Air Fryers can go overboard but it still tastes great. Prove me wrong.

by TheGreatLiberalGod

17 Comments

  1. bigandtallandhungry

    Do you blame a hammer for missing a nail? No, it was your crime- not the air fryer’s- that did this to the poor pizza!!!

    Air Fryer: Unwilling accessory

    OP: Straight to jail, but only for like, a weekend. Definitely criminal, but certainly not the worst that we’ve seen.

  2. MoldyZebraCake666

    Did you leave it in the air fryer for an hour or some shit

  3. pumpkinking8886

    I don’t think anyone will try to argue that air fryers are great. It’s just … that pizza looks old and moldy 🤷‍♂️

  4. theokayestcomputer19

    yeah when you don’t leave it in there for an hour like you have dear god 😭

  5. tiffany_says_this

    There’s no way that tastes like anything other than ass

  6. Room_Temp_Coffee

    Do you also enjoy the taste of charcoal tablets?

  7. Pizza stone is the way to go. Cheap and mine lives in my oven.

  8. Effective-Ad-5842

    Since I’m not there to taste this, I find this evidence inadmissible in court.

  9. CapTexAmerica

    I’ve mentioned this before, but air fryers require experimentation when dealing with frozen pizza (or reheating any pizza). Sometimes 30 seconds can make all the difference between “crispy deliciousness” and “geologic carbon deposit.”

    This timing can vary between brands and types of pizzas.

    It happens, and you’ve learned. Keep notes and improve.

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  10. silverclovd

    “What’s for dinner, honey”

    “I burnt.. Err, I made Pizza biscotti babe”

  11. GhostalMedia

    The problem ain’t the air fryer. The problem is the time and the temp.

    I have a toaster oven with an air fryer setting (aka, a bake mode with a fan), and I cook frozen pizza in it all the time. Comes out perfect.

  12. Prince_Breakfast

    Not a crime but you are liable for negligence and injury to these slices. A trick that I was taught is to sprits water lightly on both sides of the slice prior to toasting/ air frying. It really brings some life back into it.