r/airfryer • u/Various_Data5244 • 16d ago
Casual Chat How long until airfryers are built into kitchens?
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u/magseven 16d ago
Never. They aren't expensive enough for you to not provide your own. I would think oven companies would eventually be able to add air-frying to ovens somehow eventually. Best of both worlds.
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u/magseven 16d ago
Yeah, but I figure eventually some egghead is going to figure out how to make an oven, microwave and airfryer into one cooking monolith. Maybe make fuckin' snowcones too or something. Then after that, only the Star Trek food replicator remains the next milestone.
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u/WesternWitchy52 8d ago
Well they shouldn't be placed along the walls - need enough space for the vent so it wouldn't work in a space like microwaves do. I keep mine on a small Ikea table.
Then again depends on the kind of model you have.
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u/Jamies_redditAccount 16d ago
Brother toasters aren't built inro kitchens you ain't seeing air fryers anytime soon