Indoor PM2.5 Concentration Emitted during and after Cooking with an Air Fryer under Different Ventilated Conditions https://www.omicsonline.org/open-access/indoor-pm25-concentration-emitted-during-and-after-cooking-with-an-air-fryer-under-different-ventilated-conditions-120846.html
yes, the high temperature cooking part in my reply refers to exactly that. Which point do you have a problem with?
There was a paper somewhere that shows the high temperature cooking method would result in release of acrylamide? I don’t remember the exact chemical it talked about but the gist is that the person eating the air-fried food aren’t as susceptible to the carcinogens than the person cooking the food because the particles got pushed out the fryer very rapidly.
just make sure you keep the smoke extractor on for an extra 15-20 min after turning off the air fryer to get all the carcinogenic particles out of your kitchen.
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