Does it need to be preheated? null

We never preheat before we use it. It doesn't seem to make a difference.

We preheat, but it gets to temp fast.

No. Just insert food, set and turn on.

I don't think so. I've used it without preheating and the food is still cooked good. Sometimes I'll preheat and sometimes I don't preheat, it works well either way.

You should always preheat your Air Fryer, this helps with the cooking process for sure.

Just like a regular oven, you should preheat. It only takes 4 minutes!

well it's a deep fryer so you want to get your oil hot first, you don't want to put raw food in cold oil and then heat it up. it will come out a soggy mess.

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We never preheat before we use it. It doesn't seem to make a difference.
Answered by Flash 4 years ago
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We preheat, but it gets to temp fast.
Answered by AYGam 4 years ago
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No
Answered by Eathealthy2021 5 years ago
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No. Just insert food, set and turn on.
Answered by Carhy 5 years ago
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I don't think so. I've used it without preheating and the food is still cooked good. Sometimes I'll preheat and sometimes I don't preheat, it works well either way.
Answered by Trav 5 years ago
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You should always preheat your Air Fryer, this helps with the cooking process for sure.
Answered by Kymore 5 years ago
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Just like a regular oven, you should preheat. It only takes 4 minutes!
Answered by Snshne 5 years ago
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No!
Answered by Aliny 5 years ago
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well it's a deep fryer so you want to get your oil hot first, you don't want to put raw food in cold oil and then heat it up. it will come out a soggy mess.
Answered by austin 5 years ago
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No
Answered by Kiki79 5 years ago
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