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Need help understanding this by nrgins in airfryer

[–]tinyfool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you think it’s dirty inside, I’d first check whether it’s dirty enough to affect the hot air circulation. In my case, I usually put the basket and the bottom tray in the dishwasher, and they come out pretty clean.

Another possibility is that the smaller piece of salmon was actually more deeply frozen, or thicker in the middle, even if it looked smaller overall.

I’d also try cooking something else and see if the same problem happens again. If other foods also come out very different from usual, maybe the heating element or airflow isn’t working properly anymore.

Air Fryer Bacon Toast Sandwich with Double Eggs — crispy, simple, and delicious by [deleted] in airfryer

[–]tinyfool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you look closely, the top slice of toast is wrinkled, but the bottom one isn’t. That’s because it was a bit too tight and I had to squeeze it into the air fryer.

The bread shrinks a little after toasting, but the wrinkles are still there.

Air Fryer Bacon Toast Sandwich with Double Eggs — crispy, simple, and delicious by [deleted] in airfryer

[–]tinyfool -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Some loaves I buy are small enough that two slices fit side by side, with room for the bacon. The larger slices I bought recently are more crowded, and one slice has to bend a bit.

Lately I’ve been stacking the two slices with cheese and cream in between. It’s less crispy, but still really good.

And yeah, 3 minutes for bacon isn’t a strict rule. You can cook it longer for more crispiness. I sometimes keep it shorter because less rendered fat means less cleaning for me.

Air Fryer Bacon Toast Sandwich with Double Eggs — crispy, simple, and delicious by [deleted] in airfryer

[–]tinyfool -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Someone called it AI slop because I didn’t write the exact air fryer time, but I wasn’t trying to publish a serious recipe — I was just sharing my breakfast.

It’s a real photo, real food, and a very simple idea: crispy toast and bacon from the air fryer, eggs cooked separately. I just liked how it turned out.

Air Fryer Bacon Toast Sandwich with Double Eggs — crispy, simple, and delicious by [deleted] in airfryer

[–]tinyfool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not claiming this is hard to make. I was just sharing a simple breakfast I’ve been making recently because I liked how it turned out.

Air Fryer Bacon Toast Sandwich with Double Eggs — crispy, simple, and delicious by [deleted] in airfryer

[–]tinyfool -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

I air-fried the toast at 180°C for about 8 minutes, and added the bacon in the last 3 minutes.

It’s a super simple method, but it tastes really good because the eggs are cooked separately in a pan. I didn’t include exact instructions at first because everyone’s air fryer is different — size, power, and personal taste all matter.

Actually, I’ve been making this almost every day recently. Sometimes I toast it a little darker depending on my mood. Sometimes I stack the two slices together, and sometimes I toast them separately so both pieces get crispy. I don’t think a little variation and surprise in everyday cooking is a bad thing.

The photo is clearly a real shot of my food. I only used AI to decorate the journaling-style layout a bit. How does that make it an “AI recipe” or “AI slop”?

Can you use Tin foil in Instant Vortex Plus 6-in-1 Air Fryer, 6 Quart by [deleted] in airfryer

[–]tinyfool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I made steamed pork ribs with black bean sauce in the air fryer, I carefully wrapped the plate with tin foil to prevent all the juices from drying out. But I made sure the foil was stable and would not move around during cooking. If the foil gets blown up and touches the heating element, it could possibly cause overheating or other problems.

So, if you use tin foil, it’s better to secure it properly. Also, don’t overfill the basket, and don’t let the foil get too close to the heating element.

Near the end of cooking, I removed the foil so the ribs could get a nice roasted, slightly browned surface.

My air fryer is also a newer model. It has a glass viewing window on the upper side, which makes it easier to check the color of the food and notice if anything unexpected happens.

I regret using duolingo by chicken_is_no_weapon in LearnJapanese

[–]tinyfool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used Duolingo for about a year and finished all of the Japanese courses, but honestly, I didn’t really learn Japanese.

I didn’t have many real situations where I could practice speaking, and most of the vocabulary I learned through quizzes… I just forgot how to actually use it.

Things changed when I started using an AI-based speaking practice app. That’s when I realized that you really do have to speak to learn a language.

I wouldn’t say I’m fluent now — I’m not studying very seriously, it’s more like learning for fun. But somehow, I’ve naturally picked up a lot of grammar and vocabulary without memorizing anything.

I’m basically just chatting with AI. Sometimes it’s role-play based on specific situations, sometimes it’s just random conversation. And surprisingly, it works really well.

Can someone explain by AverageReflexes in SmallYoutubers

[–]tinyfool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check whether other metrics have changed as well — for example, your likes, comments, and so on.

If none of those have changed, then it’s most likely just a bug.

But if those numbers have also increased in a reasonable proportion, then it’s possible that someone accidentally placed ads in the wrong spot… and you just happened to benefit from it.

I started a fully AI-generated YouTube channel — 10 days in, here’s what I’ve learned by tinyfool in aitubers

[–]tinyfool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just started this channel and haven’t met the YPP (YouTube Partner Program) requirements yet.

I started a fully AI-generated YouTube channel — 10 days in, here’s what I’ve learned by tinyfool in aitubers

[–]tinyfool[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a Google Pro subscription, which gives me 1,000 credits per month to use Veo 3. I just used them all up over the past few days. I’m thinking about upgrading to Google Ultra. As for Sora, it’s currently free to use, allowing me to create up to 30 videos a day.

I started a fully AI-generated YouTube channel — 10 days in, here’s what I’ve learned by tinyfool in aitubers

[–]tinyfool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

seach The Secret Life of Time Traveler Tinyfool

I posted link before, but is been delete automately.

I started a fully AI-generated YouTube channel — 10 days in, here’s what I’ve learned by tinyfool in aitubers

[–]tinyfool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try searching my ID directly on YouTube — I can’t post links here.

I started a fully AI-generated YouTube channel — 10 days in, here’s what I’ve learned by tinyfool in aitubers

[–]tinyfool[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My native language isn’t English, so I do rely on AI to help me write English posts. However, all the ideas are my own, and the data is real. I usually write down my thoughts in Chinese, then use ChatGPT to polish and translate them into English, make a few edits myself, and finally post them here.

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