A SUPERMARKET is selling a massive nine litre air fryer for half price – making it 82% cheaper than the pricey Ninja gadget.
Shoppers are rushing to buy the double drawer air fryer which has been slashed from £100 to just £50.
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Iceland is selling its Daewoo Double Drawer Air Fryer for a fraction of the price of the expensive luxury version.
Ninja’s air fryers can cost as much as £270 – which is a lot to dish out when there are plenty of other decent models on the market.
You could save as much as 82% buying the £50 Iceland dupe.
It has all the same functions – with a dual drawer layout so you can cook two things at once.
According to the Iceland website, it has an innovative Sync Finish so you cook different foods to be ready at the same time.
And the shake function means you can set the alarm to remind you to shake and flip over whatever you are cooking to ensure the food is evenly cooked.
It also comes with a manual 60-minute timer so there is no risk of burning your food.
The new 50% off deal makes it one of the cheapest 9L air fryer dupes on the market.
Aldi’s version recently hit shelves for £59.99 – making it a good offer, but not quite as good as Iceland.
Meanwhile, Lidl’s 9.5L Silvercrest dupe is neck and neck with Aldi, also retailing at £59.99.
However, Lidl‘s version comes with a little bit of extra space, making it arguably better value for money than Aldi.
While Iceland‘s Daewoo model is a whole £10 cheaper, it doesn’t come with a warranty – something which Aldi and Lidl both offer.
This is worth considering when opting for the Iceland bargain, as products like these can be liable to damage.
It comes as a reminder to always check reviews on the supermarket’s website and compare prices before you buy.
A great way to compare prices is by using websites such as Trolley, which can pull together all the latest deals for you.
If you’re keen on getting your hands on the Iceland model, you may have to be quick, as deals this big tend to sell out fast.
You can currently order online by searching for the exact product in the search bar and adding it to your basket.
Bear in mind this may come with a delivery fee if you’re ordering it to your house.
If you want to get your hands on one right away, it could be worth popping into your local Iceland store.
It doesn’t specify online which stores are stocking the product – so ring up beforehand and ask to avoid disappointment.
If you’re having trouble finding your local Iceland store you can go to its website and use the Store Finder tool.
How to save money at Easter
Sun Savers Editor Lana Clements shares her tips on how to save cash at Easter…
Stock up on eggs – The best value Easter eggs typically sell out by the time the long weekend comes around so by in advance and stash in a cupboard so that you don’t get tempted to nibble.
Cut entertaining costs – If you are hosting family or friends over the holiday, consider asking them to bring a dish such as dessert, or a couple of bottles to cut costs. Use a price comparison site to find the lowest prices on the food and any other decorations or gifts that you need. Try PriceRunner or Trolley.co.uk.
Plan ahead – School holidays combined with gift can make Easter a pricey time of year, especially if you have children. Create a budget ahead of time and look for ways to keep it in check. You can go for free days out by making a scavenge hunts and limit the number of
Flash sales – Make a list of what you need for Easter and look out for flash sales or promotions from supermarkets on items that you need.
Cashback – Use cashback sites to get a little kick back on any spending that you are doing. Try Topcashback or Quidco.
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