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Ninja Kitchen 11-in-1 multi-cooker £170 (normally £230)
Via MSE Blagged £60 off code. Excludes Northern Ireland
ExpiredIf you go online to Ninja* you can get a Foodi Max 11-in-1 multi-cooker for £169.99 (normally £229.99) when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSE60 at the checkout. This deal will end at 11.59pm on Mon 30 May, or when all 5,000 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 for your order to arrive. Ninja delivers to most of the UK, but not to Northern Ireland.
The 11-in-1 multi-cooker has (you guessed it) 11 different cooking functions, including pressure cook, air fry, grill, bake, steam, slow cook and dehydrate. Ninja says this model can cook up to four portions, so a decent size if you’re cooking for a family.
The Ninja Foodi Max 11-in-1 multi-cooker 6L OL550UK includes:
- 11 cooking functions. Ninja list these as pressure cook, air fry, grill, bake, dehydrate, sear/sauté, steam, slow cook, yoghurt, steam air fry and steam bake.
- 6L non-stick cooking pot
- 3.7L non-stick cook and crisp basket
- Reversible rack
- Chef-created recipe guide
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 Tue 24 May, Ninja had a 'great' score of 4.1 out of 5 from 10,400+ reviews at Trustpilot.
This multi-cooker has decent reviews on both John Lewis and on Ninja's website and our code made this the cheapest way to buy. The next cheapest we could find this sold elsewhere on Tue 24 May, was £220 at Amazon. Though remember to check prices at other retailers before buying, to make sure you're getting the cheapest price.
This cooker comes with a one-year guarantee.
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Ninja Kitchen £70 off selected products
Via MSE Blagged code. For example, £200 multi-cooker for £130
ExpiredUpdate 12.23pm Tue 22 Feb: When we initially featured this offer in the newsletter, there were 2,000 food processors available and 6,000 multi-cookers. There are still 1,000 food processors and 1,500 multi-cookers available.
If your current food processor is giving you mixed results and you're looking to replace it, we've blagged a Ninja 3-in-1 food processor for £129.99 (normally £199.99) and a Ninja Foodi 7-in-1 multi-cooker for £129.99 (normally £199.99). Simply enter the code MSE70 at the checkout until 11.59pm on Sun 27 Feb. Both items come with a one-year guarantee.
Delivery's free and Ninja says it should take around three working days.
- Ninja exclusive blue edition 3-in-1 food processor BN800UKDB (1,000 available)* – £129.99 with our code (normally £199.99). Comes with a free apron.
- Ninja Foodi 7-in-1 multi-cooker 6L OP300UK (1,500 available)* – £129.99 with our code (normally £199.99).
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 Tue 15 Feb, Ninja had a 'great' score of 4 out of 5 from 9,600+ reviews at Trustpilot.
When we had a look on Tue 15 Feb, both products had decent reviews on both John Lewis and on Ninja's website and our code made this the cheapest way to buy. Though remember to check prices at other retailers before buying, to make sure you're getting the cheapest price.
See our Supermarket coupons page to see if you can make a saving on the weekly shop.
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