Ninja Black Friday Air Fryer & Blender Bundle (Image: Ninja)
Ninja’s overwhelmingly popular air fryer is now part of an that saves you a whopping £159. as part of the offer, the bundle is originally priced at £499.98.
Featuring the Deluxe Black & Copper Foodi MAX Dual Zone Air Fryer and the Detect Power Blender & Processor Pro in the same colour, this deal includes premium extras like silicone tongs and an apron which are valued at over £30 themselves.
Whether you’re meal-prepping or creating holiday feasts, this stylish black and copper set offers both functionality and elegance for your countertop.
With a glowing 4.8-star rating, this top-rated bundle is a kitchen must-have, especially during the Christmas season.
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Get Ninja’s exclusive Air Fryer & Blender Black Friday Bundle.
Ninja’s air fryer is now part of an exclusive Black Friday bundle with their equally efficient blender, saving you a total of £159.
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Ninja’s Air Fryer (L) & Blender in Deluxe Black & Copper. (Image: Ninja)
A user raved: “First airfryer I have bought and wish I bought it earlier, it’s quick, easy and cooks the food great. I like that fact that you can sync the two different trays to end at the same time. Plenty big enough for my family.”
And another shopper attested: “The blender has been so good, I’m recommending to everyone.”
While a mother of two shared: “What a game changer! Single mum of two teenage boys and my ninja has taken the stress away! Quick, fast meals that even the boys can do without me worrying they’ll burn the house down.”
The lets you prepare two dishes simultaneously while cutting energy costs by up to 65%, and the automatically adjusts settings based on the ingredients.
However, one user claimed that the lack of intructions can be ‘frustrating’, and said: “Our biggest frustration with our Ninja is that although there are six options for settings (max crisp, air fry, roast, bake, reheat and dehydrate) there is very little information about how each of these functions operates and what they mean in terms of the cooking process.”