PhilipsHD9925/00 Viva Collection Airfryer Baking Pan Accessory, 1.3 Litre

This was bought to put in an airfryer and the quality seems to be very good. It is certainly non stick and washes well. Although thought it a bit expensive

I purchased this pan 2 years ago and have used it here and there, mostly for things like fruit crumble, quiche and potato gratin. But not very often.The reason for writing this review today is that earlier I popped a couple of fillets of salmon in the pan, along with butter, water and seasoning, wrapped the top of the pan in foil and 20 minutes later (on 160c) I had two of the finest, most well cooked, tasty pieces of steamed fish that I can recall. Granted this comes down to the quality of the fish, but it further demonstrates the utility of the pan!I shall be using this more often now, because I love fish. Shame it took me 2 years to work this idea out.... :-)

Well received. A bit small and a bit expensive but the quality is good

With this addition to my accessories, I am now using my air fryer to prepare quiches, stews bakes, roasts ... the range of additional food I can prepare has been vastly extended by the excellent little non-stick gadget. It's very easy to use, saves energy, reduces fat, and is immensely easy to wash (NB Be careful to use only silicone or wood utensils with it, and to wash with a sponge and use no abrasives ). Just one warning: it's not very capacious. Fine for two people, or to prepare a starter for a larger meal, however. :-)

Good accessory for Philips airfryer

This so-called baking tin is ludicrously small, measuring less than 7 inches square across its widest point (the middle - the corners are curved as can be seen) and less than 3 inches deep. Even given the measurements, you simply cannot imagine how tiny it is until you actually see it and put it in your air-fryer (where it sort-of vanishes within the chip basket making for ease of removal).For casserole-style meals it only does one serving (for a bloke like me, possibly two-wife sized portions at a push) and it would not be worth making the dough for a loaf this size - a one-pound one or half a 500g packet of bread mix if you're lucky.Roasts are mentioned but there is nothing I can think of by way of one that would fit in here, certainly not a chicken, beef, pork or lamb, other than a couple of small chick breast fillets or a quail or two if you don't mind feeling like you're eating your budgie.As another reviewer says, this is overpriced for what it is and should have come with the air-fryer as an included accessory along with the basket.Overall I must recommend avoiding it as a waste of money, unless you are only cooking for one.

Very expensive for such a tiny pan but I do like it to go with my air fryer, I'm not sure I would say it's essential though as other pots such as the falcon enamel pudding bowls would also fit. Good quality pan though.

I was very surprised when this arrived and I saw hoe small it was. I baked a cake in the dry fry which did work well, however when the time to lift the tin out the handle came away from the tin this happened on both occasions when I used it. Not worth the money, handle is a poor design. A real shame since the dry fryer is such a great product.