Do you smell like fried food when done frying?
1555447
I did once, when I forgot to put the lid on while the food was frying. Just don't forget to put the lid on.
1555448
Probably the same as if I was frying food in a pan. I'm sure the smell can be stronger depending on what you're frying too.
1388346
You will get a little smoky aroma when it is new and you first use it. After that, not if you preheat and use a good Asian stir fry oil, a good peanut oil or olive oil. Do not put to much food in all at once. It will give you the aroma of good stir fry food!
92534
hi, yes there is a bit of oily odor...But I think it is normal to oils if they are not perfumed...
1067949
No, its a fryer and the down part is empty, hollow, and the oil exude to external box as in a conventional fryer.
979043
You can but it is not intended for frying and probably you will get everything sticked. Regards.
815562
No. Air Fryers, like Phillips, directs the hot air flow. This is a Convection Oven, which uses a fan or fans in the back of the oven to move the heated air around in the oven compartment, distributing it more evenly than a regular oven. I would not classify this product as an "air fry" capable unit. You can "bake" in this, without grease, and I would be curious to see and taste the difference in simply baking and air frying.
1468215
once the skillet or any other cast iron utensil or pot will smell of iron until it's " seasoned " very well and the seasoning coating will cure the smell. Try NOT to wash the skillet so well. I don't mean leaving food particles on the surface but do leave some of the fat, grease or oil on the surface. Do not wash it with any soap but wipe it with a hot sponge and rinse. Dry over low heat until all visible signs of moisture is gone and coat it with a film of Crisco or vegetable oil. When you're ready to use it again, wipe the coating off with a paper towel and add what ever you generally use to cook when frying. once the skillet or any other cast iron utensil or pot will smell of iron until it's " seasoned " very well and the seasoning coating will cure the smell. Try NOT to wash the skillet so well. I don't mean leaving food particles on the surface but do leave some of the fat, grease or oil on the surface. Do not wash it with any soap but wipe it with a hot sponge and rinse. Dry over low heat until all visible signs of moisture is gone and coat it with a film of Crisco or vegetable oil. When you're ready to use it again, wipe the coating off with a paper towel and add what ever you... » Read More once the skillet or any other cast iron utensil or pot will smell of iron until it's " seasoned " very well and the seasoning coating will cure the smell. Try NOT to wash the skillet so well. I don't mean leaving food particles on the surface but do leave some of the fat, grease or oil on the surface. Do not wash it with any soap but wipe it with a hot sponge and rinse. Dry over low heat until all visible signs of moisture is gone and coat it with a film of Crisco or vegetable oil. When you're ready to use it again, wipe the coating off with a paper towel and add what ever you generally use to cook when frying. « Show Less
1412481
When it's almost ready to eat yes, the food smells like when you are heating it on the microwave or stove top.
2092428
It is a bit noisy, but this unit is by far the most used appliance I own. I haven't used my deep fryer sense I got my TurboFry, I don't even notice the noise anymore.
1724747
No, the only odor/smell is when you initially fire it up for the first time, you have to burn off the oils from manufacturing/shipping.
509685
Yes . It works great for items that a meant to be fried but cooks with any need for oil and taste good.. I try this with French fries and taste great without the oil.. Works great on chicken, Pork chops, mozzarella sticks and chicken tenders.
851206
No smell intially... only food smells after using you can just wipe it and then air it and the smell will go away...
1524360
It works great without any ventilation, it has a filter built into the top cover that will catch 95% of smells, but deep frying in general is not an odorous process compared to pan searing, etc. No worries at all in even the smallest kitchen, had mine for a while now and it's been fantastic! There will be a slight smell obviously from the oil being heating but again, it's less than frying something in a skillet.
2009755
Yes you can fry with the lid on. There is NO charcoal filter. I still use the deep fryer in the garage to avoid having the house smell like oil
376737
Yes, you will notice an " ozone" smell. It is not unpleasant and gets rid of cooking odors. I think it freshens the house
273355
It smells like cooked rice. It is a comfy smell, and after you take it off the smells dissipates
285690
No. It's very light in flavor. It does not over power the food which is why I use it whenever I crave fried foods.