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Ninja products are rarely the cheapest, but if you're going to buy Ninja anyway it's worth checking the Ninja eBay outlet for a bargain. As well as brand new items, it also sells refurbished air fryers, multi-cookers and temperature kettles at reduced prices.
Of course, you should still compare prices elsewhere to ensure you're getting the best possible deal.
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£120 Ninja Creami Breeze ice cream & frozen dessert maker
7,000 available. Normally it costs £200 for this popular model
ExpiredKitchen appliance brand Ninja is offering its Creami Breeze (NC201UK) ice cream & frozen dessert maker* for £119.99 (normally £199.99) when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSEICECREAM at the checkout.
The deal will end at 11.59pm on Sunday 10 September, or when all 7,000 have gone, whichever's sooner. Delivery's free and should take one to three working days.
This isn't the most MoneySaving kitchen gadget so do think carefully about whether you need one, but we've seen a lot of online buzz for this over recent weeks – so if you were going to buy one anyway, this deal makes it the cheapest we've ever seen it.
These are the model's key features:
- Two year warranty
- Seven automatic programs: Ice Cream, Gelato, Sorbet, Smoothie Bowl, Light Ice Cream, Milkshake, Mix-Ins
- Three dessert tubs, which make up to 1.4L of ice cream
- Top rack dishwasher-safe parts
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Ninja Kitchen air fryer and grill £175 (normally £270)
Plus multi-cooker for £180 (normally £300). Excludes Northern Ireland
ExpiredWe've Blagged a couple of codes that get decent discounts on a Ninja airfryer or a multi-cooker. While Ninja isn't the cheapest brand, these discounts do make these items the cheapest we could find them. The deals are...
- Ninja Foodi Max Health Grill & Air Fryer* for £174.99 (currently £197, normally £269.99) when you use code MSEGRILL
- Ninja Foodi 11-in-1 SmartLid Multi-Cooker* for £179.99 (currently £255, normally £299.99) using the code MSECOOK
There are 3,000 units available of each model. Both codes are valid until 11.59pm on Sunday 28 May or when all units have sold out, whichever's sooner.
Delivery's free and Ninja says it aims to ship orders the next working day, but it can take around three working days to arrive. Ninja delivers to most of the UK, but not to Northern Ireland.
The Ninja Foodi MAX Health Grill & Air Fryer AG551UK* includes:
- Six cooking functions. Ninja lists these as air fry, bake, roast, reheat, dehydrate and grill.
- 3.8L cooking pot
- 3.8L crisp basket
- 740cm² grill plate
- Cleaning brush
- Chef-created recipe guide
The Ninja Foodi 11-in-1 SmartLid Multi-Cooker 6L OL550UK* includes:
- Eleven cooking functions. Ninja lists these as pressure cook, air fry, grill, bake, dehydrate, sear/sauté, steam, slow cook, yoghurt, steam air fry and steam bake.
- Three cooking modes: combi-steam mode, pressure cook mode and air fry mode.
- 6L cooking pot
- 3.7L crisp basket
- Chef-created recipe guide
- Dish washer safe accessories
What is Ninja and is this deal any good?
Ninja is a popular kitchen appliance brand, known for its blenders, air fryers and food processors. It's part of the SharkNinja group, which sells the Shark vacuum cleaners. When we checked on Friday 12 May Ninja had a 'great' score of 4.1 out of 5 from 15,000+ reviews at Trustpilot.
Both products have decent reviews on both John Lewis and on Ninja's website and our codes have made them the cheapest way to buy. The next cheapest we could find these products sold elsewhere on Monday 22 May was £197 for the AG551UK at Amazon, and £218 for the OL550UK at J.C. Campbell Electrics. Though remember to check prices at other retailers before buying, to make sure you're getting the cheapest price.
Both models come with a one-year guarantee (or two if you register your product with Ninja within 28 days).
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