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No. You need liquid to cook in it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, not quite. A pressure cooker uses just that -- pressure! An air fryer goes up to 400 degrees, and doesn't rely on pressure; there's a fan-like structure inside. Also fryers are good at making foods "crispy" on the outside, but won't always cook the inside thoroughly. When a pressure cooker is in-use you can't just remove the lid. The internal pressure exceeds the external one, and so there's a delay when actions are completed/voided. To add, the pot gets hotter than the exterior of an air fryer (from my experience owning both). Now, both products are good to own, but are not for the same things. For one, you would not place a cake in an air fryer. That'd be an awful mess, whereas a cooker can accommodate one. Control-wise the two are unalike. Cause again, pressure cookers rely on pressure to prepare food.
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