The Air Fryer Money Planner
The AirFryGuy workbook for choosing the size that cooks your meal in one batch, and knowing what it really saves
An air fryer is often cheaper to run than an oven, for a meal that fits one batch. Our own calculators show the catch: a family meal in a mid-size basket can take three batches, and three batches run the air fryer nearly three times as long. On our figures that session costs more than the oven. The Air Fryer Money Planner puts the two calculators together for your kitchen. Part 1 finds your price per kWh, counts the batches for your usual meal, costs the same meal in the air fryer and the oven, finds the number of batches at which the oven wins, sizes an air fryer by the meal you cook most, and works out the payback. Part 2 measures a real month with a plug-in monitor, uses the right appliance for each meal, and checks the basket floor before you buy another. It is about money only: no cooking times or temperatures. With your purchase comes a personalised sheet worked on the figures you enter in the AirFryGuy calculators.
Look inside
Two full pages from the planner, exactly as printed. Click either to read it at full size before you decide.
What is in it
- Your price per kWh, and what a session uses
- Counting batches by basket floor, not quarts
- The same meal costed in the air fryer and the oven
- Your break-even: the batches at which the oven wins
- Sizing an air fryer by the meal you cook most
- Payback in years at your sessions a week
- A month's log, the right appliance per meal, and buying checks
- Bonuses: a quickstart, the break-even card and a buying checklist
- A personalised sheet worked on your own kitchen
- ✓ 27 printable pages
- ✓ 9 sections, worksheets and templates
- ✓ A second PDF worked out from the numbers you enter
- ✓ No account needed, just an email address
- ✓ Instant download; link valid 7 days
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The planner complements the free calculators. The energy calculator costs one batch and the batch planner counts batches; the planner puts them together for your kitchen.