List of the best frozen foods for air fryer are here! WAY better than baking in the oven, more like deep fried but without the oil. You’ll never go back!
Have a hot air machine, but really don’t even know where to get started? Don’t worry, just start with the best frozen foods for air fryer to begin. They not only taste great but they’ll also help you get a good handle on how to use your Air Fryer, too.
If you love air fryer recipes too, here are some resources to start with:
- THIS is my Favorite Air Fryer!
- You can find more Air fryer recipes here, we have Ninja Foodi recipes as well; bookmark them both!
- Grab the best air fryer cookbook here.
- Here’s a printable air fryer cook times chart here for your fridge.
- It has temp. and times for making the best frozen foods for air fryer too.
- Then join our Facebook page where you can share and find more ideas you’ll love. We have a Foodi social media group as well.
Frozen Food in Air Fryer
Being able to air fry food is great.
Not only does it cut out the majority of the oil and grease but it also just gives the food items that you’re cooking a really great crispy crunchy taste.
- It’s time to say goodbye to deep frying and give this simple cooking method a try.
- All you need is this handy dandy air fryer basket and occasionally some olive oil spray. That’s it!
Absolutely! This is one of the biggest reasons that people purchase this kitchen appliance. Frozen foods are a total convenience food item and using your Air Fryer to cook them up is a breeze.
Start with something simple like frozen potstickers in air fryer and go from there!
Knowing that you don’t have to heat up your oven for a small batch of french fries is a pretty awesome. And if you’re forgetful try our air fryer frozen steak recipe.
Using an air fryer comes with a lot of positives. It’s quick, it’s more energy-efficient than other larger appliances, and it cuts out the grease by a ton.
One of the biggest cons with an air fryer is that it’s going to take up counter space each time that you use it.
But when you’re comparing the pros to the cons, it’s pretty clear that having an air fryer in your household is a simple and easy choice to make. 
If you ask me whether I regret getting one I would say 100% NO WAY! I use mine EVERY SINGLE DAY I tell you.
Whether it’s to warm up something, make grilled cheese for lunch, or make air fryer bacon for breakfast.
- Now I haven’t tried these frozen but generally it works. I just adjust the temp to be a bit lower, for a longer time and it’s great.
- Just use the air fryer times printable you see here for new items you may not have cooked before.
- The timing for everything is really dead on so there’s little to no guesswork.
What foods can be cooked in an air fryer?
You can literally cook all sorts of foods in your air fryer. Meat, veggies, frozen foods…you name it.
This is what makes this appliance so versatile. It can literally cook up pretty much anything that you’re going to put into it.
First off, understand that all frozen foods are perfectly fine to cook up and use in your air fryer. That being said, there are some that just really come out awesome and need to be highlighted.
Let’s start with my girls’ favorite, air fryer corn dogs! The only way we cook them anymore because they come out so perfectly. For sure, I even agree.
If you love that deep fried crunch you get when you order one of these babies at your local fair, this is the same!
Well, better because you can omit the oil but they’re just as crispy.
- My girls love making frozen taquitos in air fryer as a snack for sure, or air fryer frozen burritos.
- The easiest ever is how to cook air fryer frozen biscuits!
You can serve those with frozen chicken patties in air fryer. Dressed up like a burger, they’re a perfect brunch or dinner.
- Air fryer frozen mozzarella sticks just requires 5 minutes of preheating and a few more to crisp outside.
- The inside stays ooey gooey perfection. Great appetizer or after school snack.
After that first bite and the massive crunch followed by a never-ending string of cheese, you’re going to be agreeing on this one.
- Then let’s move on to making frozen chicken breast in air fryer. For a healthy meal you can cook them right out of the bag! Season with salt and pepper for a low carb keto friendly dinner.
- Or let the kiddos enjoy air fryer frozen chicken tenders after school.
Have you made some crispy frozen air fryer french fries yet?? We make them in our Foodi and wouldn’t have them any other way.
It’s true! You can crisp up some sweet potato fries too in a jiffy for yourself or the kids. Talk about a healthy snack and a sweet one, too.
When you’re craving just a little snack, throwing a handful or two of fries into your air fryer is really all you need to do.
They’ll be cooked to perfection in no time at all.
- Frozen Air Fryer Chicken Wings are to die for!!
This is probably one of the biggest food items that people like to use their air fryer for. And it makes sense, right?
Who has the patience to cook up hot wings or chicken wings any other way?
All you literally have to do with your air fryer is add the frozen wings to your air fryer basket and cook them up? It’s literally as simple as that.
- Air fryer frozen egg rolls are really great
- Frozen onion rings in air fryer are better than in the oven for sure!
All of these frozen foods are great choices and can be cooked up quickly as well.
If you’re having a fun weekend of treats or are looking for a simple way to cook up food for your guests or hungry teens, using your air fryer will deliver the perfect results time and time again.
We cook a lot of frozen meat in Instant Pot too…because I tend to be forgetful. 😉
Air Fryer frozen foods
- What are some of your favorite things to cook?
- Our next thing we made were frozen egg rolls in air fryer with some dipping sauce on the side. Timing is on our chart, cooked frozen to warmed in no time.
Jan says
We just bought a Ninja air fryer and I noticed that the majority of the food to cook on it is processed food. What are some food to cook in it that’s not processed? What about home cooked French fries?