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[The Morning After]( Now available on your smart speaker and wherever you get your podcasts [Apple Podcasts]( | [Spotify]( | [Google Play]( | [iHeart Radio]( It's Tuesday, May 17, 2022. I am not a chef. I’m not a cook. I’m barely a functioning male adult, but I wanted an air fryer. Not because I live on chicken fingers and fries but because there’s no quicker way for me to make crispy gyoza from frozen, to make relatively healthy (not-quite) fried chicken and douse it in fiery Korean sauces and sesame seeds. More broadly, air fryers have expanded my kitchen repertoire without forcing me to heat up my oven and time things meticulously. [[TMA] Engadget]( The Engadget team called in a bunch of air fryers, complained about cleaning some of them and [highlighted the best](. The boring, measured advice is that the best air fryer for you depends on your own circumstances. Got plenty of kitchen space? Get the convection oven-styled ones. Living alone? You can get 80 percent of the benefits with the smallest pod air fryers. My pro-tip? Reheated pizza. Try it in the air fryer and never look back. — Mat Smith The biggest stories you might have missed - [Is this smart toaster worth $399?]( - ['Fall Guys' lands on Switch, Xbox and Epic Games Store on June 21st]( - [Cadillac's Lyriq EV will start at $62,990]( - [Peloton and iFit settle patent feud]( - [Apple will allow some apps to automatically charge you higher subscription prices]( - [Tesla starts taking Semi truck reservations, five years later]( - [Amazon's Fire TV sale cuts its streaming devices by up to 42 percent]( - [TP-Link's new smart home line includes affordable 2K security cameras]( [Apple staff are already using Tap to Pay at the HQ visitor center]( Contactless payments using only an iPhone. In February, Apple unveiled Tap to Pay, a new feature for merchants to accept payments with only an iPhone. The company is already testing the feature in the wild… sort of. 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