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REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY : Cosori Air Fryer

When I found out that I had the opportunity to review the Cosori Air Fryer I immediately jumped on Facebook and asked my friends what I should make first.  The 100% response was CHIPS!


REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY : Cosori Air Fryer - My review of the Cosori Air Fryer with the chance for one of my readers to win one for themselves


I've never been able to understand how you can fry food without oil but was quite excited to try it out, especially because I'm following a Slimming World eating plan and I would normally have to "syn" fried foods.  However, (here comes the science bit...) the Cosori Air Fryer works by circulating hot air and a small amount of oil around the food at high speed and a high temperature to initiate the browning reaction achieved by frying.  Therefore, you can cook and brown foods such as the aforementioned chips, chicken, fish, steak, pastries and so much more.

REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY : Cosori Air Fryer - My review of the Cosori Air Fryer with the chance for one of my readers to win one for themselves


The Cosori Air Fryer has a new sleek design which has a quick-touch LED display that includes both preset and manual settings.  There is also a "shake" reminder alarm, a preheat setting and a keep warm setting.  The 3.5L basket will hold large servings and is also non-stick and dishwasher safe. Full instructions and a 100 recipe cookbook are included.  The RRP is £89.99.

Bascially, it's really easy to use and the instructions are really clear - plus the LED display is very self-explanatory.  In the week or so that we've had it, I've cooked chips, BBQ chicken which is DIVINE (I also made my own BBQ coating with a recipe from the BBC Good Food website that  you can find here), sausage, bacon, and onion rings (which were a fail but that was down to the recipe I used).  The fryer now has a well-earned permanent spot on my kitchen worktop.  

REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY : Cosori Air Fryer - My review of the Cosori Air Fryer with the chance for one of my readers to win one for themselves   REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY : Cosori Air Fryer - My review of the Cosori Air Fryer with the chance for one of my readers to win one for themselves


Would you like to win your own Cosori Air Fryer?  Now is your chance!  I've got a really easy to enter giveaway - you just need to follow the instructions in the widget below. There is one compulsory entry and five additional entries.











TERMS AND CONDITIONS * This giveaway will begin at 21:00 on 19th April 2019 and finish at 23:59 on 28th April 2019 * This giveaway is open to any of my friends/followers aged 18 or above who reside in the UK. * There is no cash alternative to the giveaway * There is one (1) prize in total which is a Cosori Air Fryer worth £89.99 * There is one compulsory entry which asks the entrant to comment on the corresponding blog post * Additional entries are available * Entries will only be accepted as instructed and any entrant that does not complete the qualifying requirements will be disqualified * The winner will be chosen by using a random entry generator and will be contacted direct * The prize has been provided by Cosori * The prize winner will be asked to provide their email address so that contact can be made to arrange prize delivery * Please contact me for further clarification on any of these T&C *

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