26-04-2025
Ninja's newest air fryer that stacks for meals on top plummets to cheapest price
For people with busy lives, finding ways to cook as efficiently, cleanly and easily as possible is often a priority. Whether it's for a weekly meal prep or a family dinner party, being able to cook multiple dishes at once is one way that could save time and energy. A staple item that most households now have is an air fryer, known for its speedy, mess-free cooking style. Although there are a range of air fryer brands, Ninja is said to be one of the best. They help customers cook using little to no oil, promising healthier meals with crispy results, from chunky chips and roasted vegetables to fried chicken. An air fryer can be an expensive purchase, but now the Ninja Double Stack XL Air Fryer is down to £229.99 from £269.99. This air fryer differs from many others as it can cook up to four dishes at once with its two non-stick drawers, two meal racks to separate the dishes, and two crisper plates - Sunday roasts will now be ready in ample time. READ MORE: Aldi's £20 Scottish gin named 'best in the country' at prestigious competition READ MORE: Get £20 off Ninja kettle that keeps water hot 30 minutes The air fryer has a total capacity of 9.5 litres, which, for example, could cook a whole 1.8kg chicken in each drawer and feed up to eight people. Customers can also match their cooking settings across all levels to ensure that the food is ready at the same time and nothing goes cold. No matter what shoppers want to cook, the Ninja air fryer will have it covered thanks to its six functions: air fry, max crisp, roast, bake, dehydrate, and reheat. According to the website, there are a number of benefits with this fryer in terms of both cost and health. The Ninja airfryer will save customers up to 55% on energy bills in comparison to an oven and is also up to 55% faster than fan ovens - it also will help with health and reduce oil as it uses up to 75% less fat than traditional frying methods. As mentioned, there is an array of airfryers on the market and if shoppers want a cheaper option, they could try the Tefal Easy Fry Dual XXL Air Fryer in Black for £139 from Argos, which is the largest dual air fryer for Tefal as it comes with a 6.5 litre drawer and a 4.5 litre drawer. It also includes a removable bowl, two cooking compartments and pre-set programmes including fries, chicken, vegetables, fish, dessert, dehydration and manual mode. Another option could be the Black 4L Manual Air Fryer from Asda for £50 which has a 4 litre capacity basket, up to 60 minutes timer and an automatic timer shut off. However, shoppers have rated the Ninja airfryer highly with a 4.3 out of 5 star rating from a total of 973 reviews. One shopper said: 'Perfect. Fits perfectly in our small kitchen and cooks food to perfection. Only used the oven once so far.' Another said: 'Love it - my new kitchen hero! I honestly didn't expect to love this air fryer this much, but the Ninja Double Stack XL has quickly become my go-to for almost every meal. Being able to cook two things at once - like salmon in one drawer and veggies in the other - saves me so much time and hassle. Everything comes out crispy, tasty and healthier without all the oil. It's also really easy to use and clean, which is a huge bonus. I find myself using it daily now - it's one of the best kitchen purchases I've made in ages!' Although Ninja is a well-loved brand, some customers weren't satisfied with their purchase this time around. One said, 'I personally found the double fryer not as good as the single fryer. The chips just didn't seem to crisp, and the compartments are smaller than the one compartment on the single.' 'Best thing I've bought, it does everything I expected,' said another shopper.
