An air fryer might just be one of the most game changing pieces of kitchen equipment since the microwave. There are lots of ...

Air fryers have become a home cook’s best friend over the recent years, making mealtimes a whole lot smoother for all the family. Chef Aefa Mulholland has also sung the praises of the appliances ...

The best air fryers could completely change your food preparation. Air fryers need a lot less oil than you'd use for regular frying, which means you'll get healthier food that's just as delicious ...

Air fryers offer a healthier alternative for preparing crispy foods compared to deep frying. This is because air fryers require less oil to achieve the same texture. Air fryers have had a recent ...

There are a lot of excellent smart kitchen appliances out there, but probably one of the best buys you can get for your kitchen is an air fryer due to their versatility. Not only that, they are mu ...

Choosing the best air fryer is difficult. Not because I have so many favorites that it's hard to narrow it down, and not because they're all so different that comparison is tricky. Quite the ...

Air fryers give food a second life via convection heat for a crispy crust and even heating. Here's the best way to reheat every type of leftover. It's hard to screw up a hot dog, but if you ...

With all that experience, I still think air fryers are one of the best kitchen hacks. I've tested a few varieties, but I usually find myself going back to my small, single-basket, 5-quart air fryer.

We investigated the performance and reliability of some of the most popular air fryer brands including Ninja, Philips, Tefal and Tower. In our unique small-appliance survey, we asked more than 4,244 ...

Of recent kitchen appliance revolutions, no other is more lauded than the air fryer. All the crispy, delicious taste of fried food, yet cooked with a fraction of the oil? Yes please. And it seems ...

Corin Cesaric is a Flex Editor at CNET currently covering home tech. She received her bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Before joining CNET, she covered ...