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A POPULAR Asda air fryer that shoppers say is “as good as Ninja” has been slashed in price.

The supermarket has also significantly cut the price of its own-brand air fryer so customers can save even more.

Air fryers have shot up in popularity in recent years with many hoping to save time, effort and money making them their number one cooking appliance.

However, the cost and quality can vary vastly between brands and Ninja is often praised for their models by shoppers.

However, Asda‘s George Home Stainless Steel 9L Multi-Basket Air Fryer is looking to rival the company.

The product has also recently had its price slashed from £85 and is currently on offer at £55.25.

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Beyond that, fans have given the product rave reviews, and it maintains an average online rating of 4.4 out of a potential five stars.

One impressed fan wrote: “This is a brilliant air fryer with 3 drawers , so cheap and as good as a Ninja one, nice simple to use as well 100% recommend.”

Another added: “Love this versatile airfryer. Can separate to 2 compartments or use as 1 big whole one.”

And a third commented: “My husband has wanted an air fryer for so long and I just didnt want a big thing taking up valuable counter space, but whilst it is big it is a lifesaver.

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“Cooks things super quick and has made things in the kitchen so much easier. We hardly ever use the oven now.”

George at Asda notes that the deal is subject to availability and cannot be applied to deliveries outside the UK.


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