Shoppers rush to buy Ninja air fryer dupe for £100 less from little-known supermarket
SHOPPERS are rushing to buy a Ninja air fryer dupe for less than £100 from a little-known supermarket.
The popular gadget costs £100 less than a Ninja and people have been sharing the find online.
Bargain hunters have been heading to Farmfoods to pick up the Daewoo dual basket fryer for just £99.99.
An excited shopper posted details of the deal on the HotUKDeals website.
It quickly gained a 50+C rating – meaning users thought it was a great offer.
The Daewoo air fryer comes with two baskets and with a 4L capacity for each, so you can cook two different things at once.
It also has eight cooking functions and an digital display panel.
You’ll need to head to your nearest Farmfoods if you want to bag yourself the deal – the supermarket doesn’t offer online delivery.
To find your nearest branch, you’ll need to visit the Farmfoods website.
The retailers has more than 300 stores nationwide.
Dual-basket air fryers have really gained popularity over the past few months, and there can be some expensive alternatives.
Possibly the most popular brand for air fryers is Ninja, but its dual-drawer fryer costs £199.99 so can be a bit of an investment.
That’s why shoppers love alternatives like the Daewoo and at that price who can blame them.
This is the cheapest price we could find for this model, but as always do have a shop around – there’s never a bad time to bag a bargain.
It’s also the cheapest air fryer we could find with two baskets but there are others that cost less than the Ninja.
The similar Tower 9L dual basket model costs £134 at Argos.
As always before you commit to a purchase, you should have a shop around to make sure you’re getting the best deal.
Use price comparison tools like Google Shopping to find similar products from other retailers and compare prices.
Air fryers have gained popularity over the last few months because using one for 15 minutes costs just 13p.
It comes as energy bills are still heavily on everyone’s minds, and people have turned to plug in devices to save their coins.
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