Customers will see a change starting to rollout with more items being altered in the weeks ahead
Tesco is adding air fryer cooking instructions to some of its product packaging for the first time from this Monday to help customers take advantage of the latest energy-saving cooking trend.
Following on from this, three new Tesco Own Brand Frozen Breaded Chicken products - Salt and Chilli Chicken Strips, Southern Fried Chicken Strips and Breaded Chicken Strips, will also feature a label with air fryer cooking instructions.
Last year, research showed that air fryers are one of the cheapest cooking appliances to use in the home and they also use far less oil than traditional deep fat fryers or frying pans, making them a healthier option. Breige Donaghy, Tesco’s Director of Product Innovation, said: “We know our customers are enjoying experimenting with their air fryers for family favourites and new recipes.
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