dinner. A few minutes in the oven for a complete meal. It was revolutionary in that time, the fifties.

When I was a kid there were four channels. The three networks plus public access.

@@ArtingInMuhPJs, yes! And they played the National Anthem before signing off! I also remember Home Box Office became available where I lived in 1975. They showed a Robert Klein stand-up special and a movie called "At Long Last Love" and not much else. LOL

I agree. I feel bad that they didn't add a LITTLE oil.

I imagine if they marketed it as an "air baker" instead of fryer, Americans wouldn't buy it. 🤣

The chips just looked anemic. Way too pale. A light spray of oil helps them go golden and really crisps them up. That’s how most people would cook chips in an air fryer.

@@Satans_lil_helper 😄 Absolutely SURE you're right! After all, what people want is fried food without the downsides. When they tell us we can have fried food without deep frying, yep, we're all on board!

@@SA-hf3fu I don't think anything can substitute the occasional deep-fried dish.

He's been wearing it ever since.

How do they taste? I nearly bought one the other day but couldn't really afford it but going to when I get paid. Does the meat taste a lot nicer than being done on a normal cooker? I still can't wrap my head around the fact you can cook meat in there without oil haha

@@Katie-rx8ql yep. Comes out great. I even do fried shrimp and fish. I use fresh and bread it myself. Steaks, salmon and catfish( I’m southern from New Orleans so do a lot of seafood), fried chicken, all great. You can even buy shake n bake for air frying in stores. Best advice, read instructions for YOUR fryer. Different ones have different times and temps to cook stuff. If you do fries or something like that, shake basket half way through. You can use parchment paper in it, but need to poke holes in bottom for air to circulate. They sell paper for air fryers online with the holes already in them. It’s a learning process for cooking stuff in it since lots of recipes for them are general times and temps. You will need to adjust to your model by trial and error. Lots of great air fryer recipes on Pinterest. Don’t be scared to use it. Important!!! Don’t put against anything while on. Heat circulation is in the back and will melt stuff. Don’t use on counter. I put a wooden cutting board under it. Need to be about 6” from wall so heat circulates and you don’t melt anything behind it. Read instructions!!!

@@Katie-rx8ql I do spray a tiny bit of Pam cooking spray when I'm making things that I want an extra crispy outer layer. Especially on perogies. But very very little spray. Just a touch. On many other foods, no oil is needed for crispness. It's an amazing and useful kitchen item.

I’m pretty sure they have recipes

I use mine all the time ! Love it !

I'm 45 years old and the tribal people have heard of it before I had 🤣

@Badatallthis Stuff it can cook anything. No oil needed. There is parchment paper liners that you can put in there so nothing falls through the cracks. The pull out basket is dishwasher safe.

@Badatallthis Stuff it makes very good bacon 😃

@Badatallthis Stuff Bacon, cheese crisps, fries, won tons, veggies, fish, etc. Cooks much more quickly too.

You can do this in an air fryer on low bake mode.

I always think of Chadhuary as the Pakistani Harrison Ford 🤣 He has such a twinkle in his eyes when it’s food he enjoys (anything sugary and sweet 😆)

Any where you have a plug you can take with you. Except the bath tub 🤪

they do make small air fryers. I wouldn't be without mine. or, for that fact, my breadmaker, or steamer. they are definitely a game changer. my kitchen isn't that big either. 😁

It does not "require" oil, no. But many people put in a drizzle to accomplish a product closer to actual frying.

@@mythical_pizza Well my air fryer instructions say to use oil if you want the food to be crispy. Sure, if you don’t use oil it’ll cook, but it won’t be fried crispy, so what’s the point of omitting it?

@@catherinelw9365 I never claimed there was a point in not doing so nor that you should nor shouldn't. You made a reply specifically to say "air fryers do require oil" almost as if you were correcting someone, and it's not the case for the device overall to be used. So I mentioned as such. That's all.

Yeah, it's basically a portable convection oven.