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Ninja deals
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Ninja Kitchen up to £80 off selected products
Via MSE Blagged codes. For example, £230 multi-cooker for £150
ExpiredUpdate on Wed 22 Dec at 8.31am: Ninja has told us there are 1,800+ remaining of the blender and soup maker (HB150UK), and 1,500+ remaining of the multi-cooker (OP500UK).
If your current blender is giving you mixed results and you're looking to replace it, we've blagged a Ninja Foodi blender and soup maker for £99.99 (normally £149.99) and a Ninja Foodi 9-in-1 multi-cooker for £149.99 (normally £229.99). Simply enter the relevant MSE Blagged code at the checkout until 11.59pm on Fri 24 Dec.
Ninja says if you're buying this as a Christmas gift, you'll need to place your order at least seven days before Christmas Eve (so by Fri 17 Dec) for it to arrive in time for the big day. Both items come with a one-year warranty.
- Ninja Foodi blender & soup maker HB150UK (3,000 available)* – £99.99 with our code MSEHB150UK (normally £149.99). Next cheapest we found £129 at Amazon*
- Ninja Foodi MAX 9-in-1 multi-cooker 7.5L OP500UK (5,000 available)* – £149.99 with our code MSEOP500UK (normally £229.99). Next cheapest we found £229.99 at Argos*
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, who sell the popular Shark vacuum cleaner. When we checked on Tue 14 Dec, Ninja had a 'great' score of 4.2 out of 5 from 8,000+ reviews at Trustpilot.
When we had a look on Mon 13 Dec, both products had decent reviews on both Amazon and on Ninja's website and our codes 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.
Need some ingredients for that soup? See our cheap veg round-up.
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