Ninja's 'best' air fryer with upgraded features now cheaper than Amazon at little-known store
Ninja's 'best' air fryer with upgraded features now cheaper than Amazon at little-known store
The fan-favourite Ninja air fryer is now on sale for £179.94 - £110 cheaper than on the Ninja website and Amazon
The extra-large air fryer is great for families
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An air fryer has become a must-have in many homes and kitchens, offering a quicker, easier, and arguably tastier way to cook food. With a plethora of brands on the market, it can be a bit of a task to decide which one is the best fit.
Air fryers can often come with a hefty price tag, given the wide array of brands available. However, bargain hunters can now snag the popular Outlet Ninja Double Stack XL 2 Drawer 9.5L Air Fryer with Smart Cook for £179.94, reduced from £289.99, at QVC - a price that undercuts even the official Ninja website and Amazon.
This air fryer boasts a family-sized cooking capacity thanks to its two-drawer design, making it perfect for family gatherings, parties or bulk meal preps. It can accommodate a whole 1.5kg roast chicken in each 4.75L drawer, serving up to eight people. It also features six customisable functions - air fry, max crisp, roast, bake, reheat and dehydrate - providing customers with a variety of cooking options.
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For those looking to prepare two dishes simultaneously, the two-drawer SYNC function allows you to synchronise your cooking settings across both levels - meaning you can cook chicken and potatoes together and have them ready at precisely the same time. The non-stick drawers, crisper plates and wire racks are all dishwasher-safe and easy to clean, saving you even more time, reports the Express.
Ninja Double Stack XL 2 Drawer 9.5L Air Fryer
£289.99
£179.94
QVC Buy here Product Description
The air fryer is designed to fit under cabinets
On QVC, savvy shoppers can snap up bargains like the Outlet Ninja Foodi 8-Mode 6L PossibleCooker Rice & Slow Cooker for £89.96, a reduction from £120 and also less than the prices listed on both the Ninja and Amazon websites.
If these options aren't for everyone, however, there are other options to choose from on other websites, such as the Tefal Easy 8.3L Dual Air Fryer for £99 from Argos, which includes dishwasher-safe parts, a removable bowl, two cooking compartments and a digital timer. Another option is the Dunelm 4L Manual Air Fryer for £30 from Dunelm, which has a 4-litre capacity, non-stick coating and no oil required.
However, shoppers have praised the Ninja airfryer on QVC highly. One person said: 'Simply the best from NINJA to date. The double stack model lets you free up worktop space. The control over double cooking is simple and easy to control.'
Another said: 'This is an upgrade for us we had the side by side one before. This model has a more up to date interior making it much easier to clean and so far is proving to be a fantastic buy. It doesn't take up so much space which is also a plus.'
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'Good price and reasonable delivery,' said another. However, some people didn't agree with this. One shopper said: 'I was disappointed with this version compared to the original one.'
However, for a great deal on a fan-favourite gadget, the Outlet Ninja Double Stack XL 2 Drawer 9.5L Air Fryer with Smart Cook from QVC sounds like a steal.
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She gave herself a few extra inches in a pair of white stiletto heels as she strutted her stuff to board a boat They both snapped selfies as they made the most of their time in Venice, though they dashed off the next day Kendall Jenner (pictured) made her own escape from the wedding, weaving through the city's canals and posing against the breathtaking backdrop of Italy's finest architecture Their mother Kris, 69, and sisters Kendall, 29, and Kylie, 27, were nowhere in sight as the duo headed out of Venice, as they appeared to be staying in the city for longer. It comes despite the celebrations are far from over, with the festivities slated to continue at the Arsenale di Venezia on Saturday night. The reality star family hit the shops as they celebrated Khloe Kardashian's 41st birthday in Venice. And Kim was mocked as she couldn't seem to stay off her phone, snapping selfies nonstop throughout the day. 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Third on the rich list is Miguel Bezos - Jeff's adoptive father - who gave their son $245,573 in the mid-1990s as he crowdfunded to start his now-famous online store. Their fortune is now said to be worth £30billion as Amazon rocketed to success. Third on the rich list is Miguel Bezos - Jeff's adoptive father - who gave their son $245,573 in the mid-1990s as he crowdfunded to start his now-famous online store. Pictured: Leaving the Aman Hotel on his wedding day Barry Diller, who founded the internet and media conglomerate IAC, is now worth $4.2billion - with successes including the launch of online travel giant Expedia and The Daily Beast. OpenAI founder Sam Altman also made the list despite being just 40. As one of the leading figures in the AI boom, he has made an estimated $1.7billion. Ted Sarandos, the co-CEO of Netflix, was a further addition, with a less considerable $200million dwarfed by his fellow tech-bros. The fashion moguls Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos is said to have 'gasped' when he set eyes on Lauren Sanchez in her stunning bespoke Dolce & Gabbana gown. So it perhaps made sense that both Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana - both worth $2.4billion - were in attendance to see their creation in action. The elaborate wedding dress contained lacy, floral sleeves, a tight bodice, high neckline, long flowing skirt with an enormous train, and buttons down the front. Dolce looked classy as he attended the wedding, pairing a black jacket and shirt with a statement, bedazzled necklace. Gabbana, dressed down as he left the Gritti Palace, was immaculate in a matching black polo shirt and trousers, with a smart black belt. CEO of Kering Francois-Henri Pinault, who was once married to Hollywood bombshell Salma Hayek, also looked smart in black tie as he paired the look with black sunglasses. Domenico Dolce travels on a boat on the second day of the wedding festivities of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and journalist Lauren Sanchez Gabbana, dressed down as he left the Gritti Palace, was immaculate in a matching black polo shirt and trousers, with a smart black belt CEO of Kering Francois-Henri Pinault, who was once married to Hollywood bombshell Salma Hayek, also looked smart in black tie as he paired the look with black sunglasses Tommy Hilfiger nearly took a tumble during Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding extravaganza in Venice on Friday Read More The WORST dressed celebs from Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos wedding day in Venice Pinault, who is worth $18.5billion, took the reins of his father's retail conglomerate Pinault-Printemps-Redoute in 2005, with the company owning brands including Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen. Tommy Hilfiger left fellow guests worried as he nearly took a tumble during the celebrations on Friday. 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The statesmen And among some of the wealthiest in the world, some of the biggest names in global politics. Barack Obama was on the guest list, despite having last year been at loggerheads with the groom over how his plans for space travel will affect the Earth's future. The former President, who is worth a reported $70million, chastised Silicon Valley's huge rocket projects, saying 'I would rather us invest in taking care of this planet here.' 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