Airfryer hack for crispy roast potatoes costs less than $2: 'So yummy'
Let's face it – there are plenty of us already starting to think about Christmas! Whether it's organising get togethers for dinners and lunches, and working out who's bring what and what to cook.
If a traditional roast is a must for you but you're keen to cut down on cost and prep time then this airfryer hack is just what you need.
TikTok users have been sharing their love for the trick that will give you delicious and crispy roast potatoes in under 20 minutes – and all you need is a key ingredient that costs under $2.
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Tinned potatoes are the go-to ingredient for this airfryer hack. TikTok
Rather than opting for normal potatoes that you have to peel and then boil and then roast in the oven, people are using tinned potatoes instead.
You can get your hands on them at Woolies for example for just $1.60.
All you need is an airfryer, oil or cooking spray and seasonings – many are opting for a combination of salt, pepper, garlic; with cajun seasoning also proving popular.
One person says they cook them for 12 minutes at 220 degrees, while a few leave them a little longer.
"I whack them in the air fryer for 20 minutes. But I take them out after 10 and give them a wee shake. Honestly, these are so good. They're so soft and mushy."
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In less than 20 minutes you've got crispy roast potatoes. TikTok
And judging by the comments on the various videos on the platform the trick has plenty of fans.
"I've made them loads now. They are so yummy," one person commented.
"They were delicious, so quick as well," another agreed.
While a third shared: "I decided to make the air fryer tinned potatoes today. I put them in at 200C for 25 minutes but they probably only needed 20. Lovely and soft and fluffy, and crispy on the outside. Give them a go, they're really good."
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