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So after hearing all the hype about air fryers, from the money they can save you compared to conventional oven cooking to how much healthier they are than deep fryers, you’ve bought one and are absolutely infatuated.
As someone who uses their air fryer almost every single day, I have a completely obsession with the air fryer. I use mine for everything from roast meat (yes, really) to making homemade French fries – my partner is even talking about cooking us our Christmas turkey this year. That’s how crazy we are about it.
An air fryer itself might be great, but pair it with the right accessories and you can really maximize its efficiency. Trust me, I’ve already indulged in a selection of air fryer add-ons and you won’t be disappointed.
To give you the right idea, we’ve rounded up a selection of the most popular purchases that everyone who has an air fryer needs in their life.
Amazon
This Air Fryer Cookbook (It’s perfect for making easy meals)
Feeling a little perplexed about how to best use your air fryer? This super handy cookbook, packed with lots of quick and healthy recipes, will get you started.
£ 9.90 from Amazon
Amazon
These kitchen tongs
To move food, a pair of kitchen tongs is a must. Especially since air fryers – and their sides – tend to get very hot.
£ 6.96 (was £ 8.98) on Amazon
Amazon
This handy olive oil sprayer
To coat your foods with a light layer of oil before cooking, this spray bottle (and the supplied silicone pastry brush) is ideal.
£ 9.99 from Amazon
Amazon
These heat resistant air fryer mats will save your surfaces
Air fryers get very hot, which means you don’t want to leave them on the counter unless you want to treat the burn marks. Place one of these mats under the deep fryer for safer (and less harmful) frying.
£ 13.99 (was £ 20.99) from Amazon
Amazon
This super handy digital thermometer
To make sure your foods are cooked properly, this foldable digital food thermometer is a godsend (I have one and use it every single day).
£ 8.49 (was £ 9.99) from Amazon
Amazon
This ActiFry kitchen basket
Designed specifically for Tefal ActiFry, this rotating kitchen basket is ideal for frying all your favorite snacks, from chicken nuggets and chips to mozzarella sticks and skewers.
£ 22.51 (was £ 23.82)
Amazon
These silicone kitchen liners
Thanks to the easy-to-grip handles, these silicone fryer lines make cooking your air fryer a dream. The high sides ensure that the food does not spill, plus they are super easy to clean after use.
£ 11.87 (was £ 14.99) from Amazon
Amazon
This cake pan for easier cooking with the air fryer
Woah, who knew you could bake cakes in an air fryer ?! FYI, you absolutely can, and with this seven-cavity silicone cake mold, the process just got even easier.
£ 4.09 from Amazon
Amazon
These air fryer racks
These air fryer racks allow you to cook more than one food at the same time, speeding up the overall cooking process. (Imagine being able to cook French fries and croquettes at the same time.)
£ 19.99 (was £ 20.99) from Amazon
Amazon
This heat resistant silicone oven mitt
These versatile silicone gloves are ideal for protecting your fingers while cooking food in the air fryer.
£ 14.99 from Amazon
Amazon
These reusable silicone liners
Forget paper liners, these reusable silicone liners work like a dream. Not only do they make cooking the air fryer even easier, but they also make the cleaning process much easier.
£ 17.99 from Amazon
Amazon
These magnetic tricks for cooking with the air fryer
Have you got yourself an air fryer but aren’t sure what to do with it? These recipe sheets will make cooking your air fryer a breeze.
£ 10.99 from Amazon
This article originally appeared on HuffPost UK and has been updated.
