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Russell Hobbs dual air fryer discounted to £99
Amazon reduced the price of the 9-litre Russell Hobbs Dual Air Fryer from £114.84 to £99.
The Russell Hobbs 9-litre Dual Air Fryer was listed on Amazon for £99, down 14 percent from £114.84. The appliance has two 4.5-litre drawers, a temperature range of 40C to 200C and nine presets for frying, roasting and baking.
Its dual-zone system can run separate settings in each basket while synchronising their finish time. Other features include automatic shut-off, delayed start, keep-warm mode and a reminder to shake food during cooking. The ceramic-coated crisping plates and baskets have a non-stick surface and can be cleaned by hand or in a dishwasher. The manufacturer says the appliance uses up to 43 percent less energy and cooks twice as fast as a conventional oven.
Alternative offers cited were the 9.5-litre Ninja MAX six-function dual-zone model at £169.99, reduced from £239.99, and the 9.5-litre Power XL Vortex Pro Cooker at £59.99, reduced from £179.99. The Russell Hobbs model held an average customer rating of 4.6 out of five from more than 600 reviews, with some users requesting additional accessories or noting that food needs turning.
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