India, Sept. 6 -- Anyone who regularly uses an air fryer knows that quick cooking has one small limitation: you can cook only so much at a time. A batch of fries, chicken wings or vegetables can take 15-20 minutes, and that can quickly add up when you're preparing several dishes for the same meal. With a single-basket air fryer, you often end up cooking one batch, starting another and then reheating the first dish.

This is where a dual-basket air fryer can make more sense. The Inalsa NutriFry DuoSlim takes that idea a step further with two separate 7L cooking baskets arranged vertically instead of side by side. You can cook two different foods simultaneously, use different temperatures and cooking times, and use Sync Finish to have both ...