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Air Fryer Warning: Popcorn Danger Alert!

 

Stay clear of popping your favorite cinema snack in the air fryer, warns expert Grace Forell. She cautions that most air fryers don't reach the required heat to safely pop kernels, making it a risky venture.

 

Appearing on BBC Morning Live, Forell explained, “Most models won’t reach the temperature needed to pop popcorn. Plus, kernels can get stuck in the heating element, creating a fire hazard.” Her advice? Stick to using the microwave or stovetop for a hassle-free movie night munch.

 

Despite these warnings, adventurous cooks are sharing air fryer popcorn recipes online, raising eyebrows among experts. One Reddit user sparked a debate, asking for air fryer popcorn tips. They questioned why covering the air fryer’s hot plate with aluminum foil wouldn't work.

Redditors, however, begged to differ, mostly warning that an ill-fated attempt would result in a mess and possible device damage. One user remarked, “When a kernel flies into the fan and bangs around, you’ll regret it. Please don’t.” Another added, “Scorched popcorn will leave an awful smell.”

Additionally, some urged caution against using aluminum foil for this purpose, although it's generally safe for other air fryer recipes.

Others echoed these sentiments, pointing out the potential for serious damage to the air fryer. Their collective advice? Wait until you can use a microwave for perfectly popped kernels.

 

So, for now, it's wise to save the air fryer for other culinary adventures and stick to tried-and-true methods for your popcorn fix!

 

Based on an article from Daily Mail

 

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