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Consumers are being advised to stop using almost 60,000 air fryers sold across the State in recent years due to a risk of them overheating and potentially catching fire. The Competition and Consumer ...

Stock image of an unbranded air fryer in a kitchen(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Air fryers have become increasingly popular in Ireland, with many households ...

People are being urged to stop using air fryer models that have been sold for years by retailers such as Lidl and Tesco, as tens of thousands have been recalled over fears they can catch on fire.

Air fryers have become increasingly popular in Ireland, with many households investing in them to eat healthier while reducing energy costs. By using rapid hot air circulation to cook food, air fryers ...

11:35, Fri, Jul 11, 2025 Updated: 11:35, Fri, Jul 11, 2025 Consumers have been warned as 60,000 air fryers have been recalled across the Republic of Ireland due to fire risk fears. The Competition and ...