Air Fryer or Instant Pot

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That is an air fryer, not a pressure cooker. Perhaps I should have used the terms "air fryer" or "pressure cooker".

I know Instantpot has an air fryer attachment for a standard Instantpot, and I'm hoping somebody chimes in on that.

I'm a rice and gravy man. Most of my dishes call for cooking meat for a long time to break it down. Insta pot for me any day.

You can get an air fryer attachment for the instapots now. I use my instapot considerably more than I do my air fryer personally. Search amazon for instapot duo.

I've had two people tell me I'm wasting money and time if I dont buy :
*one says- cuisinart air fryer oven
*one says-Emeril's air fryer oven
Idk what to do

The Ninja Foodi is both and air fryer AND a pressure cooker. That's what I have and it's perfect. It comes with everything you need to perform all functions … no additional attachments to buy.

Cakes fricking loves her air fryer and i don't have the heart to tell her i think it's really overrated. It does cook things fast though.

Good old whistle pressure cooker

To be clear, Foodi Ninja, as an example

Frozen wings, 5 mins in pressure, 5 mins release, 12 mins air fry is a yes. Amazing wings under 25 mins.

First of all, don’t keep the dang thing on your countertop. Put it away when you’re not using it. Kitchen clutter is the worst—it’s a dirty, grimy place if you cook regularly, and the less stuff you leaving on the countertops, the easier it will be to clean.

Second, the choice depends on what kind of foods you prefer. Pressure cookers excel at more liquid dishes: soups, stews, chili, beans, etc. You can’t do any of that with an air fryer.

Personally, I’ve got a Breville convection countertop oven and an instant pot. Convection oven will handle air fryer type tasks and general baking, instant pot lets me go from dry beans to cooked meal in right at an hour.