Ninja Electric BBQ
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Sid Rixon IV
Head Pro
Seriously, how can an air fryer service a family of five?
All at once or seperately?
Mine is 11litres (shelf arrangement).
The biggest bird it can take is a small poussin on the rotisserie which is fine for my wife and I.
I once read an article by a woman who claimed she'd abandoned her oven and could do a full Christmas dinner in the air fryer. When I scrolled down there was a picture of her with her 5 air fryers!
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Ninja dual draw XL thing
One side handles a medium to large chicken, other side handles the potatoes
Pans still as normal for the boiled veg
If we add other bits like parsnips they go in with potatoes
Like I said my oven gets used under 10 times a year
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
Hmm this thread is really tempting me! I have a Kamado which is great for those big cooks, pulled pork, brisket, burnt ends or Lamb shoulder it’s ideal. But it is a labour of love, you have to fuss over it to keep the temp stable and there are so many variables it’s hard to deliver good food on time.
Also for a simple bbq it’s not great, slow to get hot and hard to control with the lid open. This Ninja jobbie might be just the thing! Wonder if my wholesaler can deliver it as 5 drums of cable?
As long as they state the pt number (no full description) on the invoice and you pay it there is no wrong doing according to the nationals I deal with.
That’s providing you own the business of course.
Sid Rixon IV
Head Pro
Is it kept mostly indoors?
Sid Rixon IV
Head Pro
Ignore, thinking of BBQ
Tashyboy
Please don’t ask to see my tatts 👍
About three years ago we had the cooker professionally cleaned. The guy did a brilliant job. As promised he rang a year later to give it another clean. I told him it didn’t need doing. He asked me if I had bought an air fryer. We had. He told me his business had moved dived because of people moving to Air fryers. The oven still does not need cleaning.
Bunkermagnet
Journeyman Pro
Just put it through as supplies, and if the accountant says anything it's for entertaining clients.Hmm this thread is really tempting me! I have a Kamado which is great for those big cooks, pulled pork, brisket, burnt ends or Lamb shoulder it’s ideal. But it is a labour of love, you have to fuss over it to keep the temp stable and there are so many variables it’s hard to deliver good food on time.
Also for a simple bbq it’s not great, slow to get hot and hard to control with the lid open. This Ninja jobbie might be just the thing! Wonder if my wholesaler can deliver it as 5 drums of cable?
Mine will be in use tonight 
Fade and Die
Medal Winner
It won’t be a problem, most jobs for local authorities have “Social Value” added onto them. And it is usually something for the local Residents Association. A bit of planting, a bit of painting, in this case an electric BBQJust put it through as supplies, and if the accountant says anything it's for entertaining clients.
