Air fryer that ‘does it all’ and ‘saves electricity’ now £55 down from £150

The majority of kitchens will have an air fryer sitting in them these days, with the popular kitchen appliance helping households to create meals quickly while using less electricity, therefore saving money. If you don’t own an air fryer or fancy upgrading your current one, Debenhams has reduced to less than half its usual price in time for Christmas.

The previously cost £149.99 but is now on sale for £55.99, giving shoppers a whopping 63% saving. This air fryer prides itself on being a jack-of-all-trades, claiming it can ‘do it all’ from crisping up fries to perfectly roasting meat.

Its means you can whip up different dishes at once, potentially revolutionising your Christmas dinner or elevating your party snack game. The intuitive digital interface ensures meals are cooked just right, while the baskets are a breeze to clean. 

For that extra peace of mind and ease, the air fryer comes with an that halts cooking when the timer runs out, preventing any culinary disasters, as reported by . Boasting an energy consumption of 1700 watts and a running cost of merely 42p per hour, the air fryer presents a stark comparison to traditional ovens that guzzle between 2000 and 4000 watts, potentially costing up to 98p per hour.

Ecstatic customers are singing the praises for the kitchen gadget, with one consumer exclaiming: “Who needs an oven? I didn’t realise how much I needed this until I got it. Most things cook in 15-20 mins and no waiting for an oven to heat up!”

Another delighted user remarked: ” as I am not using my oven so much. It’s a great size and it’s got the sync feature which is great.”

Someone else added: “Changed over to a two-drawer air fryer and pleased with it. Makes life much easier than the previous one I had.”

This gadget has also won acclaim , with one glowing testimonial stating: “Absolutely love this air fryer. It’s so easy to use and great with two drawers. I can’t believe the difference it makes. Doing meat in it is a huge difference, and the taste is amazing. I’m glad I bought it. It was great for the money.”

Despite the praise, it’s not without its niggles; a disgruntled customer reported: “Air fryer broke after the second use. Disappointed to say the least.” Another noted: “A little loud.” 

For those willing to invest in a reputable brand, is now on sale for £199, reduced from its original price of £229. This model offers the same capacity as a standard double air fryer but with a stacked design to save on countertop space.

For those on a tighter budget, Asda has a in its own range of appliances for £55. Additionally, Amazon is selling the with Visual Window for £83.99.