If there was ever an appliance to summarise the moment it would be, without a shadow of a doubt, the air fryer. We know our stuff when it comes to these nifty gadgets and we may have finally found somewhere with an obsession as great as ours - John Lewis & Partners.
Our go-to department store is the place to find the perfect air fryer to compliment your needs and cooking style. And while they of course offer all the top brands, it’s their Tefal selection that we’re especially impressed with.
Why we love air fryers
Before we get into our top choices, let’s take a look at just why we believe air fryers have taken over the modern kitchen. They work like a convection oven, cooking your food evenly from every angle.
They’re known for needing less oil to cook with than traditional forms of cooking, but the basket designs mean that the fat drips away from your food without losing any taste.
Healthy-eating aside, air fryers heat up more quickly and then cook in 60% of the time as your standard oven meaning that they’re cheaper to use - we’ve even done the maths for you when we explored how much it costs to run an air fryer. You can save up to £154 a year on your energy bills with Tefal Air fryers. We may be in a cost-of-living crisis, but an air fryer will help keep your bills in check.
Tefal air fryers
Out of the impressive selection of models at John Lewis & Partners, there are three Tefal machines which stand out. They start at less than £100, and you can find further savings on these items by exploring John Lewis discount codes.
Find the one for you
Whether you’re looking to upgrade your current machine or you’re dipping your toe into the air fryer world for the first time, there’s a design ready for you. Explore the full Tefal collection available at John Lewis & Partners to discover your perfect fit to get you eating healthier and keep your energy bills at a more manageable level.
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