Couldn't fix the original post so created a new one. Sorry. I'll have to post my broccoli when I do it next
this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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Nice - my new oven has an air frying mode, maybe I’ll give this a shot. Does anyone have any experience with how oven air frying compares to countertop units?
My sister has one and it's just not the same. It takes way longer and the air flow is a lot weaker. But that could just be her oven too. Personally I would still prefer a countertop one just for the quicker cooking and less heat generation than the oven does.
It should be the same since an air fryer is just a convection oven. Depending on the size of your oven, the cooking times might take a little longer.