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T-fal Easy Fry XL Air Fryer EY201850 4.2L capacity $68.88 + tax

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  • Feb 9th, 2019 12:13 pm
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Canadian Tire also has sales on all fryers. Went to the store today and saw a lot of up to 50% off deals( were not visible on their website!)

What's the difference between this and a normal fryer with lots of oil. I usually make chicken wings in my normal fryer. They come out as good as restaurant wings!
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dazz wrote: What's the difference between this and a normal fryer with lots of oil. I usually make chicken wings in my normal fryer. They come out as good as restaurant wings!
I highlighted the answer in your question itself :D
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EmmEmm wrote: I highlighted the answer in your question itself :D
yah, but the taste...I want that fried crispy taste!
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Does Walmart price match Walmart.ca prices? Local store says $99 but online $69.
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This was on sale for BF lst week. I got one and its pretty easy to use and clean. I roasted chicken in here and turned out pretty good.
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I'd personally pay $30 more and get a Prestige one in stainless steel.
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YoungNamY199137 wrote: This was on sale for BF lst week. I got one and its pretty easy to use and clean. I roasted chicken in here and turned out pretty good.
how much did you pay last week ? care to share the link ?
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4.2L = 1KG so the Actifryer seems to have the same capacity
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shopper-X wrote: Does Walmart price match Walmart.ca prices? Local store says $99 but online $69.
No, according to the 'Terms of Sale' on Walmart.ca

from https://www.walmart.ca/en/help/legal#TermsofSale

For your convenience, the Site lists some products that are carried in stores, however, please note that products and prices available for online purchase on the Site may not be the same as those available at Walmart Canada stores. Store pricing and offers will sometimes differ from online prices and offers. Unless otherwise stated, all Was/Is pricing or other offers available on the Site refer to prices offered nationally on the Site only. Walmart Canada stores do not honour prices offered on the Site. Ad Match does not apply to online prices advertised on the Site and is not applicable to orders placed on the Site.
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BigJonsson wrote: Why is this one so much cheaper then? The sale price on the other one was 88 dollars
probably a price mistake as I have never seen a 4.2L capacity at this price..
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I have the original actifry with the rotating paddle, this paddle sometimes breaks up the food, hoping this paddle-less model will perform better in that respect.
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Thanks Op.
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EmmEmm wrote: how much did you pay last week ? care to share the link ?
I paid 68.88+tax. I saw this on the BF flyer, so I dont have the link to share.
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Feb 18, 2017
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We have owned four actifry-type units (worn them down from lots of use) and got this one on special for BF from RCSS.
  • The Air Fryer cooks a lot cleaner than the actifry because any oil either is absorbed or drips away (that might also be because I stopped measuring the oil and just eyeball it).
  • The drip-tray in the Air Fryer means less versatility. With the Actifry you can have a fairly liquid sauce for your food and it cooks in the sauce while stirring.
  • The Actifry is more of a set it and forget it. The fries in the Air Fryer need to be shaken a number of times because there isn't anything moving them around.
  • Despite the 4-liter capacity, it makes less food than a large actifry can (we currently have this one: https://www.delonghi.com/en-ca/products ... 0125394015).
They each have their advantages but the real difference is stirring (or lack thereof) and drip-tray mechanism.

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