My new ‘caravan toy' is great if you're holidaying in one this summer – it's light, easy to pack & feeds the kids quick
GOOD TASTE My new 'caravan toy' is great if you're holidaying in one this summer – it's light, easy to pack & feeds the kids quick
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A CARAVAN mum has revealed her new go-to gadget that's perfect for feeding kids in a hurry and light enough for you to pack this summer.
If you're a parent who's ever returned from a long beach day with hungry kids in tow, you'll know that dinner prep can feel like a race against the clock.
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My mum revealed her latest 'caravan toy'
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She said the Ninja Crispi was perfect for making dinner after a beach day
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Caravan mum Amy, known to her TikTok followers as @amylissx, has found a nifty little gadget that's transformed how she feeds her brood on the road.
Amy and her family have been documenting their caravan trips around the UK, with their latest adventure taking them to sunny Cornwall.
But in between sandy beaches and family fun, she revealed her latest gadget and it's already a hit with her followers.
'I've got a new caravan toy,' she grinned in her TikTok video.
'Just adding to my Ninja collection. I've got the Ninja Crispi glass portable air fryer....sometimes you just need a quick and easy chicken nugget. Smiley faces will do."
The Ninja Crispi is far from your average bulky air fryer.
It's lightweight, compact, and designed for small kitchens, caravans and campervans and is perfect if you want big cooking power without the chunky footprint.
It even looks the part, with three stylish colour choices like blue, stone and sage green, so you can coordinate with your holiday home's interior.
How does it work?
Launched in the UK in March 2025, the CRISPi works by housing the cooking mechanism inside a neat 'PowerPod' lid, which clicks onto one of two glass dishes.
Once you're done, you can serve straight from the dish or pop it straight into the fridge, no extra washing up required.
Watch the video to see inside the family-of-seven's caravan home
Like all air fryers, it promises to whip up meals faster than a conventional oven, with that all-important crispy finish but without drowning food in oil.
And for parents like Amy, it means she can feed three kids in minutes without sacrificing space in the caravan or lugging around heavy equipment.
The Ninja Crispi is currently on sale on Ninja Kitchen UK for £149, down from £180.
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Ninja Crispi Portable Air Fryer currently retails for £149
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So if you've been thinking about making the splurge, now's the perfect time.
If you fancy something similar but cheaper, Argos has the Cookworks Halogen 15L Air Fryer for £40, while Lakeland's Dual Basket Air Fryer (currently £89.99) offers double the cooking capacity.
Ninja themselves also have the Double Stack 2-Drawer Air Fryer on sale for £199.99, for those who want to cook two meals at once without taking up all the counter space.
For Amy, though, the Crispi has earned pride of place in her caravan kitchen.
'She's stunning, she's lightweight, and she feeds the kids fast,' she laughed.
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