B&M shoppers race to snap up £25 kitchen essential that’s £75 cheaper than Ninja version and comes with MORE settings
B&M shoppers are racing to grab a £25 kitchen essential that’s £75 cheaper than the Ninja version.
The must-have gadget is flying off shelves as savvy shoppers snap up the deal in stores nationwide, but stocks are running low.
If you're on the hunt for an Easter bargain, shoppers can snag a generous 45% off a Tower single drawer air fryer at B&M.
The versatile kitchen appliance is perfect for cooking various foods, primarily those that are traditionally deep-fried or baked.
They can also be used to reheat food, cook vegetables, and even bake some desserts.
At just £25, it’s a steal and offers a healthier alternative to deep frying, using hot air circulation instead of oil.
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Its large 5.6 litre size capacity makes it great for family cooking and comes equipped with five settings: grill, air fryer, roast, bake and dehydrate.
With its compact size and simple setup, there’s no need to be a professional chef to impress your guests.
The deal first caught fire in the popular Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group.
While Ninja's 4.7L version of the air fryer has many five star customer reviews, it comes with a hefty £79.99 price tag.
It also has just four cooking functions: Air Fry, Roast, Dehydrate, Reheat.
B&M's bargain makes it the right time to upgrade items around your home.
Or invest in the Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker, which is ideal for the upcoming warm weather.
The compact Woodfire barbecue is ideal for smaller outdoor spaces like balconies or patios, and with the savings costs £164.25 instead of the normal £219 price tag.
Meanwhile, the Big Chill Cocktail Slushie Maker is being hailed as the ultimate garden party essential.
Whether you're hosting a barbecue, chilling in the sun, or planning a big night in, this gadget promises to deliver instant icy cocktails in seconds.
Why B&M is so good for bargains
SENIOR Digital Writer, Abby Wilson, who loves a shopping trip to B&M, has shared her thoughts on why the chain is the place to go for bargain buys...
WE all love B&M (especially me). It's a one-stop-shop where you can nab all things from gardenware and homeware, to snacks and cleaning supplies.
Not only do we love the variety B&M offers (because after all, who can be bothered to go to five different shops anymore?!), but the prices are brilliant too.
If you're on a budget, B&M is definitely worth vising - as it's full of cheap bargain buys.
Not only will you find affordable items, but B&M is full of dupes too - so if you're after beauty buys without the designer price tag, you'll need to take a trip.
Similar to this, the chain are eager to get on trends - so if you see something in H&M Home but are on a budget and can't justify the price, give it a few weeks and you'll probably spot something similar on the shelves in your local B&M.
At just £20, it’s a steal, especially when compared to high-end rivals like the Ninja Slushi Frozen Drink Maker, which sells for £349.99.
B&M describes the cocktail maker as the "essential party accessory", and it's clear shoppers agree.
Daniel saw the deal and shared it in the popular Snack Reviews Facebook group.
He wrote: “This Cocktail Slush Maker is great for Saturday night and all summer. Now just £20 in B&M!”
Just add ice, syrup, and your choice of alcohol for a refreshing cocktail, or skip the booze for a fun mocktail that the whole family can enjoy.
Fans say it’s perfect for hot days in the garden or spicing up weekend plans without spending a fortune.
Remember to compare prices, it is important to remember to always shop around when buying something like this as you might find a cheaper alternative.
Websites like Trolley and Price Spy let you compare thousands of products across different retailers to find the best price.
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Price Spy even lets you see how much an item has cost over time, so you can see if the current price is a good deal.
A quick scan on the Google Shopping/Product tab will also bring up how much retailers are selling a certain item for.