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    My new air fryer basket compared to my old one

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    2. MNGraySquirrel on

      That’s flavor right there. Now your food gonna have no taste at all.

    4. MechCADdie on

      You can save the old one with a big brass brush and some barkeeper’s friend

    5. Tearakudo on

      its mostly carbon buildup. You can soak it in peroxide and get most of it out

    7. AlisonChained on

      Any high alkaline cleaner and hot water should be able to get that off.

      Source: I’m in sanitation for a company who uses 1000+ gallon fryers.

    8. GollyWow on

      I use parchment liners. I generally don’t have this problem, but if something gets on the basket/tray I stick it in the dishwasher.

    11. twoksman on

      Ugh, always get confused when OP doesn’t note which one is which.

      Either way, congrats OP!!!

    14. ericvega on

      A lot of people are saying just clean it, but these chrome plated wire ones do degrade over time. I’ve used proper lye baths, barkeeps friends, and even dishwasher on mine, and what results is a rusty basket once the carbon buildup is gone. After too many years they just wear out.

    16. doitup69 on

      I think I have the same model, it gets nasty fast and is a huge pain to clean

    21. aleunge on

      We bend those Korean bbq grills into shape to fit. Those are disposable and cheap. Not the most environmentally friendly but the original on our cuisine art is old and can’t be saved.

    22. pollywog on

      ….do people seriously not wash their baskets after each use? This isn’t a smoker bro.

    23. elzerouno on

      you know that you can wash it after every use and that won’t happen, right?

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