Amazon shoppers grab £19 Ninja pan they 'wish they bought sooner'
The Ninja Zerostick Essentials Cookware Frying Pans are currently reduced in an Amazon deal
Ninja may have earned a name for itself with its revolutionary air fryers, but the innovative kitchen brand is also a force to be reckoned with when it comes to other culinary essentials. Its popular cookware range has captured the hearts of many home chefs, and now you can snag their top-tier pans at reduced prices.
Amazon is running an exclusive promotion on Ninja's Zerostick Essentials Cookware Frying Pans, which sees prices drop to £18.49 from £29.99. Choose from a diverse range of sizes tailored to suit your every cooking need.
These heavy-duty pans boast high-quality forced aluminium construction, a design that sets them apart as 20 times more resilient than standard non-stick pans. Not only do they heat up beautifully on ceramic and induction hobs, but they are also fully oven-safe up to a scorching 260°C.
Alternatively, the Scoville Neverstick Non-stick Aluminium Frying Pan has also garnered rave reviews and is now down from £18 to £12.60 at Dunelm. This has amassed 140 reviews and a 4.7 star rating, with users calling it 'easy to clean'.
Another purse friendly option is the Tower Smart Start Gourmet Non-Stick 28cm Frying Pan, available for £18 from Argos. It has a 4.5 star rating from 12 reviews.
Home cooks who've already discovered the magic of Ninja's pans have taken to Amazon to spread the love, showering them with glowing reviews and an impressive 4.6-star rating.
A satisfied cook, Steve, raved about the Ninja pan and said: "Enjoying using this, its non-stick is really good. Fried eggs and other things just slide around. It feels strong, and is easy to clean.", reports Birmingham Live.
Echoing his sentiment, a shopper exclaimed: "Impressive. Genuinely can't understand why anyone would buy any other pan. Now have a full range of the Ninja Zerostick Pans and can't see why I'd go elsewhere."
However, a few users did flag up an issue with the handle heating up during use, as one reviewer noted: "Although the main part of this pan is good quality the problem is the metal handle on the lid and side, it becomes too hot to touch. If they changed this problem I would give five stars."
Another satisfied customer said: "Top quality. Absolutely delighted with this pan. It is so versatile and cooks all kinds of foods to perfection. Just sorry I never bought one sooner. A must-have for every kitchen."
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