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Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer [AF300UK] 2 Drawers, 6 Cooking Functions, 7.6L, Black £199 @ Amazon
Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer [AF300UK] 2 Drawers, 6 Cooking Functions, 7.6L, Black £199 @ Amazon
Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer [AF300UK] 2 Drawers, 6 Cooking Functions, 7.6L, Black £199 @ Amazon
Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer [AF300UK] 2 Drawers, 6 Cooking Functions, 7.6L, Black £199 @ Amazon
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Posted 31 December 2022

Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer [AF300UK] 2 Drawers, 6 Cooking Functions, 7.6L, Black £199 @ Amazon

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2 independent cooking zones – Different foods, different programs, both ready at the same time.
6 cooking functions – Air Fry, Max Crisp, Roast, Bake, Reheat & Dehydrate.
Up to 75 percent faster than fan ovens. Cook from frozen to crispy.
Air Fry – Up to 75 percent less fat than traditional frying methods.
Includes: 2 x 3.8L cooking drawers (7.6L total capacity), 2 x crisper plates, chef-created recipe guide. Dishwasher-safe parts.
Wattage: 2400 W
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  1. newbie68's avatar
    Anti- Ninja here. I wouldn't buy this if you value money. The product is great and works as expected, but when your crisp trays wear out (general wear and tear through use and washing) you will be left with a working machine that is effectively useless. You can go on cooking but your food will stick all the time. Of course Ninja do say they sell replacements BUT they have no intention of ever doing this. They have been out of stock for 2 years now. They refuse to release stock to sell to force you into buying a new machine. They ignore all communication about this and HAVE never commented on any feedback relating to this issue. ignore all emails. Try and remove feedback highlighting this issue (not always successful - but they have removed some from their own site, including my own.

    Buy by all means but be aware of where you will be in 12-18 months
    haywan's avatar
    Good to know thank you. What other brands would you recommend instead? 
  2. deleted248415's avatar
    Anonymous User
    49195575-5CKyP.jpg49195575-trzoG.jpgAf300uk vs af400uk side by side
  3. MTill's avatar
    Waiting for the anti Ninja crew to show up
    SnayBear's avatar
    Are they related to the anti android crew?
  4. onacoolday's avatar
    That’s the selling price for that model anyway. Now if it was for the 9.5L, that would be a better deal.😃
  5. CrazeUK's avatar
    Cold for me. The af400 (bigger one) was at 180 in argos a few days ago.

    Also the af300 is on at 200 in argos as a standard price.
  6. jond155's avatar
    I feel like I'm going crazy listening to all my family tell me to get one of these air fryers. Then everyone online telling me they can cook a whole roast dinner in them.

    What's wrong with an oven? I can cook a roast dinner in that too - why spend hundreds of pounds on these? I wish someone could tell me, as I genuinely don't get it.

    Maybe it's me - I don't use an oven much anyway, we tend to cook hob meals; lasagne, chilli, curries etc.
    badger636's avatar
    It’s healthier, much tastier, cooks things properly. You have to try it to understand it, I haven’t used my oven since I’ve had this. Plus it’s a lot cheaper to run too so you do make a saving there
  7. Budweiser_072000's avatar
    We have had ours for over a year now and has shown no sign of wearing out? we use it daily with constant cleaning after use

    We will never go back to using the oven
    c58's avatar
    Tell me you have a terrible diet without telling me you have a terrible diet
  8. Segal's avatar
    When will the air fryer merry go round end ?
    adil171's avatar
    Someone keeps putting £1 coin into the ride
  9. Ceyx_Apple's avatar
    Can you not add silicone liners to the trays when they wear out?
    harvi92's avatar
    Defeats the purpose of having an air fryer
  10. mrsj2008's avatar
    Does anyone know what the difference is between an air fryer and a halogen oven? As far as i can see they both cook with a halogen bulb.
    CrazeUK's avatar
    No. The air fryer has a heating element, like an electric grill with a large fan that blows the heat around.

    The halogen heat lamp is one directional - usually from the top.

    See it like going to a hot country and a wind blowing over you, as opposed to sitting outside with a light (halogen) heater toasting your head
  11. willhay555's avatar
    Usually dispatched within one to two months.
  12. Fattyboomboom's avatar
    Paid £179 in July for the 9L version of this from Amazon. It's great and we use it most days and cooks things way way quicker than a fan oven does.
  13. badger636's avatar
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    Made a roast dinner in it today. Best thing I’ve ever bought for cooking
    Unsane's avatar
    Any tips on getting a 16kg turkey in there?
  14. rickinyorkshire's avatar
    Gone up to £264 now.
  15. horsey's avatar
    relative has one, says they are great

    kinda dubious myself, I think I'd start to eat way too much fried chicken
  16. cycleman's avatar
    Got one for £176 with discount, are they fairly intuitive to use?
  17. greatshowman's avatar
    Mrs loves it. Wonder why i didn't get it before. I used think, it was just yet another hype in HDUK.
  18. pjwpjw's avatar
    What kind of none-stick do these use? Cancer causing PFA’s or something safe?
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