Yedi Air Fryer.

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • Air fryers are something I had seen for a while and thought they were pretty interesting. Interestingly enough, my dad had gotten one for me as a Christmas gift! Overall it operates well and we have tried some things in it already.
    In this video for demonstration it will make some fries.

Komentáře • 53

  • @unamamicatolica
    @unamamicatolica Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you very kind for the super detailed exposition, I really appreciate the subtitles in Spanish 🙂

  • @unamamicatolica
    @unamamicatolica Před 2 lety

    I bought one of those a few months ago and everything comes in English and I haven't been able to use it. Thank you so much your video cleared everything up God bless you

  • @seand67
    @seand67 Před 2 lety

    Thanks, I FINALLY got one of these units

  • @zazadh8597
    @zazadh8597 Před 2 lety +2

    my friend got one it is so amazing and useful and I love the accessories that come with it and this video is great I am waiting for the price to go down to buy cause its expensive

    • @TheUniverseWorksForUsBeings
      @TheUniverseWorksForUsBeings Před rokem

      I got what looks like maybe used once, yedi same as this one from salvation army for 20 bucks!!! It only came with the 2 flat trays but that's a steal

  • @smoothdancer6
    @smoothdancer6 Před rokem

    Very good presentation! I was only a little confused on how to preset the different food selections. I'll have to check to see if you have another video on how to use the rest of the accessories.

  • @cindychurch925
    @cindychurch925 Před rokem

    Great review. New subscriber

  • @miriamdiaz6160
    @miriamdiaz6160 Před 3 lety +2

    Hola!! todos los accesorios son de acero inoxidable?

  • @petermaz701
    @petermaz701 Před 3 lety +1

    Wow this is definitely fully featured, I have never seen so many accessories. I’ve been thinking about getting one, my friends have already. This demo was helpful, well done.

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety

      Certainly is. I was rather surprised by just how much there was in it, and in it for that matter! So fa it's been very good. I think you'll like it too.

  • @f23948
    @f23948 Před 3 lety

    nice Yedi air fryer i like it

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety

      Thanks! Works well!

    • @f23948
      @f23948 Před 3 lety

      @@Sharkie626 you're welcome

  • @ellenbartlett1898
    @ellenbartlett1898 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the info!

  • @angelg.s.1053
    @angelg.s.1053 Před 3 lety

    I love mine but have a few problems with it such as the quality of the trays and the faulty door. In addition, it’s super hard to clean because the door doesn’t come off.

    • @sylviabeene9238
      @sylviabeene9238 Před 2 lety

      Hi, I just got a new one out of the box. One side of the door seems to open enough to engage the light yet the left side doesn't seem to open at all like it's locked. Is that what you refer to as a faulty door?

  • @erickmorton8085
    @erickmorton8085 Před 3 lety +2

    I had a China pride air fryer I make everything In it it broke down 3 days ago the thermostat broke it lasted 3 years

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety +1

      What brand was it?

    • @erickmorton8085
      @erickmorton8085 Před 3 lety +2

      @@Sharkie626 chefman

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety +1

      @@erickmorton8085 Ah never heard of it! Maybe there's a reason why. Heh.

  • @ok.7956
    @ok.7956 Před 2 lety

    Do you know how to turn off the beeping?

  • @NelsonAI-gy7nx
    @NelsonAI-gy7nx Před 10 měsíci

    Thank you, I couldn't figure out how to turn this stupid thing on! Who would Have guessed that you had to hit the power switch twice?
    Yes, it's in the manual, but I didn't think I needed to read a manual to work a toaster oven,

  • @gloriamtirado1
    @gloriamtirado1 Před rokem

    Do you know how to remove the door to clean it perfectly?

  • @tonymane1411
    @tonymane1411 Před 2 lety

    Do you have to hit the food setting for certain things? I can’t just manual fry on everything I cook ? Thanks

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 2 lety

      I usually do yeah, but there is always the Manual setting.

  • @gearmelugin3424
    @gearmelugin3424 Před 3 lety

    we got 2 air fryers,they work great

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety

      That's great! Hope this one continues to do so.

  • @Pinger932
    @Pinger932 Před rokem

    I just got this air fryer and I’m not impressed so far. My first try at frying chicken wings which I thought would be straight forward and easy was disappointing. I put two racks of wings in and turned it on the programmable input for wings. I had to reprogram it like three or four times. For the wings to cook and it was just the top rack that cooked. Maybe I don’t understand the technology, but I thought the air would flow around so all racks would cook. I also don’t hear any air flowing in the air fryer. I will play around with some more. Anyone got any suggestions? I may end up throwing it in the garbage.

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před rokem

      Naturally what is on top will cook more than below. Maybe halfway through, try switching the racks? I think I only have one though.

  • @andrewfenbit5409
    @andrewfenbit5409 Před 3 lety +2

    Air fried pizza omo yesssssssss

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety +1

      I'll have to try it sometime! I have some small slices in the refrigerator I plan to reheat later this week. Maybe not the same since it's already cooked, but it can't hurt to try!

    • @andrewfenbit5409
      @andrewfenbit5409 Před 3 lety

      @@Sharkie626 do it, For SCIENCE!

    • @angelg.s.1053
      @angelg.s.1053 Před 3 lety

      I’ve done it, no good. This oven doesn’t do great with bread. Yedo should offer a pizza stone for it.

  • @dynatrak
    @dynatrak Před 3 lety

    Man, that's pretty well optioned! I like our Ninja Foodi air fryer. It just came with a basket, and oven rack. I've made toast, mozzarella sticks, and reheated pizza, so far. All came out well.
    Would spraying the fries with canola oil spray crisp them up a bit more, as if they were deep fried? I like fries to have a crispy exterior, fluffy interior, but not too dried out. Overall, looks like yours were good.
    There is a locally owned burger place that serves crinkle cut fries, and they are awesome. Not something many restaurants have!

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety

      I do love some mozz sticks! I should try them in here some time. I'd certainly be curious. Later this week I got some smaller pizza slices to reheat. We'll see how that goes. We tried putting some oil on the fries last time. It actually was pretty good doing it that way! Not so much in terms of crisping, but maybe adding some flavor. Yeah they are still just fine without it.
      I definitely don't know of many restaurants that have crinkle-fries, aside from maybe Nathan's. It's too bad.

    • @dynatrak
      @dynatrak Před 3 lety

      I've never been a fan of tots, or fries cooked in the regular oven. I'll certainly give the air fryer a shot. Good to know they get crispy without the spray cooking oil.

  • @nl.515
    @nl.515 Před 3 lety

    We've had an air fryer ourselves for like, 5, 6 years now, it's a Phillips, for a stupid Forced Air Fryer, it's acceptable.

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety

      Yeah this one is pretty good too.

  • @jaykay18
    @jaykay18 Před 3 lety +1

    It's only a fan-forced broiler. "Air Fryer" is just a buzzword to get people to buy it. The type you have is more classified as an air fryer oven.
    You know that glass halogen oven I have, we made wings in it once or twice. That's EXACTLY the same, with a different heating element, and larger area. The halogen ovens were great, and are still available, though in limited numbers because they made these now. Do they work? Absolutely. The problem is people go crazy putting all kinds of stuff in there that doesn't necessarily benefit from it, then call it good anyway because it's "less fat". Just buzzwords.
    I like the red display. China controls, not so much. The menus are mostly useless, unless you make their recipes, because they have tried all of them in it, multiple times, to ensure you'll get consistent results. Like my Aldi countertop convection oven, an appliance like this should always be watched. Food can go from "oh it's almost done" to "burnt to a crisp" really quick. Ask the wif about Doo Dah Doo's meals. But when you have an iPhone, hun....oh wait. And in CT hun, oh wait.
    All in all these work, but their usage is really up to experimentation. You saw that on Easter, I put that nice leg of lamb in the halogen oven, and that worked great. I've used mine and used mine and used mine, and I know what works, how far it should be from the heat, and get very good results. But everything I make sucks anyway...story of my life...because I'm Jay.
    Mozz sticks?????? If you thought my chicken parm sucks, just WAIT. We've got a lot of cooking to do next time I see you.
    This would also work great out in the cabana, though times may very slightly depending on ambient temperature and wind. It might also be something you'd consider getting for there as well.
    I have the more traditional style air fryers where you have a basket. I have one of the smallest ones they ever made, I think 1.6 quarts, and it does fine for what I've done it in. I haven't delved far into using it, and use it occasionally, for fries and hash browns, and it does well. Still, I prefer the halogen oven for more major things, like a whole chicken.
    Buffalo sauce is a great condiment for fries. Malt vinegar is also good for a change of pace, but it's kind of an acquired taste. More popular in other areas. I keep some on hand for when the fancy strikes.

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety +1

      Yeah I figured there was a simpler term for the function, but I just couldn't quite put my fing......I mean fin on it as to what it was.
      The halogen cooker is always a winner definitely, and for your easter dinner as well. Oh yeah I'm sure many people put the wrong kinds of stuff in here while microwaving their phones to recharge the battery. I'd say maybe the benefit of this is that some things definitely do seem get done faster than regular ovens since (as far as I know) you don't need to pre-heat and there's much less space to heat up. On the flip side, it's also a lot smaller, so things like regular pizza slices are out of the question.
      Oh yeah I always monitor these things. Those fries I made in the video have that scenario happen! I swear just 30 seconds go by and it's like "woah, time to turn them around."
      Oh man I'd love that chicken parm again......and the buffalo chicken dip, and you make mozz sticks too?? Yeah I gotta try that. I still haven't forgotten my word of treating you out somewhere for handing in my tax stuff last year!
      If it's a nice day. Hell yeah, let's try this out in the cabana! In normal circumstances though, we'd probably just use the toaster oven for similar stuff, as this comes more in handy for if we're just eating inside, or if the toaster oven is unavailable because of the winter closure.
      I think you told me about the malt vinegar once before. Haven't tried it yet though. I guess it can't hurt to see how it would be one time.

    • @jaykay18
      @jaykay18 Před 3 lety +1

      @@Sharkie626 Microwaving their phones to charge the battery--that's just gold!
      Actually, they always say to preheat them. But then again, sometimes preheating isn't necessary. I've put frozen pizzas in the regular oven, with the oven cold, and by the time it's preheated, the pizza is nearing done, only need a couple more minutes. The big Ronco rotisserie I have, the book tells you to add 2 minutes to the time to allow for preheating, yet you've already put the food in there. The air fryer I do have, I preheat for 5 minutes. But then I never really preheat the halogen oven. So it's kind of up in the air.
      Dirty Jay Burgers­™, chiquen parm, mozz sticks, and maybe Steak a la Jay.
      Malt vinegar, like I said, is kind of an acquired taste. No sense wasting money on a whole bottle unless you needed it for a recipe, so if neither of us remember to remind me, I'll bring the bottle I have next I see you.

  • @marcusmanzo4765
    @marcusmanzo4765 Před 3 lety

    do u play minecraft?

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 3 lety

      Nah. I don’t really take part in modern gaming.

  • @purfektkyten
    @purfektkyten Před 8 měsíci

    Mine cut off mid use the 4th time using it this is my second one the first light went out and stopped working save your money and do not get this garbage

  • @jspo3446
    @jspo3446 Před 2 lety

    I bought a yedi airfryer. It died after 5 months. Disappointing. Won't buy another, don't recommend.

    • @Sharkie626
      @Sharkie626  Před 2 lety +1

      Sorry that happened, this one still seems to be doing okay.

    • @bernadettepaulmedba9998
      @bernadettepaulmedba9998 Před 2 lety

      So sorry. Mine is over a year and works perfect! Maybe you should have gotten a refund. Seems like you got a faulty one.

    • @brandontimmons3976
      @brandontimmons3976 Před 2 lety

      I’ve had mine for 4 years now 🤣 best air fryer ever and my fav