Tefal Extra Crisp EY150840 Air Fryer Lid – 1300W / Black Cook4me Air frying lid

This whole set-up is absolutely brilliant, the only time the main kitchen oven is on now is for roast dinners and pizzas. I've used the Cook 4 Me+ and this Extra Crisp attachment for over two years now, and nearly all the weekday staple meals are cooked with it so it's well worth the position on the kitchen worktop. Dishes such as pasta, curries, anything you would otherwise use a hob for are done in the Cook 4 Me using the browning function which acts as a hob - the bonus is no mess, no sauce splashes, and can dishwash the main bowl. Then add the crisp attachment for grilling grated cheese on top or crisping anything up if desired. Say I was wanting to have thick fish cakes and salad for tea, I would use the airfry function. Perfectly cooked every time with a crispy outer and steaming hot inner. The airfry cookes great oven chips, foil sealed fish, roasted cauliflower, sausage & bacon etc anything you want crispy and cooked through. The bowl is very high quality non-stick, two years on it's still in good condition. Roast function for roast meats, quorn roast or jacket potatoes etc takes the same time as the oven, but a much smaller amount of energy required, and consistent excellent results. Bake function for muffins, cakes etc. I don't use this one much, don't really do much in the way of baking, but it worked a charm when I did. The limitation here is the surface area of the bottom of the bowl, but it's helpful you can adjust the cooking temperature. Then added to all this is the excellent pressure cooker function which is handy for so, so many things. From par-boiling masses of potatoes for roast dinners, to fast soups and sauces, and making dogfood from carcasses and veggies, I use this function often. I absolutely love this set up and would recommend to anyone. Two years on it's all still in great shape even with older kids using it for most of their adhoc meals too. I must have saved a small fortune by not using the main kitchen oven regularly for over two years. Highly recommend.

Since the multicooker arrived, it has made chunks of meat several times, cooked sweet potatoes, various types of porridge, desserts, and even chili con carne. When trying to adhere to the algorithms and doses, everything works wonderfully. Everything turns out cooked and delicious, and the meat, thanks to partial steaming, is even healthier. Pros: + Many detailed recipes. + Quick cooking function, which speeds up the process. + Attractive design. + Logical controls, even without the most modern mechanisms found in newer models. Cons: - Although I knew that an additional lid is needed for baking, I constantly encounter recipes that require it. Since I am satisfied with the multicooker itself, I plan to purchase this lid. - It crashed once, and it was clear that opening the lid was impossible. But unplugging it solved the situation. - It needs space in the kitchen. But all multicookers need. Overall, I haven't regretted buying this model so far, although I could have found more budget-friendly multicookers.

I have no words to praise it! I love it and don't know what I would do without it. Since I have it, I don't use the stove much anymore. Food tastes much better in this pot. It would be useful if they gave you a replacement pot. I've had it for 2-3 years now and it still works perfectly. If you buy the pot from here the menu will be in English and the app on your phone has to run in the same language. That would be a disadvantage. Easy to use, greatly reduces cooking time and you can even fry potatoes, meatballs in it with oil. You don't need the other accessory unless you want to fry without oil. Easy to clean!

I have had my Cook4metouch for half a year now. It took me a little while to get the hang of the different manual cooking modes because there are low, medium and high settings. I learn! The automatic settings of the Tefal recipes are always accurate and perfect. I have to say I love this wonderful cooking appliance/gadget. I have pressure cooked chickpeas, stir fried bean sprouts and noodles, made an automatic recipe aubergine dip, made chicken in a stew and roast chicken pieces with the airfry accessory. All were brilliant. I have made many other things. I am always happy to use it. The cleanup is just the one pot, which is nice. The steam from the cooker is manageable. I have the steam valve pointed at my stovetop extractor fan. Since buying the Cook4metouch, I use my oven and stovetop rarely, which pleases me. The wifi works on a 2.4 Mghz, so your router has to be set for 5 and 2.4. The wifi helps locate the automatic recipes and lets you add new ones to your Cook4me. It also updates your repertoire. If the wifi buffers out while making an automatic recipe, it isn’t a problem, the cooking continues with the cooking instructions. I really love using this Cook4metouch.

The product was okay for a couple of weeks, but then the steel top lid showed wear and tear signs, revealing it to be a metal film only, not stainless steel piece/pieces, as advertised. When cooking, screen messages indicated that the lid needed to be closed/locked and stop working, but it was already locked. It's not very good when you are in a hurry.

This machine isn't as versatile as some. It's mainly a pressure cooker and steamer. It will brown and simmer, but only with the lid open! However, the Reheat and Keep Warm functions can have the lid closed, so slow cooking is possible with a bit of trial and error. If you follow the instructions in the booklet, cooking specific recipes is easy, but it only gives a few examples. It also lists the specific recipes that the machine does, but there aren't nearly enough and the list of ingredients isn't available until you start the process - crazy! I've recently downloaded the app, found (with difficulty) through the website, but haven't used it yet. It does look as though it'll offer more recipes. The website is slanted towards trying to sell you something, not help with what you've already got.

The product excellent however came with the incorrect electrical power cord Was English not Australian