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Dual Basket 9L Digital Air Fryer - Free Click & Collect
Dual Basket 9L Digital Air Fryer - Free Click & Collect
Dual Basket 9L Digital Air Fryer - Free Click & Collect
Dual Basket 9L Digital Air Fryer - Free Click & Collect
Dual Basket 9L Digital Air Fryer - Free Click & Collect
Dual Basket 9L Digital Air Fryer - Free Click & Collect
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Posted 13 November 2023

Dual Basket 9L Digital Air Fryer - Free Click & Collect

£55
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Decent price for this Dual Basket Digital Air Fryer with a 9L total capacity and 8 pre-set cooking functions, now down to £55 at George Asda with free click and collect from stores.

2 Year Warranty Included.


  • 4L capacity basket
  • 2 x 4.5L capacity baskets with separate cooking controls
  • Sync or match cooking functions to allow each compartment to cook at separate temperatures, times, & settings and be ready at the same time
  • Touch screen LED panel
  • 8 preset functions
  • Variable temperature range 80-200C
  • Up to 60 minute timer controls
  • Removable dishwasher safe cooking baskets & trays with non-stick coating for easy cleaning
  • Automatic timer shut off
  • 2000 Watts


Dimensions
36.7 x 36.5 x 31.2 cm

Weight
8 kg


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  1. Scartacus's avatar
    How many people would this feed?
    Monstrous's avatar
    It would take quite a few family members to eat the entire air fryer I reckon
  2. nicwalsall's avatar
    £7 in Asda cashpot when you spend over £70 too
  3. jamie.jackson's avatar
    if you know anyone who works at Asda they are getting double discount from Thursday so you’ll get this for £44
    nicwalsall's avatar
    Doubt they'll be stock left by then . 2 stores near me already sold out
  4. Ids5gt's avatar
    Still some in store for those that still want one. Stock checker online to save a wasted journey. Just picked one up.
  5. RICARDOMINSKI's avatar
    As previous comment - still in store. Just picked up mine in Cumbernauld Asda - still about 10 left on the pallet
  6. Ids5gt's avatar
    Keep them on. The arrow points rearwards and if you angle them as you drop them in, they go in easy.
    Katie_Wraith's avatar
    Oops maybe I've slotted mine in wrong way then thanks
  7. deleted17634's avatar
    Cheapest dual air fryer so far? I think so.

    Heat added
  8. David18's avatar
    Cant speak for this model, but I've had the larger single drawer air fryer from asda for a couple months now and it's been perfect for me. Was worried it would be rubbish as other air fryers of a similar size are 4-5x the price but it's been faultless for me.
    _Titan_Warrior_X's avatar
    Yep, can agree, I bought x2 (one for my mum) of Asda £40 large, single air fryer and it is absolutely faultless, so much so, I returned my Aldi one as it was 1700 watts, whereas the Asda one is 2000. Can't say much about this x2 drawer model, but their single are faultless. (edited)
  9. Welsh75's avatar
    Thanks for this. I've been after one for my Dad as a Christmas present and didn't want to buy a Ninja just incase he didn't use it enough

    EDIT:
    Does anyone know if the compartments are the same size as the Ninja's? I'd like to buy silicone liners as well (edited)
  10. Saf.k's avatar
    Fried Air never tasted so good
  11. d_q's avatar
    Loads in Charlton store
  12. joerob1972's avatar
    Hi all

    Just setting mine up now and trying to put the grill pans in the bottom of the 2 baskets. There are 4 rubber corner pieces on each grill pan which makes it hard to push them in.
    Do these need to be on or can they be taken off?
    Katie_Wraith's avatar
    I had the same problem I've done it so the arrows are facing up (guessing they go in that way and then push top corners down first then other side seemed to work but I wasn't sure if to remove them either
  13. avalonsunset's avatar
    Is it safe to put greaseproof paper on top of the grill plates?
    BillysYoungest's avatar
    That's exactly what we do. But do not put the greaseproof paper in while it's warming up as it will be blown about and sucked upwards. We use greaseproof paper to make it easier to lift out and provide a level of less clean up for things like cheese on toast or cooking things such as bacon. So it is safe to use. You could also, just if you prefer to, wrap the tray on foil or greaseproof paper to make sure it does not get blown up while in use. Hope that helps.
  14. Orange_swan's avatar
    Has 8 reviews on Asda
    2.55% - 9.35% Topcashback
    + Top gift cards
    (edited)
  15. morpheus's avatar
    As long as it's got no major flaws, sounds like a great deal. Asda usually good with warranty exchanges / refunds as I recall.
    oh_my's avatar
    Looks like the same manufacturer as the single-drawer Costco one that we have, which has been fine bar the grill tray losing its non-stick coating very quickly.
  16. _Titan_Warrior_X's avatar
    Aldi have one for £69.99 if not sure about this one - listed yesterday
  17. cubensis's avatar
    Looks like the "Prolix" one, reviews are pretty good if it's the same.

    Rip off at Amazon as you'd expect

    amzn.eu/d/8…cZ4 (edited)
  18. rob585's avatar
    OOS...☹️
  19. mummymelly's avatar
    Ooh now I’ve got the single basket 6l one from George( had it over two years) been fantastic, so much so I bought another when down to £39 (new in loft )
    My local has these in stock may sway and get one! It’s what to do with other one lol
  20. Kimmy_25's avatar
    Picked 2 up in store last night - 1 for us, 1 for my parents Christmas present. I have to say it's such a lovely air fryer and so easy to use. It's early days but I love it already - especially the sync function.
    erko247's avatar
    Is it a big unit?
  21. po57405k's avatar
    Anyone have any reviews on this as the ones on the Asda site are very hit and miss.
  22. Chubzilla100's avatar
    Was out of stock yesterday, stock checker said one in my local but they were cleared out, but back in stock online currently and bagged one. If anyones still looking best check online every so often
    magicmat's avatar
    Where is the stock checker please?
  23. joerob1972's avatar
    Thanks all, I will give it another go.
  24. samgillespie1990's avatar
    I've ordered this but not picked it up yet. Not expecting a ninja or anything but is it actually any good? It's considerably cheaper than any other dual 9L that I can see.
    BillysYoungest's avatar
    Picked ours up yesterday and it is great. It's a lot bigger than I thought it would be compared to the 5L single drawer we currently have. But because we found using an air fryer good for us we decided to get a bigger 2nd one. So now have the opportunity to use 3 drawers to be able to give us maximum options. But will probably use the single drawer 5L for baking and the larger 2 drawer for main meals.
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