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‘They are trolling us now!’ rage Channel 5 viewers as broadcaster announces ANOTHER air fryer TV series
If you are unsure how to make the most of your air fryer, Channel 5 has all the answers to your cooking troubles.
FED-UP Channel 5 viewers have been left exasperated as the broadcaster announced THREE new upcoming air fryer documentaries in a recent TV schedule update.
The popular broadcaster seems to be boring its viewers by airing multiple air fryer documentaries one after the other.
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Channel 5 fans have spotted that there will be a multi-part air fryer documentary series airing next week on April 3.
The broadcaster has sparked outrage among viewers following the announcement that programme titles, including Air Fryers: Sunday Lunch Made Easy, Air Fryers: Entertaining Made Easy and Takeaways Made Easy, will be released on screens very soon.
After the TV schedule was released, fans could not believe what they were seeing as one X(Formerly Twitter) posted: “CHANNEL 5 IS AIRING A THREE PART SERIES ABOUT AIR FRYERS STARTING NEXT WEEK.”
They added: “They are trolling us now! Trolling.”
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Another added: “How long before there's an entire TV channel devoted to air fryers?”
“Be right back, going to buy stock in air fryers,” teased a third.
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A fourth joked: “Channel 5, the Air Fryer Channel. Sponsored by [Insert air fryer Brand]. Air fryer wars cooking competition show.”
The summary for the upcoming air fryer docu-series reads: "In this cooking series, Alexis Conran aims to prove how easy it can be to prepare decent meals in an air fryer, even for the most amateur of chefs.
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"Alexis invites a celebrity guest to join him in experimenting with this kitchen gadget.
"Plus, Clare Andrews and Dean Edwards are on hand with some quick-fire recipes.
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TV critic Scott Bryan spotted a trend in a viral post, in which he shared the new Channel 5 air fryer documentary announcement, saying: “The fourth Channel 5 documentary on air fryers in three months.”
Channel 5’s air fryer specialist, Alexis Conran, who fronts the hour-long air fryer episodes, commented on the X(Formerly Twitter) post with an apology and a grinning face.
Fans were baffled after one user commented: “It won’t be long until they release their own range of air fryers, under the brand “5Fry’.”
The Channel 5 air fryer saga began as a Christmas one-off—Air Fryers: Christmas Made Easy—when Vanessa Feltz teamed up with air fryer man Alexis and Miguel Barclay to discover how the hefty kitchen gadgets can be transformed into a daily kitchen gadget.