Tower vs. Tefal Air Fryer Comparison
When comparing the Tower and Tefal air fryers, both appliances come at a similar price point and share an identical 11-liter capacity, despite the Tefal air fryer appearing slightly larger on the outside. This size difference is superficial; their interiors are essentially the same. For instance, shelves from the Tefal air fryer fit perfectly into the Tower air fryer and vice versa.
Key Features Comparison:
Shelves and Trays: Both air fryers come with three shelves and a drip tray, which doubles as a baking tray. The Tegal air fryer’s shelves are slightly deeper, though this doesn't significantly impact their functionality.
Rotisserie Function: The Tower air fryer offers a more versatile rotisserie feature with multiple bars, allowing for better accommodation of larger items like whole chickens. The T air fryer, on the other hand, has a simpler, single-bar rotisserie setup.
Ease of Use: Both models include a handle for pulling out trays, which is convenient but not exceptional. Additionally, the Tower air fryer’s clear glass door provides a better view of the cooking process compared to the T air fryer’s tinted glass.
Performance Test:
To evaluate cooking performance, we tested both air fryers using marinated chicken pieces. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of our test:
Initial Setup:
- Both air fryers were preheated to 180°C and set for 7 minutes.
- Chicken pieces were distributed similarly across both air fryers, with larger pieces on top and smaller pieces on the bottom.
Cooking Results:
- Tower Air Fryer: The top shelf cooked the chicken more quickly than the bottom shelf, requiring a swap halfway through the cooking process.
- Tefal Air Fryer: Showed more consistent cooking between the top and bottom shelves, with slightly better initial results compared to the Tower air fryer.
Final Cooking Time:
- After an additional 6 minutes at 180°C, the chicken in both air fryers was nearly done but needed a few more minutes to ensure thorough cooking.
- An extra 4 minutes at 180°C completed the cooking, with both air fryers delivering well-cooked, moist, and juicy chicken.
Conclusion:
Both the Tower and Tefal air fryers perform well and are similarly priced at around £130. The Tower air fryer stands out with its more versatile rotisserie function and clearer viewing window. However, the T air fryer demonstrates more consistent cooking without the need for shelf swapping. Ultimately, your choice may come down to whether you prioritize the enhanced rotisserie feature or consistent cooking performance.
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