Fans of Ninja are scrambling to buy a five-star rated air fryer with more than 7,000 glowing five-star ratings as it's been slashed to less than £80 in Amazon's huge Black Friday sale. The air fryer is said to be so cheap and efficient to use, it has allowed Amazon customers to "ditch their ovens" and reduce their energy bills in turn.
Normally £149.99, the 4-in-1 Ninja Air Fryer has been reduced to its lowest ever price and is now £79. The "bill reducing" Ninja Air Fryer AF100UK features four cooking functions.
Users can opt to Air Fry, Roast, Dehydrate or Reheat Food at the touch of a button. While the basket may look small, its appearance is deceiving, as it will fit an entire 1.35kg chicken or 900g of French fries.
The Ninja Air Fryer AF100UK also promises to use up to 75% less fat than traditional frying methods, so proves considerably more healthy. It can also cook up to 50% faster than fan ovens, a feature which can significantly help to reduce energy bills during what is proving to be a difficult financial period for many of us.
One customer labelled the air fryer as a "game changer" and wrote: "Like so many before me, this little Ninja has changed the way I prepare food. The 5.2l will cook a medium chicken perfectly with 1 hour of roasting – 30 mins each side. It's great for fishcakes too. Easy to clean, easy to programme. I am blessed!"
A second shopper said: "So pleased with this purchase thought about getting one for ages but kept putting it off but has been so easy and quick to use meals ready in a flash and no waiting for oven to heat up 2 minutes and your ready to go."
Claiming it "changed their life" another penned: "I bought the smaller Ninja air fryer, and it's wonderful. Takes a bit of getting used to which temp, how long etc, but had a perfect puff pastry pie last week!!! Once I found that you can use foil and metal bases it was whoosh…….I use paper liners mostly too. The basket is in the dishwasher right now. For a 78yr OLD lady on her own it's the best!!"
For those who fancy a bit more tech in their kitchen, the Ninja Speedi 10-in-1 Rapid Cooker has also had its price cut on Amazon. Usually £249.99, this multi-purpose cooker is now at its lowest-ever price of £138 for Amazon Prime customers.
The Ninja Speedi 10-in-1 Rapid Cooker, Air Fryer and Multi Cooker can cook any meal with its ten built-in functions. It's not just an air fryer, it can also make Speedi Meals, Steam Air Fry, Steam Bake, Steam, Grill, Bake or Roast, Dehydrate, Seara and Saute, and Slow Cook.
This clever cooker has two separate compartments, so it can switch between cooking modes and whip up two meals at once. Perfect for fussy families or batch cooking.
When it first launched, it was so popular it crashed the Ninja website! Now, it's got thousands of five-star reviews.
One happy customer said: "Easy, quick, and practical. Not too big either. Cooks food beautifully. We've had quite a few different dishes, red/white meat and veggie. The flavours are amazing and the food doesnt dry out as it sometimes can do in a traditional oven. We haven't used our oven for weeks now. Worth every penny! The energy saving is Massive!! Best buy ive made this year!!
Another fan wrote: "Bought on recommendation. I am getting used to different uses. Not just an air fryer. Food cooks so much quicker than an oven. Have cooked roast dinner in it too."
"I love everything about it it’s fantastic so pleased and over the moon. Amazon recommended it to based on my previous purchased definitely perfect timing for me save money cooking using this piece of mind for me not to worry heating my home", penned another.
If you're looking for new recipes to try out, Amazon has cut the price of its bestselling Air Fryer cookbook to just £10, or £9.50 for the Kindle version. It's packed with 140 recipes, from roast dinners to chocolate cakes.
And if you're after an air fryer with two baskets, Lakeland has knocked down the price of the Lakeland Dual Basket Air Fryer 8L. Originally £99.99, it's now a bargain at £79.99.
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