I have the Ninja AF300. I’ve had it for a year now and I haven’t used my gas oven since. The 300 model has slightly smaller drawers but I still managed to do myself a Christmas dinner in it last year for myself. Half a chicken in one drawer with the pigs in blankets and stuffing balls. Then in the other drawer my roast potatoes and roast carrots and roast parsnips and one of those ready made Yorkshire puddings. Did my veg in my steamer on the hob. Christmas dinner done in half an hour 😃 I love my air fryer. If I want to do a whole chicken I cut it in half and put half in each drawer as my smaller model not big enough to do a whole chicken. I do pork chops, steak, salmon in mine. I love your videos. Keep them coming xx 💕
Hi Catherine 👋 I love hearing what everyone cooks, so thank you for sharing 😊 I often cut my whole chickens up either in half or portions as I think sometimes it works out cheaper. I hope you have a lovely week x
Lindz, only used mine for 2 months. Being a widower and me being on my own, this model I.e the dual has absolutely blown me away and you have had a massive help in me filling my boots ❤
I bought this exact same machine. We recieved a ridicoulous gas bill in Winter because my mother loves to cook Roasts each week when its cold. The gas oven takes way to long to cook it so this will definetly save us money on the energy bills
Me and my partner purchased one of these less than a week ago and have been experimenting with it , i dont know if its just us but we both feel like any thing we have cooked in it so far feels so much lighter and seems alot healther to eat , we love it and probably should have purchased one a long time ago ,love your videoes ❤
Hi Andy 👋 I have to agree that food cooked does seem healthier, and I assume it is as most of the fat drains away, so it's a win for health and the energy bills 😊 I hope you have a wonderful new year 😊 x
Hi Lindz😊 I have the ninja dual drawer with the dial in the middle, had no problems up to now, and for me and wife it is absolutely perfect, I’ve tried for four people and it’s not designed for that. Can’t wait for upcoming content from you, really love your channel. Look after yourself Lindz, your community needs you. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪💜🎄xx
Hi Michael 💜 I'm so glad you're enjoying my content, and thank you for being here. Your support means so much. I hope you and your lovely wife have a great week 💕x
First of all would like to say your comments are fantastic, you don't shy away from the bad stuff and you post your not mistakes but things that don't quite turn out perfect , good job, we had a cosori before and it was great but the twin with the probe is on another level. We have tried roast's Whole chickens with the probe and all of these dishes turned out perfect, we did keep a watch at certain times to check the cooking temps and I have to say we are very happy. All that's left to say is keep up the good work, we love this channel. Thank you.
Hi Linz, I have a Tower smokeless grill and Airfryer. It has a lift lid on it it also has bake, grill , roast and dehydrate functions. It's well worth the money I paid for it. It's super easy to clean and very cheap to run. I highly recommend it to anyone. It's super easy to clean because of the lift lid. I love your videos 😊
Hi Julie 👋 I can definitely see the advantages of a lift up lid, especially for cleaning 😀 Thank you for sharing with us what you have. I know it helps a lot of people who read the comments x
Hi, I have just discovered your channel and subscribed. I have had a Ninja foodie for about three years now, it’s the smaller version as there is only my husband and I. I use it mainly for slow and pressure cooking. I have recently bought the dual drawer, the same model as yours. I’m still learning how to use it but most recipes have worked so far. I can do a complete meal as there is only two of us. One of my daughters has the same machine and they are a family of six. She uses it daily as she has to do different meals, the younger two children have food allergies. I still use my oven, hob and microwave as well. It depends on what I am going to cook. Thanks again for the videos and keep up the good work x
Hi Sylvia 👋 I recently bought a foodie the 11in1 and although I love pressure cooking ( have Instant pots for a few years) the air fryer function on the 11in1 is unbelievably loud making me regret the getting it. I hope you love the dual as much as I do it's been a game changer x
i was extremely lucky, about 3 months ago 2 sisters from USA whom i've been facebook friends with over 10 years gifted me the little brother of your Ninja after i'd been trying to make my mind up for the past 2 years. it has totally changed my eating habits. fresh bread rolls in the morning if i want them , more proper meals with mostly chips or tater tots, meat or fish. i mostly do my veg in the micro zap box as being single i find frozen veg cheaper and can have a larger range to choose from. i am hoping to get a new kitchen next year with more room and even more storage as the cooker will disappear. i shall get an electric double hob cooker thing that i can put away if not needed so more free counter space. atm my counter space is so small that the ninja lives in the sitting room (great for midnight snacking) . i think my ninja is amazing and i hope it will live as long as me, not just because of the replacement costs, but it is a very very special ninja for me :)
Such a lovely story. Thank you for sharing with us ❤️ I'm so glad you're eating better, and I totally agree with frozen veg. it's so much cheaper. I've been looking at induction hobs one I can also store away, but I need to do a little more research first. A new kitchen sounds good, especially as it will give you more room. Have a great week, lovely, and thank you also for being here x
One new item we love is an induction hob........ Tefal single portable hob which will powerfully boil a huge stockpot of water while also taking up very little space. 13amp plug so no hard wiring and stick it away in your cupboard when finished. IKEA also do a single as well as a twin portable induction hob which is slightly less powerful. Just bear in mind that you need metal pots that will attract a magnet otherwise, they won't work!
@fabianmckenna8197 Thank you Fabian it's the tefal slim I've been looking at, so it's great to hear someone that got one. Most of my pans are Stainless steel, and I've magnet tested them all good x
@@LindzandLife Hi Lindz, I'm loving your videos, and have recommended you to friends who have the Ninja. My cooker died in February and I haven't replaced it yet, but was thinking about an induction hob that can be put away. The magnet test - does the magnet have to stick to your pans or not? Thanks for your great content and easy manner.
Hi Linz, i bought the ninja 30lt oven and it's a nightmare to clean! Ninjas cleaning advise its totally inadequate. The nonstick coating is like trying to get blood out of a stone, literally, it cant be done. I resorted to oven cleaner and even that didnt work.! 😢 my advise, buy an air fryer oven with a stainless Steel interior. Definitely going to try The Pink Stuff, thanks Linz ❤
Hi Dawn, I really need to look up the Ninja oven just to see one as I didn't know they were a thing, and there's a few comments saying there a nightmare to clean. I use the pink stuff for most things it's really good for stained cups and spoons too x
Hi LINDZ I bought the same model as you after watching your demonstrations i absolutely love it and you make things look so easy . There's a lot of content on airfryers on RUclips but i must say i enjoy watching you. Take care.😊❤
i agree lindz , i dont use cheap liquid , i go to farm foods and buy 5 litres and that works out much cheaper. i tend to wipe out my air fryers after each use as find that a lot easier than a deep clean, look forward to seeing you using your new airfryer ,take care lindz
Hi Grace 👋 I wish we had farm foods here. We do have a dealz which is actually poundland, and I find some good bargains in there. I think if we look after things the longer they last. Think that goes as a life quote also 💜x
What a wonderful review! I purchased a Cosori Dual basket air fryer instead of the Ninja because the temperature goes to 450F and the Ninja didn't, and for the recipes I use the extra heat does the trick! Each drawer has a viewing window so you don't have to open the drawer when its cooking. Very pleased with my purchase.
Thank you lovely 💜 I had a cosori when starting my air fryer journey, My 2 ninjas go up to 240c, which I think relates to 475f ish. The most important thing is that you're happy with your purchase happy cooking x
@lindamericano Hi lovely this did happen to me a few times in the beginning. I worked out it was because I wasn't drying off my chips enough. I hope that helps x
Hi Lindz , I have the same Ninja double for over a year and have done everything in it. I didn’t used my stove even once. I had no problème I wouldn’t change it for an other one, and I don’t know how much you pay, but me I paid 169.$ Canadian and I just love it.
Hi Raymond 👋 I haven't used my oven since last Christmas and that was for the turkey. It's now an expensive storage unit 🤣 I'm always amazed how cheaper electronics are in Canada but how expensive food is x
Great video thanks. I’ve just bought one of these from Argos as they had an extra 20% off. Totally agree about the size. I bought it for just myself and it’s perfect. Can’t image using it for 8 people! I love the 2 drawers and the sync feature. It makes it far more practical than my convection oven.
We have the next one up with the round dial in the centre. The most annoying thing for me is setting the timer, if you keep your finger pressed on the button the timer drops in 5 second intervals until it gets to 15 then it drops to 1. most things i cook are for either 8, 10 or 12 minutes. It is in fact cheaper to use a gas oven but it doesn't crisp up as good. Definitely cheaper than using an electric oven though unless you have a lot to cook. All in all they are an asset to the kitchen. I do struggle to get decent chips compared to using a deep fat fryer.
Hello Lindz. I have had the smaller Ninja for a month or so and I am completely happy with it. Just my son and I so it is big enough for the two of us. Love your videos. Keep it up,love from South Australia.
Hi 👋 We bought our 2 weeks ago. So far, I have cooked full chickens and a beef roast using the probe with successful results. I must admit that with the chickens, I did probe them myself to be on the safe side.
Hi Lindz, thank you for your helpful reviews and recipes. I recently bought a Tower T17099 Vortx, which has 2 drawers 5.2l and 3.3l. I'm new to air fryers so didn't want to splash out on the Ninja but needed a decent size for our family of 3. It's amazing - cooked a 1.5kg roast chicken no problem with roast potatoes and microwave steamed veg, all on the table in well under the 1hr 35 mins it would have taken in the oven. Absolutely love it and think it's a great cheaper option if you need the larger capacity ‐ I got some accessory racks so I can double up cooking 2 layers of food in one drawer. Nina
Hi Nina 👋 I actually looked at the air fryer you bought before I decided on the ninja, and I must say I still like the look of the tower. The idea of having the 2 different size draws is handy, and Iso glad to hear you're happy with it. Thank you for being here and happy cooking x
Thanks Lindz, I've revisited your video as I've some more thoughts after using the Vortx for 6 weeks. It's a great slightly more budget option if you need a larger dual drawer for the family (£69 bashed box on Amazon) and I've cooked lots of meals in it. However it takes longer to bake meals from scratch (Tower says add 5 mins) and you need to parboil chips first otherwise they don't cook well. I use my Sistema rice cooker pot to boil them in the microwave. Roast meats are great, though I have had to butterfly very large chicken breasts otherwise again they need finishing off in the microwave. Baked frozen snacks like sausage rolls, nuggets, mini samosas are fantastic - the pastry tastes way better than when I've done them in the oven. The Tower website has a free recipe book which I've found very useful too. Really appreciate your videos as a novice air fryer home cook. Nina
Hi Lindz I have exactly the same as yours, I think it is trial and error. Some things are shorter in cooking times,plus no oven just to cook a small item. Still I am learning different things to cook also that by you sharing the recipes and seeing how you do it ,this really helps so Thankyou Lindz
I have just bought the ninja with the divider, I opened it up and thought oh my goodness what have I done. I do have the dome ninja which I love. Thank you for this channel there are some great recipes you have cooked and given me confidence now to use it.
Hi Jacqueline 👋 I wish my sink was big enough for the flex, and I totally understand that oh what have I got moment. I bought the ninja speedi nearly 2 weeks ago, and it's still sealed in the box but after a little encouragement from some of my lovely viewers I will this week open it 😀 Hope you have a lovely week and happy cooking you can do it x
I love qatching your videos and have leant a lot. I have a Ninja which looks the same as yours but mine doesn't have the probe you referred to. Keep up the good work and hopefully I ill soon be as competent as you when cooking with my air fryer.
I just brought it from very today, from £269 down to £200 so I’m happy with that and I get it tomorrow as I already have the ninja foodie 15 in 1 smart lid and it’s great 👍🏻
A very fair assessment Lindz. In some ways I envy your 2 drawer version (like cleaning), as I think you know, I've got the Multizone and I think, all thinks being equal and hand on heart, the Multizone is the better option for me and for instance, would make feeding 4 persons easier. Using these machines is easy and quick ..... we haven't used our oven at all since we bought it. They obviously do save money. I'm so pleased I found you on RUclips and you just inspire me so much - just love your delivery and long may you continue to knock out good honest grub. My only concerns with air frying are that I can't really see how I can do Chinese or Indian stuff. Take care x
Hi Roger 👋 I'm so glad to hear you're loving your multi zone 😊 And happy to hear you're enjoying my content. Thank you for your comments 💜 I have to say I love a good curry I'm limited here on how much spice I use as my himself isn't a fan. But I've a basic recipe coming tomorrow done in the air fryer that I'm sure you can adjust 😉 Have a lovely week Roger x
Hi Linz I am in my 70 s from Australia I have the same one as you and a corsori dual blaze and I use them both and very happy watching you tube video s to learn and I love both of my air fryers cheers Diane 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Hi Diane 💜 I'm looking to upgrade my current cosori to the dual blaze. I like the double element aspect and think it would work better for baking ? it's lovely to have you here all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 Its like having friends and pen pals all over the world 💜x
Hi 👋 I’m a single guy living alone and have just brought a 2L Chefree (cheap) Air Fryer and not even used it as of messaging you and watching and subscribing to your channel, I haven’t got a clue on using my air fryer 🤪 and hoping to learn everything from you lol, I never cook whole chickens just a chicken breast and 4 or 5 roast potatoes etc and hoping a 2L one is going to be big enough 🤞🏻 love your channel, love you and loving your puppy Rottweiler, I had one many years ago, keep up the good work x
Hi Terry 👋 I just had a search as I didn't know chefree made a 2L. I think once you start using it, you'll love it, and once you're used to it, they do make cooking and clean up a lot easier. Most people try chips first for frozen. I'd suggest 190c for 12-15 minutes checking halfway and giving the draw a skake. I'll give my fur baby a cuddle from you 😉 Thanks for being here, and let's hope I can help you get using that air fryer x
Really good to hear your honest feedback on the ninja air fryer. great video. Lindz I hope ninja promote you for there products. Iv got the ninja air fryer AF300UK model.
Hi Savi 💜 I'm still trying to find dishes that fit your model lovely. It's doubtful that Ninja would sponsor me as I'm a little too honest 🤣 I have just bought another ninja product, but I'm second guessing my choice now 😅 Unboxing is coming soon Xx
I have that one too since Nov 22 I've been super pleased with it especially how much it saves on my energy bill daily and on time I have time but it's great that thus just does things so quickly wack it in and it's done in moments can't be without it my new double I've I had bought is redundant nearly as I still do baking in the oven to be honest it's still the place to do your bakes!!!
Shumai Cariad. Interesting video regarding, using different energy utilities for cooking, and we 're all feeling this now and it will only get worse. What ever fuel you use there is a difference in price between electric, and gas. Only what a lot of people get misled on is your oven may it be electric or gas is thermostatically controlled, the biggest energy consumption is when you turn it on, after a short time the thermostat will regulate the temperature for the duration time of the cooking. Its the electric or gas hob that sucks up your energy consumption. If you have to use your hob, buy a stack system of pans, so the primary heat travels through the other two tiers of the sauce pans. Saving on energy and money. ( Ps the Ninja works the same way think thermostatically controlled. (Me again from South Wales.) Your video's are down to earth, educating, and help a lot of other people.🐑🍀 Still cant find a Daffodil.
Hi Dave 👋 Thank you for that wonderful explanation much better than I could have explained it. Same principle as an oil filled radiator that I'm currently sitting beside. Heats to the selected temperature and then turns off until the temperature drops a little so it's not constantly pulling its kwh. I think a lot of people get confused by the ins and outs of the energy ratings. I have plug in energy meters and love to see how much things actually cost to run. Enough babble from me 🤣 I can't find a daffodil either x
Hi Linz, I love your videos, you and others inspired me to buy and use a air fryer and I love it, you said in this video that you’d like someone to do a break down of the cost to see if it works out cheaper. I don’t know if you’ve seen “Graham gets about” videos, and I apologise if it’s wrong to mention anybody else’s videos in your channel, I’m so sorry if it is, if you watch some of his videos, he does a breakdown of the costs of using air fryer, instant pot etc while doing his videos , and it’s so impressive, and it does seem cost effective .Thank you again for your videos, so helpful and inspiring xx
Hi your video was really good thanks. I bought a Euary air fryer which is identical to the Ninja. It was about half the price ! Only been using it for a couple of months so I’ll see how it goes. I will subscribe to you now, all the best 😊
I think it’s worth it too Lindz -I bought mine same time as you and I’m only learning like you lol -my grandaughter has a tower and she even thinks it’s not as good ok love you xx
Hi Jean 👋 Were all learning together ❤️ I've had a few comments about Tower Air Fryer not being a good, and I think maybe they are just not powerful enough just from the comments, but apparently good for chips 🤣x
Hi Linz love your recipes just like Mam used to make so,all very familiar which means that I can replicate my favourites in the in the Ninja . Re-liver etce, I always use flour on the slices,it holds the flavour in and helps with the gravy. Streaky bacon cut up in small pieces helps to cut down on oils sweated first helps then continue as normal.( if you like the. smoky bacon Wow) it’s a treat).😊❤
The Ninja AF451 max wattage is 2470W, my Bosch A+++ oven is 2990W. Using 1 Ninja draw is probably 1235W vs 2990W for my oven. One Ninja draw uses 59% less electricity than my oven and using both draws uses 17% less electric. In most cases an air fryer doesn't need pre heating and take less time to cook the food adding to the energy savings. To run my oven for an hour it costs 2.99x26.86p = 85.5p, for one air fryer draw the cost is 1.235 x 26.86p = 33.2p to run both draws 2.47 x26.86p = 66.3p. all prices are subject to 5% UK energy tax making the oven 89.9p per hour and the Ninja between 34.9 and 69.6p per hour.
Hi Lintz. I had a ninja air fryer once after less than a year I managed to sell it for a lot less than it was new. I wouldn't buy another . I have a Cosori dual blaze now which is marvellous I wouldn't be without. I also have a Chefree double drawer which is good to , both are easier to clean than the Ninja. I use hot soapy water with a soft dish cloth asap after each use. Happy Christmas. Brian.
Hi Brian 👋 I'm definitely going to have to look for a chefree as that's a few that have mentioned them now. And I am looking to upgrade my current cosori to a dual blaze as I like the idea of the double element. And happy to hear there are both easier to clean. Thank you for your comment, and happy Christmas, too 😊 x
Well hello carole 💗 how are you doing, lovely? Hope your ok x Have you found any dishes that fit in your 300 as there's a few asking for them, and I've had no luck here x
I think it all depends on what you want to use it for and how long it lasts. I bought a Russell Hobs Satisfry as I wanted it mainly for baking. It is amazing, not particular quicker but must be cheaper to run than my main oven which I have not used apart fro. Xmas Dinner since I bought it. I also have a R.H. Hallogen oven 3 yrs old which cost £60 and is just as good.
Hi Barbara 👋 I love baking, but I admit I'm not doing as much now since I got air fryers. I'm missing my homemade breads but working on ways I might be able to do them in either the air fryer or multi cooker x
I have the one with the dial and so far so good. Love it and I clean it after each use. My ninja oven is harder to clean even after each use. But love both air fryers. Love your videos Lindz ❤
Hi Janice 💜 There's a few comments now on the cleaning of the ninja ovens and made me a little curious as I've never seen one. I must Google them. I'm so glad to hear the dial is ok it just shows my information was thankfully wrong. Have a great week lovely x
Hi lindz Sorry have not been on for a little while not been to good so now doing catch up went an d bought some Elbow grease found it really good thank you so much for your advice very helpful happy Christmas lindz ❤
I used to use my oven almost every day, because 'put thing in hot for a while' is about the extent of how much cooking I can do (disability stuff) on a regular basis, so having an air fryer is definitely using less electric, I'd say, for me. I got the same Ninja as you in the black friday sale, after a year with a 5.5l Cosori and it's definitely better, not that the old one was bad! I considered getting one of the cheaper dual drawer options, but they all looked a bit of a false economy, really, or at least like there was a decent risk of that.
Hi Staril 👋 One thing I do miss about using my oven is the extra heat in the kitchen, especially this time of year. I think you could be right about a false economy with the cheaper models. That's why I'd love to do a few side by side comparison. I hope you have a lovely week stay warm x
Well done my Lully I can see you’ve really thought this out. I have a Tower twin door with lights in both compartments and a windows which I find very handy. I also thought about all the time I cooked normally ie without an Oven lol maybe it’s a sight of the times. All I would need would be a built in 4 or 5 ring hob giving more space for wifey to store yet more junk (she a hoarder 😀) if we don’t see you before have a lovely Christmas x. Ps check out Chris the Butcher he used a jerky in his earlier clips top loading ttfnx
Hi John 👋 I think I'm starting to turn into a hoarder too. I've accumulated quite a lot lately 🤣 My cooking has definitely changed to before. We might have had chips once a week, and now it's just handy to throw on some frozen ones. Your air fryer sounds interesting so I might have to look into that one as well ( see hoarder again 🤣) I hope you have a lovely week x
Hi Lindz - having viewed your channel(Superb)! - on the strength of this - just purchased a Ninja AF 500 UK - looking forward immensely to trying some of your recipes - on the subject of cleaning - just noticed a RUclips video - butlersempire -"shocking - we try to clean this" in which the couple heated a toothbrush and bent it(let it cool down) and then proceeded to use it to clean their Ninja air fryer - might be worth trying! Have a lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year! X. - Cheers, John.
Hi John 👋 I was thinking of getting the 500, but I don't think the tray would fit in my sink. I haven't seen that video but will definitely try bending a few brushes I have bought a few angled ones to try also. Wishing you a happy healthy new year 😊 x
Hi lindz. We have that model. Bought on the 20th November. So still at the learning stage and loving it and having fun. Having hot meals 3 times a week and it just manages to feed 3 of us (smallish porchings) we use the rubber inserts and wash it with fairy. To early to see what's going to break (nothing we hope ) it cost £180 +£20 for the accessories. Off amazon. We are happy with that .keep warm and well lindz. D/S the oldies
Hi Dave and Sharon 💜 That was a brilliant price. I've got so many accessories that I don't use, I will at some stage get round to doing a video on them. Ninja are well built, so I'm also hoping nothing breaks 🤞 I hope you both have a great week take care x
@@LindzandLife hi lindz. Just received £38 from amazon for ninja. Because it was a black Friday deal .they had put the price down so we were entitled to the refund. Now that's a saving so that's now £142.
What a good video and review i have the ninji daul baze 9.5 liter and a hysapientia 25 liter air fry oven they are a god send u can cook faster and these dont take up much room i dont have a oven anymore just these airfrys and a crock pot pressure cooker which are great for steaming and slow cook do a lovley curry in the crock pot and other great food will be watch more of your videos as i love cooking and baking keep videos coming all the best
Hi lovely 👋 I must say my poor oven is now an expensive storage unit 😅 I couldn't be without my air fryers and instant pot now they make life just that little bit easier x
@@LindzandLife Hi LindzandLife, we’ll my very first attempt was making my own pastry then making a quiche. If was ok ish, but cooked for too long! Second attempt was steak & chips….. excellent steak chips were ok ish again. Sunday I cooked a beef joint, roast potatoes, Yorkshire puds parsnips, (cabbage hob cooked) & peas. If I do say myself, v. pleased with the result. Please keep the videos coming Lindz 👍 Kathy 💕
Elbow grease do a washing up liquid that is fantastic I've been a fairy user for decades but I've been converted definitely worth a try its cheaper and really good 😊
Hi Lindz, great video. Had our 451 a month now, only used main oven once which was last night when we had a full sized pizza! Brilliant for us doing frozen chips, frozen fish fingers in fact any thing frozen, full Sunday chicken roast dinner( chicken upside down 30 mins, turn after 30 mins) was excellent. Ribeye steak beautiful, lamb steaks same. Gammon joint amazing, put crackling back in for a bit longer and it was fantastic. Roasted potatoes were ok but not as nice as in oven, complete fail on poached eggs but both these were probably down to me so will persevere. It does tend to cook things dry so it’s best to keep an eye on things like bacon Overall well impressed but it is a case of trial and error and if at first you don’t succeed!! Thanks for all your videos, keep up the good work.
Hi Chris 👋 Delighted to hear you've made so many yummy dishes 😋 And I love that saying if at first you don't succeed, try again. Without failures, there wouldn't be success. I hope you have a lovely week x
Hi Lindz, Purchased my air fryer last week, same model as yours. So far I'm very impressed with it and I'm enjoying your videos so we are all in this together 👍🏻😁
Hi Meckenki 👋 Unfortunately it stopped working after a year and a half 😕 I was disappointed as it was good till it wasn't. But I've found the times and temperatures to be mostly the same on my ninjas so hope you'll try some x
I’m about to pull the plug on a ninja and thinking of the 300 smaller version which I believe you can get a 1.6kg chicken in. On the cost front if you consider a conventional oven which runs at 5-6kwh the ninja runs at about a third if that so for an hour of cooking you’re looking good at about 80p as opposed to nearly £2.50 for a normal oven.
Hi lovely Mines, a 400 model, and it's a snug fit with a 1.2kg chicken so I'm not so sure there'd be proper air flow for a 1.6kg chicken in the smaller draws of the 300. Thank you for your calculations. I hope you have a great 2024 x
Hi Lindz I have a ninja Af300 as there is only the two of us and yes the cleaning is an issue when you have used the elbow grease spray and pink stuff does it still smell seeing as you can not rinse properly ? And have you cooked anything frozen apart from chips some people have I am not sure. Brilliant video again love you to bits so natural and truthful have a great Christmas and can not wait for more videos ❤
Hi Brenda 💜 After I do the daily wipe, it's fine. I only use a tiny amount. After a big clean I use a cloth with just water and wipe it out if I feel I haven't got the most of it I will pop it on the highest setting for 2-3 minutes just to make sure as no one wants pink stuff flavouring 🤣 I've done a few things from frozen fish and pies and bits. It's something I'm definitely going to explore more in the new year as it's handy just to pop something out of the freezer. I hope you have a great week lovely x
Hi Lindz, I am very new to the Ninja air fryer and your channel and find you very interesting. I have tried some of your recipes with success, I have to follow recipes to the letter, which cookbook would you recommend to cook from or do you use normal cookbooks and adapt the timings? This latest video is extremely useful well done. 👍
Hi Marjorie 👋 I don't use a cook book lovely most of my recipes I've had written down for many years in a note book thats seen better days 😅. Sometimes, I might have a quick search online, but I always adapt the recipes. For the air fryer, I find that by lowering the original temp by around 20c and reducing the time by around 20% works well by I always do temperature checks to be safe. I hope that helps some x
All i need is to figure out how to do mashed potatoes in the ninja 😂😂😂 Linz, i bought a Scoville 4.7lt air fryer from Asda for my son to do his chicken and chips etc and its been fantastic. It was £35 and has a 3 year warranty. Ive also bought the scoville 11lt rotisserie air fryer oven for my daughter for Xmas i got both for £83 and I'll let you know how she gets on with it ❤
Hi Dawn, I've worked a way of doing mash in the ninja 💜 baked potato's, then scoop out the inside mash up done 😄 I'm looking forward to hearing how the scoville air fryers get on x
Was tempted to change from this Ninja 2 drawer one on to Ninja mega drawer one, but have read that the divider does allow seeping into the other draw. Also shaking the drawer when needing to circulate chips sausages etc is hard going as drawer is big and heavy. Wonder your comments on this please? Thank you for such super videos.💕
Hi Ann 👋 I did consider getting it also, but after researching it, I found the same as you said. Also, it wouldn't fit in my sink for cleaning, and as I normally only cook for the 2 of us, it's far too big. I do have a single draw cosori and love it for things that might be a little too big for the ninja draw, and it uses less electricity. I think my next purchase will be a ninja foodi 15-1 multi cooker x
Hi Lindz, I don’t have the dual drawer, but I have one of the 1st grills and the xl grill. I put the splash guards in the dishwasher, they come out a treat. I do not like the non stick coating as it is very thin and scratches very easy. I have never used metal utensils, only silicone. I do have a speedi, and much prefer it. You can do a whole meal at one time in around 15 minutes. I have seen that a lot of people complain about the cleaning of some of the ninja products. I would not buy anymore ninja products, because I think they are too expensive for what they are. I do have an instant pot which I like. I much prefer the stainless steel pot. To save yourself a few pennies or in our case cents, if you can, get yourself a portable induction hob. They are very quick to boil, work much better than the older electric hobs, and better than gas. Jesus, I am rambling on lol. Have a nice week❤️
Hi Jacky 💜 Ramble away lovely I enjoy reading your comments 😊 I just bought the ninja speedi, and it's sat unopened in the box as I'm doubting if I made the right choice so it's definitely encouraging to hear you have one too. And I'm also looking into getting an induction hob. There are so many to choose from. I hope you have a lovely week x
I've been threatening for 12 months to get an air fryer, but the more of these types of "Which air fryer" type vids i see the more addled my brain gets. I'll probably number every "breed" out there and put 'em all in a cloth bag, and lucky dip !!
Hi Bob 👋 it is a mind field now as there's so many available. My personal preference would be either ninja or cosori, but it does depend on budget and how many you're cooking for. Good luck with your search 😊 x
@@TulipB89 Piercing the bag may help and you may be lucky, but personally, I would still not trust it. With a whole chicken, there isn't a lot of space between the top of the chicken and the element, so the bag only has to balloon a small amount and it will hit the element. A friend did exactly that, piercing the bag in a few places, but it still ballooned enough that it stuck to the element. That is not something you want to be dealing with! 🙂
Health and Safety is not such a thing where these units built. I noticed with mine that it`s not up to the quality and safety you expect these days, It`s fine for my kitchen as it`s only adults use it. but you do have to be careful not to get burnt on the edges.
Even with all the issues the fryer has I still find the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages safety wise I use mine all the time. BTW I am enjoying your Air fryer content it`s been so helpful to me.@@LindzandLife
@steamhammer2k Yes, definitely, I couldn't be without an air fryer now, which makes life a little easier. Glad your finding my content helpful 😊 Happy cooking, Chris x
An air fryer is an additional aid to cooking and should not be treated as a be all and end all item. I have 2 air fryers and one air fryer oven, one of my air fryers allows me to slow cook or pressure cook and I have camping gas cooker so most of my cooking is covered by these. You can not cook a full Sunday dinner in an air fryer so your Christmas dinner, unless you are having turkey parcels, can not be cooked in an air fryer, some times a normal oven and hob can't cope with that. They have their place and I think any one who says that they haven't used their oven since buying one is just living on fast food meals and not enjoying real meals that have variety if ingredients. No air fryer on it's own is big enough to feed a family of four with real meals without some compromise. I know one video vlogger who makes a meal for 4/5 or 6 but has to use her oven to keep things warm whilst other things are cooking and she quite openly admits that that is what you do.
We cook a whole chicken and roast potatoes in our Ninja AF400 twin with vegetables done on the stove top which feeds five when grandkids are up. Normally just the two of us and hardly use our double oven anymore as the airfrier is so versatile for preparing most foods. We don't live on fast foods.......
@@fabianmckenna8197 As you said normally just the two of you but what about a family of 4. Surely you don't give them mini portions. And you are using your stove top.
I have a Nija speedi, and we don’t have takeaway food ever, and I’ve never turn my oven on since last March when I bought my speedi, but there’s only the 2 of us, I am considering buying the Nija dual, and taking the speedi down to our caravan, just to have the 2 draws, one for meat and pots and the other for roast veg. I haven’t used the speed. Option as much as I thought I would, as I was showing being pre diabetic , so I’ve avoided Pasta and rice. I’ve used my induction hob occasionally, but it’s a cheap one, and no where near as good as my Bosch that I put in my last kitchen.
You need to not use your oven for 530 hours only for itself in electricity savings. Average 34p per hour cheaper than an oven. At 1 hour a day of oven use you need to the air fryer for an hour a day instead for 18 months to break even in costs. That’s if the air fryer cost £180 to purchase.
Hi Lynette 💜 that's a great collection 😀 I bought the speedi and it's been sat unopened in the box over a week as I was wondering had a made a mistake as it looks a like intimidating 😅 so I'm delighted to hear you have one also 💜 x
Can I ask, have you ever had smoke coming out of the drawers while cooking? I have owned this model after only a week and after the 4th cook I am getting smoke from the drawers? It has been cleaned after every use.
Hi lovely, I get a bit of steam every so often but never smoke. Is it far enough away from the wall I've heard some say if it doesn't have enough air flow around the machine it might cause it ? x
Thank you for replying do quick😊 yes I do have it away from the wall, though I will now try it in another spot, I'll give it a few more tries before I contact ninja. X
Hi Linze, I’ve got the ninja air fryer same as yours that I’ve d got recently on back Friday but when am using it I’ve noticed that air is coming out from the second drawer I want to return it but wanted to know if it’s faulty because it’s my first air fryer please I would like your feed back thank you
Hi Lovely 👋 I sometimes get steam coming from mine it depends on what I'm cooking. Say chips if they are not properly dry or veg can do this to. And sometimes frozen items. But keep an eye on it just in case x
I have the Ninja AF300. I’ve had it for a year now and I haven’t used my gas oven since. The 300 model has slightly smaller drawers but I still managed to do myself a Christmas dinner in it last year for myself. Half a chicken in one drawer with the pigs in blankets and stuffing balls. Then in the other drawer my roast potatoes and roast carrots and roast parsnips and one of those ready made Yorkshire puddings. Did my veg in my steamer on the hob. Christmas dinner done in half an hour 😃 I love my air fryer. If I want to do a whole chicken I cut it in half and put half in each drawer as my smaller model not big enough to do a whole chicken. I do pork chops, steak, salmon in mine. I love your videos. Keep them coming xx 💕
Hi Catherine 👋 I love hearing what everyone cooks, so thank you for sharing 😊 I often cut my whole chickens up either in half or portions as I think sometimes it works out cheaper. I hope you have a lovely week x
Can you cook a curry with veggies in this please?
@@lindamyers6552 Hi Linda 👋 It's definitely something I plan on trying x
Lindz, only used mine for 2 months. Being a widower and me being on my own, this model I.e the dual has absolutely blown me away and you have had a massive help in me filling my boots ❤
Hi Craig 👋 It's always lovely to hear my content has helped 😊 Happy cooking x
I bought this exact same machine. We recieved a ridicoulous gas bill in Winter because my mother loves to cook Roasts each week when its cold. The gas oven takes way to long to cook it so this will definetly save us money on the energy bills
Me and my partner purchased one of these less than a week ago and have been experimenting with it , i dont know if its just us but we both feel like any thing we have cooked in it so far feels so much lighter and seems alot healther to eat , we love it and probably should have purchased one a long time ago ,love your videoes ❤
Hi Andy 👋 I have to agree that food cooked does seem healthier, and I assume it is as most of the fat drains away, so it's a win for health and the energy bills 😊 I hope you have a wonderful new year 😊 x
Hi Lindz😊 I have the ninja dual drawer with the dial in the middle, had no problems up to now, and for me and wife it is absolutely perfect, I’ve tried for four people and it’s not designed for that. Can’t wait for upcoming content from you, really love your channel. Look after yourself Lindz, your community needs you. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪💜🎄xx
Hi Michael 💜 I'm so glad you're enjoying my content, and thank you for being here. Your support means so much. I hope you and your lovely wife have a great week 💕x
@@LindzandLife Thank you x
First of all would like to say your comments are fantastic, you don't shy away from the bad stuff and you post your not mistakes but things that don't quite turn out perfect , good job, we had a cosori before and it was great but the twin with the probe is on another level. We have tried roast's Whole chickens with the probe and all of these dishes turned out perfect, we did keep a watch at certain times to check the cooking temps and I have to say we are very happy. All that's left to say is keep up the good work, we love this channel. Thank you.
Thank you David 💜 I also have a cosori, and while it's perfect for some things, the ninja wins most of the time. Happy New Year and happy cooking x
@@LindzandLife 😃
Hi Linz, I have a Tower smokeless grill and Airfryer. It has a lift lid on it it also has bake, grill , roast and dehydrate functions. It's well worth the money I paid for it. It's super easy to clean and very cheap to run. I highly recommend it to anyone. It's super easy to clean because of the lift lid. I love your videos 😊
Hi Julie 👋 I can definitely see the advantages of a lift up lid, especially for cleaning 😀 Thank you for sharing with us what you have. I know it helps a lot of people who read the comments x
Hi, I have just discovered your channel and subscribed. I have had a Ninja foodie for about three years now, it’s the smaller version as there is only my husband and I. I use it mainly for slow and pressure cooking. I have recently bought the dual drawer, the same model as yours. I’m still learning how to use it but most recipes have worked so far. I can do a complete meal as there is only two of us. One of my daughters has the same machine and they are a family of six. She uses it daily as she has to do different meals, the younger two children have food allergies. I still use my oven, hob and microwave as well. It depends on what I am going to cook. Thanks again for the videos and keep up the good work x
Hi Sylvia 👋 I recently bought a foodie the 11in1 and although I love pressure cooking ( have Instant pots for a few years) the air fryer function on the 11in1 is unbelievably loud making me regret the getting it. I hope you love the dual as much as I do it's been a game changer x
i was extremely lucky, about 3 months ago 2 sisters from USA whom i've been facebook friends with over 10 years gifted me the little brother of your Ninja after i'd been trying to make my mind up for the past 2 years. it has totally changed my eating habits. fresh bread rolls in the morning if i want them , more proper meals with mostly chips or tater tots, meat or fish. i mostly do my veg in the micro zap box as being single i find frozen veg cheaper and can have a larger range to choose from.
i am hoping to get a new kitchen next year with more room and even more storage as the cooker will disappear. i shall get an electric double hob cooker thing that i can put away if not needed so more free counter space. atm my counter space is so small that the ninja lives in the sitting room (great for midnight snacking) .
i think my ninja is amazing and i hope it will live as long as me, not just because of the replacement costs, but it is a very very special ninja for me :)
Such a lovely story. Thank you for sharing with us ❤️ I'm so glad you're eating better, and I totally agree with frozen veg. it's so much cheaper. I've been looking at induction hobs one I can also store away, but I need to do a little more research first. A new kitchen sounds good, especially as it will give you more room. Have a great week, lovely, and thank you also for being here x
One new item we love is an induction hob........
Tefal single portable hob which will powerfully boil a huge stockpot of water while also taking up very little space. 13amp plug so no hard wiring and stick it away in your cupboard when finished. IKEA also do a single as well as a twin portable induction hob which is slightly less powerful. Just bear in mind that you need metal pots that will attract a magnet otherwise, they won't work!
@fabianmckenna8197 Thank you Fabian it's the tefal slim I've been looking at, so it's great to hear someone that got one. Most of my pans are Stainless steel, and I've magnet tested them all good x
@@LindzandLife Hi Lindz, I'm loving your videos, and have recommended you to friends who have the Ninja. My cooker died in February and I haven't replaced it yet, but was thinking about an induction hob that can be put away. The magnet test - does the magnet have to stick to your pans or not? Thanks for your great content and easy manner.
@@cblaney3931 Thank you 😊 Yes magnet has to stick to your pans from what I've learnt x
Hi Linz, i bought the ninja 30lt oven and it's a nightmare to clean! Ninjas cleaning advise its totally inadequate. The nonstick coating is like trying to get blood out of a stone, literally, it cant be done. I resorted to oven cleaner and even that didnt work.! 😢 my advise, buy an air fryer oven with a stainless Steel interior. Definitely going to try The Pink Stuff, thanks Linz ❤
Hi Dawn, I really need to look up the Ninja oven just to see one as I didn't know they were a thing, and there's a few comments saying there a nightmare to clean. I use the pink stuff for most things it's really good for stained cups and spoons too x
Hi LINDZ I bought the same model as you after watching your demonstrations i absolutely love it and you make things look so easy . There's a lot of content on airfryers on RUclips but i must say i enjoy watching you. Take care.😊❤
Thank you Anthony 💜 I really appreciate your support and lovely comments. I hope you have a great week take care x
i agree lindz , i dont use cheap liquid , i go to farm foods and buy 5 litres and that works out much cheaper. i tend to wipe out my air fryers after each use as find that a lot easier than a deep clean, look forward to seeing you using your new airfryer ,take care lindz
Hi Grace 👋 I wish we had farm foods here. We do have a dealz which is actually poundland, and I find some good bargains in there. I think if we look after things the longer they last. Think that goes as a life quote also 💜x
What a wonderful review! I purchased a Cosori Dual basket air fryer instead of the Ninja because the temperature goes to 450F and the Ninja didn't, and for the recipes I use the extra heat does the trick! Each drawer has a viewing window so you don't have to open the drawer when its cooking. Very pleased with my purchase.
Thank you lovely 💜 I had a cosori when starting my air fryer journey, My 2 ninjas go up to 240c, which I think relates to 475f ish. The most important thing is that you're happy with your purchase happy cooking x
I used the probe two times to cook whole chicken and it was successful!
Hi Andria 👋 I'm delighted to hear that x
I have AF400 with over 12 months and love it. No problem at all with the dial on it. Love your channel
Hi Ellen 👋 I'm glad to hear that 😊 and so many have said the same. I'm glad the information I was given was wrong x
Mine every time I use it for chips,there is a lots of steam, coming from the draws,do you have that too?
@lindamericano Hi lovely this did happen to me a few times in the beginning. I worked out it was because I wasn't drying off my chips enough. I hope that helps x
Hi Lindz , I have the same Ninja double for over a year and have done everything in it. I didn’t used my stove even once. I had no problème I wouldn’t change it for an other one, and I don’t know how much you pay, but me I paid 169.$ Canadian and I just love it.
Hi Raymond 👋 I haven't used my oven since last Christmas and that was for the turkey. It's now an expensive storage unit 🤣 I'm always amazed how cheaper electronics are in Canada but how expensive food is x
Great video thanks. I’ve just bought one of these from Argos as they had an extra 20% off. Totally agree about the size. I bought it for just myself and it’s perfect. Can’t image using it for 8 people! I love the 2 drawers and the sync feature. It makes it far more practical than my convection oven.
We have the next one up with the round dial in the centre. The most annoying thing for me is setting the timer, if you keep your finger pressed on the button the timer drops in 5 second intervals until it gets to 15 then it drops to 1. most things i cook are for either 8, 10 or 12 minutes. It is in fact cheaper to use a gas oven but it doesn't crisp up as good. Definitely cheaper than using an electric oven though unless you have a lot to cook. All in all they are an asset to the kitchen. I do struggle to get decent chips compared to using a deep fat fryer.
Hello Lindz. I have had the smaller Ninja for a month or so and I am completely happy with it. Just my son and I so it is big enough for the two of us. Love your videos. Keep it up,love from South Australia.
Thank you Della 💜 x
Just bought mines today and came across your channel. Thanks for the tips.
Hi 👋
We bought our 2 weeks ago. So far, I have cooked full chickens and a beef roast using the probe with successful results. I must admit that with the chickens, I did probe them myself to be on the safe side.
Hi Andrew 👋 I'm delighted to hear you're having success with your probe. I just think mine isn't calibrated properly x
Hi Lindz, thank you for your helpful reviews and recipes. I recently bought a Tower T17099 Vortx, which has 2 drawers 5.2l and 3.3l. I'm new to air fryers so didn't want to splash out on the Ninja but needed a decent size for our family of 3. It's amazing - cooked a 1.5kg roast chicken no problem with roast potatoes and microwave steamed veg, all on the table in well under the 1hr 35 mins it would have taken in the oven. Absolutely love it and think it's a great cheaper option if you need the larger capacity ‐ I got some accessory racks so I can double up cooking 2 layers of food in one drawer. Nina
Hi Nina 👋 I actually looked at the air fryer you bought before I decided on the ninja, and I must say I still like the look of the tower. The idea of having the 2 different size draws is handy, and Iso glad to hear you're happy with it. Thank you for being here and happy cooking x
Thanks Lindz, I've revisited your video as I've some more thoughts after using the Vortx for 6 weeks. It's a great slightly more budget option if you need a larger dual drawer for the family (£69 bashed box on Amazon) and I've cooked lots of meals in it. However it takes longer to bake meals from scratch (Tower says add 5 mins) and you need to parboil chips first otherwise they don't cook well. I use my Sistema rice cooker pot to boil them in the microwave. Roast meats are great, though I have had to butterfly very large chicken breasts otherwise again they need finishing off in the microwave. Baked frozen snacks like sausage rolls, nuggets, mini samosas are fantastic - the pastry tastes way better than when I've done them in the oven. The Tower website has a free recipe book which I've found very useful too. Really appreciate your videos as a novice air fryer home cook. Nina
Hi Lindz I have exactly the same as yours, I think it is trial and error. Some things are shorter in cooking times,plus no oven just to cook a small item. Still I am learning different things to cook also that by you sharing the recipes and seeing how you do it ,this really helps so Thankyou Lindz
Thank you, Annette 💜 I love that we are all learning together. Have a great week, lovely x
I just bought the duel with the divider and found you a joy!
Thank you Lois 💜 x
I have just bought the ninja with the divider, I opened it up and thought oh my goodness what have I done. I do have the dome ninja which I love. Thank you for this channel there are some great recipes you have cooked and given me confidence now to use it.
Hi Jacqueline 👋 I wish my sink was big enough for the flex, and I totally understand that oh what have I got moment. I bought the ninja speedi nearly 2 weeks ago, and it's still sealed in the box but after a little encouragement from some of my lovely viewers I will this week open it 😀 Hope you have a lovely week and happy cooking you can do it x
I bought a week ago the ninja megazone fantastic
I love qatching your videos and have leant a lot. I have a Ninja which looks the same as yours but mine doesn't have the probe you referred to. Keep up the good work and hopefully I ill soon be as competent as you when cooking with my air fryer.
I just brought it from very today, from £269 down to £200 so I’m happy with that and I get it tomorrow as I already have the ninja foodie 15 in 1 smart lid and it’s great 👍🏻
That was a brilliant deal. I've had mine over a year now and still love it. Happy cooking x
You can now get special air fryer cleaning foam spray to clean the inside of the oven and drawer I've seen it on a shopping channel.
A very fair assessment Lindz. In some ways I envy your 2 drawer version (like cleaning), as I think you know, I've got the Multizone and I think, all thinks being equal and hand on heart, the Multizone is the better option for me and for instance, would make feeding 4 persons easier. Using these machines is easy and quick ..... we haven't used our oven at all since we bought it. They obviously do save money. I'm so pleased I found you on RUclips and you just inspire me so much - just love your delivery and long may you continue to knock out good honest grub. My only concerns with air frying are that I can't really see how I can do Chinese or Indian stuff. Take care x
Hi Roger 👋 I'm so glad to hear you're loving your multi zone 😊 And happy to hear you're enjoying my content. Thank you for your comments 💜 I have to say I love a good curry I'm limited here on how much spice I use as my himself isn't a fan. But I've a basic recipe coming tomorrow done in the air fryer that I'm sure you can adjust 😉 Have a lovely week Roger x
Brilliant insight there. I was worried to buy one until you explained this. I'm going to buy one now 💜 thanks linds x
Hi Stew 💕 Have you written your list yet 🤣 Love you Xx
Hi Linz I am in my 70 s from Australia I have the same one as you and a corsori dual blaze and I use them both and very happy watching you tube video s to learn and I love both of my air fryers cheers Diane 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Hi Diane 💜 I'm looking to upgrade my current cosori to the dual blaze. I like the double element aspect and think it would work better for baking ? it's lovely to have you here all the way from Australia 🇦🇺 Its like having friends and pen pals all over the world 💜x
Lindz, you are such a lovely person. Keep on rocking. Love your videos
Thank you, Stefan x
Hi 👋 I’m a single guy living alone and have just brought a 2L Chefree (cheap) Air Fryer and not even used it as of messaging you and watching and subscribing to your channel, I haven’t got a clue on using my air fryer 🤪 and hoping to learn everything from you lol, I never cook whole chickens just a chicken breast and 4 or 5 roast potatoes etc and hoping a 2L one is going to be big enough 🤞🏻 love your channel, love you and loving your puppy Rottweiler, I had one many years ago, keep up the good work x
Hi Terry 👋 I just had a search as I didn't know chefree made a 2L. I think once you start using it, you'll love it, and once you're used to it, they do make cooking and clean up a lot easier. Most people try chips first for frozen. I'd suggest 190c for 12-15 minutes checking halfway and giving the draw a skake. I'll give my fur baby a cuddle from you 😉 Thanks for being here, and let's hope I can help you get using that air fryer x
I just got mine a couple weeks ago. Looks exactly like yours.
Hi Linz I have an Ultenic dual drawer I follow your recipes and you’ve taught me so much thank you 😊
Hi Sandra 💜 I'm so glad there are helping. Happy cooking x
I think the best thing about my air fryer is that I don’t have to keep bending down to get things out of the oven!😁👍
Hi lovely 👋 I agree with that x
Really good to hear your honest feedback on the ninja air fryer. great video.
Lindz I hope ninja promote you for there products.
Iv got the ninja air fryer AF300UK model.
Hi Savi 💜 I'm still trying to find dishes that fit your model lovely. It's doubtful that Ninja would sponsor me as I'm a little too honest 🤣 I have just bought another ninja product, but I'm second guessing my choice now 😅 Unboxing is coming soon Xx
I have that one too since Nov 22 I've been super pleased with it especially how much it saves on my energy bill daily and on time I have time but it's great that thus just does things so quickly wack it in and it's done in moments can't be without it my new double I've I had bought is redundant nearly as I still do baking in the oven to be honest it's still the place to do your bakes!!!
That was a very nice chat Lindz.You make me feel kind of guilty for how often I clean my AF.🤫 Your videos make my day! Best always,George
Hi George 💕 Don't feel bad I'm just a little OCD with somethings I'm probably over cleaning mine if honest. I hope you have a wonderful week 💗 x
I like your honesty! I have a Tefal 3 in 1 and it has a large drawer and so far I like it.
Hi Chris 👋 I've been hearing great things about the tefal brand 😀 Happy cooking x
Shumai Cariad. Interesting video regarding, using different energy utilities for cooking, and we 're all feeling this now and it will only get worse. What ever fuel you use there is a difference in price between electric, and gas. Only what a lot of people get misled on is your oven may it be electric or gas is thermostatically controlled, the biggest energy consumption is when you turn it on, after a short time the thermostat will regulate the temperature for the duration time of the cooking. Its the electric or gas hob that sucks up your energy consumption. If you have to use your hob, buy a stack system of pans, so the primary heat travels through the other two tiers of the sauce pans. Saving on energy and money. ( Ps the Ninja works the same way think thermostatically controlled. (Me again from South Wales.) Your video's are down to earth, educating, and help a lot of other people.🐑🍀 Still cant find a Daffodil.
Hi Dave 👋 Thank you for that wonderful explanation much better than I could have explained it. Same principle as an oil filled radiator that I'm currently sitting beside. Heats to the selected temperature and then turns off until the temperature drops a little so it's not constantly pulling its kwh. I think a lot of people get confused by the ins and outs of the energy ratings. I have plug in energy meters and love to see how much things actually cost to run. Enough babble from me 🤣 I can't find a daffodil either x
Love your videos you explain everything clearly just got my Ninja in the Black Friday sale here in Malta keep up the good work 👍
Thank you, Jennifer 💜 x
Hi Linz, I love your videos, you and others inspired me to buy and use a air fryer and I love it, you said in this video that you’d like someone to do a break down of the cost to see if it works out cheaper. I don’t know if you’ve seen “Graham gets about” videos, and I apologise if it’s wrong to mention anybody else’s videos in your channel, I’m so sorry if it is, if you watch some of his videos, he does a breakdown of the costs of using air fryer, instant pot etc while doing his videos , and it’s so impressive, and it does seem cost effective .Thank you again for your videos, so helpful and inspiring xx
Hi lovely, sorry for the late reply. I don't mind at all anything that might help others. It is very welcome 😊 I hope you have a great new year 😊 x
OMG Stardrops it was a brilliant cleaner for lots of things.❤
Hi your video was really good thanks. I bought a Euary air fryer which is identical to the Ninja. It was about half the price ! Only been using it for a couple of months so I’ll see how it goes. I will subscribe to you now, all the best 😊
I think it’s worth it too Lindz -I bought mine same time as you and I’m only learning like you lol -my grandaughter has a tower and she even thinks it’s not as good ok love you xx
Hi Jean 👋 Were all learning together ❤️ I've had a few comments about Tower Air Fryer not being a good, and I think maybe they are just not powerful enough just from the comments, but apparently good for chips 🤣x
Hi Linz love your recipes just like Mam used to make so,all very familiar which means that I can
replicate my favourites in the in the Ninja . Re-liver etce, I always use flour on the slices,it holds
the flavour in and helps with the gravy. Streaky bacon cut up in small pieces helps to cut down on oils
sweated first helps then continue as normal.( if you like the. smoky bacon Wow) it’s a treat).😊❤
Hi Lovely 💜 I'm definitely going to try smoky bacon that sounds great x
The Ninja AF451 max wattage is 2470W, my Bosch A+++ oven is 2990W. Using 1 Ninja draw is probably 1235W vs 2990W for my oven. One Ninja draw uses 59% less electricity than my oven and using both draws uses 17% less electric. In most cases an air fryer doesn't need pre heating and take less time to cook the food adding to the energy savings. To run my oven for an hour it costs 2.99x26.86p = 85.5p, for one air fryer draw the cost is 1.235 x 26.86p = 33.2p to run both draws 2.47 x26.86p = 66.3p. all prices are subject to 5% UK energy tax making the oven 89.9p per hour and the Ninja between 34.9 and 69.6p per hour.
Hi Dempsek 👋 Thank you so much for that very much appreciated 😊 Hope you have a great day x
Hi Lintz. I had a ninja air fryer once after less than a year I managed to sell it for a lot less than it was new. I wouldn't buy another . I have a Cosori dual blaze now which is marvellous I wouldn't be without. I also have a Chefree double drawer which is good to , both are easier to clean than the Ninja. I use hot soapy water with a soft dish cloth asap after each use. Happy Christmas. Brian.
Hi Brian 👋 I'm definitely going to have to look for a chefree as that's a few that have mentioned them now. And I am looking to upgrade my current cosori to a dual blaze as I like the idea of the double element. And happy to hear there are both easier to clean. Thank you for your comment, and happy Christmas, too 😊 x
Great video lindz I'm still loving my af300 had it since Nov 22 so it's well and truly part of my daily life 😅😅😅😅😅
Well hello carole 💗 how are you doing, lovely? Hope your ok x Have you found any dishes that fit in your 300 as there's a few asking for them, and I've had no luck here x
I think it all depends on what you want to use it for and how long it lasts. I bought a Russell Hobs Satisfry as I wanted it mainly for baking. It is amazing, not particular quicker but must be cheaper to run than my main oven which I have not used apart fro. Xmas Dinner since I bought it. I also have a R.H. Hallogen oven 3 yrs old which cost £60 and is just as good.
Hi Barbara 👋 I love baking, but I admit I'm not doing as much now since I got air fryers. I'm missing my homemade breads but working on ways I might be able to do them in either the air fryer or multi cooker x
I have the one with the dial and so far so good. Love it and I clean it after each use. My ninja oven is harder to clean even after each use. But love both air fryers. Love your videos Lindz ❤
Hi Janice 💜 There's a few comments now on the cleaning of the ninja ovens and made me a little curious as I've never seen one. I must Google them. I'm so glad to hear the dial is ok it just shows my information was thankfully wrong. Have a great week lovely x
@@LindzandLife you too ❤️
Hi lindz
Sorry have not been on for a little while not been to good so now doing catch up went an d bought some Elbow grease found it really good thank you so much for your advice very helpful happy Christmas lindz ❤
Hi Sally 💜 Sorry to hear you've not been good I hope you're starting to do ok now big hugs lovely 🤗 And merry Christmas x
I used to use my oven almost every day, because 'put thing in hot for a while' is about the extent of how much cooking I can do (disability stuff) on a regular basis, so having an air fryer is definitely using less electric, I'd say, for me. I got the same Ninja as you in the black friday sale, after a year with a 5.5l Cosori and it's definitely better, not that the old one was bad! I considered getting one of the cheaper dual drawer options, but they all looked a bit of a false economy, really, or at least like there was a decent risk of that.
Hi Staril 👋 One thing I do miss about using my oven is the extra heat in the kitchen, especially this time of year. I think you could be right about a false economy with the cheaper models. That's why I'd love to do a few side by side comparison. I hope you have a lovely week stay warm x
It cost me 30p to roast a whole chicken for 50 minutes. I haven't checked the oven but I reckon it will be at least £1.5.
@@LindzandLife I do miss that, a bit, but tbh I'll take cold kitchen in winter over BOILING in the summer!
Well done my Lully I can see you’ve really thought this out. I have a Tower twin door with lights in both compartments and a windows which I find very handy. I also thought about all the time I cooked normally ie without an Oven lol maybe it’s a sight of the times. All I would need would be a built in 4 or 5 ring hob giving more space for wifey to store yet more junk (she a hoarder 😀) if we don’t see you before have a lovely Christmas x. Ps check out Chris the Butcher he used a jerky in his earlier clips top loading ttfnx
Hi John 👋 I think I'm starting to turn into a hoarder too. I've accumulated quite a lot lately 🤣 My cooking has definitely changed to before. We might have had chips once a week, and now it's just handy to throw on some frozen ones. Your air fryer sounds interesting so I might have to look into that one as well ( see hoarder again 🤣) I hope you have a lovely week x
I have that model Lindz and your videos have been inspirational have a good Xmas and happy new year xx
Hi Paul 👋 thank you 💜 I wish you the same back Xx
Hi Lindz - having viewed your channel(Superb)! - on the strength of this - just purchased a Ninja AF 500 UK - looking forward immensely to trying some of your recipes - on the subject of cleaning - just noticed a RUclips video - butlersempire -"shocking - we try to clean this" in which the couple heated a toothbrush and bent it(let it cool down) and then proceeded to use it to clean their Ninja air fryer - might be worth trying! Have a lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year! X. - Cheers, John.
Hi John 👋 I was thinking of getting the 500, but I don't think the tray would fit in my sink. I haven't seen that video but will definitely try bending a few brushes I have bought a few angled ones to try also. Wishing you a happy healthy new year 😊 x
Hi lindz. We have that model. Bought on the 20th November. So still at the learning stage and loving it and having fun.
Having hot meals 3 times a week and it just manages to feed 3 of us (smallish porchings) we use the rubber inserts and wash it with fairy. To early to see what's going to break (nothing we hope ) it cost £180 +£20 for the accessories. Off amazon. We are happy with that .keep warm and well lindz. D/S the oldies
Hi Dave and Sharon 💜 That was a brilliant price. I've got so many accessories that I don't use, I will at some stage get round to doing a video on them. Ninja are well built, so I'm also hoping nothing breaks 🤞 I hope you both have a great week take care x
@@LindzandLife we did look at others .but shan wanted the ninja. It was family recommendations as well
@@LindzandLife hi lindz. Just received £38 from amazon for ninja. Because it was a black Friday deal .they had put the price down so we were entitled to the refund. Now that's a saving so that's now £142.
@@davidsanderson1891 That's excellent news. You'll have to treat yourselves now 💜x
What a good video and review i have the ninji daul baze 9.5 liter and a hysapientia 25 liter air fry oven they are a god send u can cook faster and these dont take up much room i dont have a oven anymore just these airfrys and a crock pot pressure cooker which are great for steaming and slow cook do a lovley curry in the crock pot and other great food will be watch more of your videos as i love cooking and baking keep videos coming all the best
Hi lovely 👋 I must say my poor oven is now an expensive storage unit 😅 I couldn't be without my air fryers and instant pot now they make life just that little bit easier x
Have you done a video on Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer
Have a look at tyre brushes, not sure how small you would want the.
Picking my af51 tomorrow or Monday.
Hi just ordered a Ninja 10.L today from JL £219. So fingers crossed I’ll report back to you with my results. Thank yo7 for videos. K
I am looking forward to hearing what you think happy cooking x
@@LindzandLife Hi LindzandLife, we’ll my very
first attempt was making my own pastry then making a quiche. If was ok ish, but cooked for too long! Second attempt was steak & chips….. excellent steak chips were ok ish again. Sunday I cooked a beef joint, roast potatoes, Yorkshire puds parsnips, (cabbage hob cooked) & peas. If I do say myself, v. pleased with the result. Please keep the videos coming Lindz 👍 Kathy 💕
Hi Lindz just wanted to say I like watching your channel I've leant a lot I have the tower 9 in 1 air fryer as well as the 9in1 ninja foodi.
Hi Joane 👋 Thank you so much for being here 💗 x
You’re doing great Lindz, keep it going.😂
Thank you, Len 😊 x
I still don't have one coz I can't get my head round needing one
Elbow grease do a washing up liquid that is fantastic I've been a fairy user for decades but I've been converted definitely worth a try its cheaper and really good 😊
Thank you Katrina 😊 I'll keep an eye out for it x
Hi Lindz, great video. Had our 451 a month now, only used main oven once which was last night when we had a full sized pizza!
Brilliant for us doing frozen chips, frozen fish fingers in fact any thing frozen, full Sunday chicken roast dinner( chicken upside down 30 mins, turn after 30 mins) was excellent.
Ribeye steak beautiful, lamb steaks same. Gammon joint amazing, put crackling back in for a bit longer and it was fantastic.
Roasted potatoes were ok but not as nice as in oven, complete fail on poached eggs but both these were probably down to me so will persevere.
It does tend to cook things dry so it’s best to keep an eye on things like bacon
Overall well impressed but it is a case of trial and error and if at first you don’t succeed!!
Thanks for all your videos, keep up the good work.
Hi Chris 👋 Delighted to hear you've made so many yummy dishes 😋 And I love that saying if at first you don't succeed, try again. Without failures, there wouldn't be success. I hope you have a lovely week x
Hi Lindz,
Purchased my air fryer last week, same model as yours. So far I'm very impressed with it and I'm enjoying your videos so we are all in this together 👍🏻😁
Hi Raymond 👋 Thank you for being here, and yes, we're all in it together ❤️ x
If you still have it, Could you do more vids on the Cosori please? As there is much videos about, thanks!
Hi Meckenki 👋 Unfortunately it stopped working after a year and a half 😕 I was disappointed as it was good till it wasn't. But I've found the times and temperatures to be mostly the same on my ninjas so hope you'll try some x
Yes I have AF300 and is brill
ive got the single draw ninja and wont lie im still scared of it !!!
Hi Mark 👋 I hope some of my videos help you to get more confident in using your air fryer. Most of my recipes can be done in any air fryer x
I’m about to pull the plug on a ninja and thinking of the 300 smaller version which I believe you can get a 1.6kg chicken in. On the cost front if you consider a conventional oven which runs at 5-6kwh the ninja runs at about a third if that so for an hour of cooking you’re looking good at about 80p as opposed to nearly £2.50 for a normal oven.
Hi lovely Mines, a 400 model, and it's a snug fit with a 1.2kg chicken so I'm not so sure there'd be proper air flow for a 1.6kg chicken in the smaller draws of the 300. Thank you for your calculations. I hope you have a great 2024 x
I love mine i use it I use it every 2nd day I never buy frozen chips again I make my own !!!!!!!!!!
Hi Lindz I have a ninja Af300 as there is only the two of us and yes the cleaning is an issue when you have used the elbow grease spray and pink stuff does it still smell seeing as you can not rinse properly ? And have you cooked anything frozen apart from chips some people have I am not sure. Brilliant video again love you to bits so natural and truthful have a great Christmas and can not wait for more videos ❤
Hi Brenda 💜 After I do the daily wipe, it's fine. I only use a tiny amount. After a big clean I use a cloth with just water and wipe it out if I feel I haven't got the most of it I will pop it on the highest setting for 2-3 minutes just to make sure as no one wants pink stuff flavouring 🤣 I've done a few things from frozen fish and pies and bits. It's something I'm definitely going to explore more in the new year as it's handy just to pop something out of the freezer. I hope you have a great week lovely x
Hi Lindz,
I am very new to the Ninja air fryer and your channel and find you very interesting. I have tried some of your recipes with success, I have to follow recipes to the letter, which cookbook would you recommend to cook from or do you use normal cookbooks and adapt the timings? This latest video is extremely useful well done. 👍
Hi Marjorie 👋 I don't use a cook book lovely most of my recipes I've had written down for many years in a note book thats seen better days 😅. Sometimes, I might have a quick search online, but I always adapt the recipes. For the air fryer, I find that by lowering the original temp by around 20c and reducing the time by around 20% works well by I always do temperature checks to be safe. I hope that helps some x
Agree fully with your safety button idea, ex idea.💕
Love your videos Ninja need to support you. 😊👍
@annparry2869 Thank you Lovely 💜 x
All i need is to figure out how to do mashed potatoes in the ninja 😂😂😂 Linz, i bought a Scoville 4.7lt air fryer from Asda for my son to do his chicken and chips etc and its been fantastic. It was £35 and has a 3 year warranty. Ive also bought the scoville 11lt rotisserie air fryer oven for my daughter for Xmas i got both for £83 and I'll let you know how she gets on with it ❤
Hi Dawn, I've worked a way of doing mash in the ninja 💜 baked potato's, then scoop out the inside mash up done 😄 I'm looking forward to hearing how the scoville air fryers get on x
@@LindzandLife what an excellent idea, no more gas boiling, thank you 💖💖
@dawnc1419 You're welcome, lovely x
Was tempted to change from this Ninja 2 drawer one on to Ninja mega drawer one, but have read that the divider does allow seeping into the other draw.
Also shaking the drawer when needing to circulate chips sausages etc is hard going as drawer is big and heavy.
Wonder your comments on this please?
Thank you for such super videos.💕
Hi Ann 👋 I did consider getting it also, but after researching it, I found the same as you said. Also, it wouldn't fit in my sink for cleaning, and as I normally only cook for the 2 of us, it's far too big. I do have a single draw cosori and love it for things that might be a little too big for the ninja draw, and it uses less electricity. I think my next purchase will be a ninja foodi 15-1 multi cooker x
Great video, very informative thank you!
Hi Lindz, I don’t have the dual drawer, but I have one of the 1st grills and the xl grill. I put the splash guards in the dishwasher, they come out a treat. I do not like the non stick coating as it is very thin and scratches very easy. I have never used metal utensils, only silicone. I do have a speedi, and much prefer it. You can do a whole meal at one time in around 15 minutes. I have seen that a lot of people complain about the cleaning of some of the ninja products. I would not buy anymore ninja products, because I think they are too expensive for what they are. I do have an instant pot which I like. I much prefer the stainless steel pot. To save yourself a few pennies or in our case cents, if you can, get yourself a portable induction hob. They are very quick to boil, work much better than the older electric hobs, and better than gas. Jesus, I am rambling on lol. Have a nice week❤️
Hi Jacky 💜 Ramble away lovely I enjoy reading your comments 😊 I just bought the ninja speedi, and it's sat unopened in the box as I'm doubting if I made the right choice so it's definitely encouraging to hear you have one too. And I'm also looking into getting an induction hob. There are so many to choose from. I hope you have a lovely week x
Oh really do the knob breaks eventually on the 9 ltr one oh dear that’s the one I got it’s fine at the moment so I’ll have to see
It's just something I was told Vicky I'm not sure how true it is x
I've been threatening for 12 months to get an air fryer, but the more of these types of "Which air fryer" type vids i see the more addled my brain gets. I'll probably number every "breed" out there and put 'em all in a cloth bag, and lucky dip !!
Hi Bob 👋 it is a mind field now as there's so many available. My personal preference would be either ninja or cosori, but it does depend on budget and how many you're cooking for. Good luck with your search 😊 x
I’ve just bought elbow grease washing up liquid.
Hi Moira 👋 I'd love to know if it's good x
@@LindzandLife I’ll start using it and let you know. Just finishing a bottle of cheap stuff.
Hi Lyndz I prefer my cosori dual blaze. Xx
Hi June ❤ That's on my wishlist as I like that it has the double element and think it would be better for baking x
@@LindzandLife The Dual Blaze is excellent for baking. The bottom element makes such a difference.
Hello, do you have problem when you cook? Because mine when i cook after some time it starts to steam out of the bucket.
Hi Lindz I have the AF300 model. Love it. Have you bought and cooked a chicken in the bag in the air fryer… Avoids a clean-up
Hi Cloudi 👋 I haven't as of yet. I've seen them in the shops, but I'm a bit worried I'd end up with a plastic coated chicken 🤣 x
I would be very wary, the bags can balloon and then stick to the element. Not fun!
@@TulipB89 Piercing the bag may help and you may be lucky, but personally, I would still not trust it. With a whole chicken, there isn't a lot of space between the top of the chicken and the element, so the bag only has to balloon a small amount and it will hit the element. A friend did exactly that, piercing the bag in a few places, but it still ballooned enough that it stuck to the element. That is not something you want to be dealing with! 🙂
hi lindz . too big for me great video i prefer my vortex single tray ok for size of my kitchen can do steak and other things plus veg
Hi Nigel 👋 Is that from the instant brand ? x
yes@@LindzandLife
Health and Safety is not such a thing where these units built. I noticed with mine that it`s not up to the quality and safety you expect these days, It`s fine for my kitchen as it`s only adults use it. but you do have to be careful not to get burnt on the edges.
Hi Chris 👋 I totally agree it wouldn't pass in a professional kitchen. And I've caught myself more on the draws than I ever did my oven 🤣 x
Even with all the issues the fryer has I still find the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages safety wise I use mine all the time. BTW I am enjoying your Air fryer content it`s been so helpful to me.@@LindzandLife
@steamhammer2k Yes, definitely, I couldn't be without an air fryer now, which makes life a little easier. Glad your finding my content helpful 😊 Happy cooking, Chris x
Could you or maybe you have already review the food machine behind you.. thank you. 😊
Hi Lorraine 👋 Which one lovely ? The cosori or instant pot ? I've done a video on the Instant pot x
Yes it was the instant pot i’ll have a look 😊
Wish we had enough power for one! 😂
Hi Becky 💕 Hopefully 1 day you will. Stay safe, lovely, another storm closing in. I've just seen the tornado in leitrim village 😳 Crazy weather x
Just bought one .. but only 2 of us .. scared now 😮
Hi Ann 👋 It's normally only 2 I cook for. And I understand that initial panic I had it too but now I couldn't be without out mine x
An air fryer is an additional aid to cooking and should not be treated as a be all and end all item. I have 2 air fryers and one air fryer oven, one of my air fryers allows me to slow cook or pressure cook and I have camping gas cooker so most of my cooking is covered by these. You can not cook a full Sunday dinner in an air fryer so your Christmas dinner, unless you are having turkey parcels, can not be cooked in an air fryer, some times a normal oven and hob can't cope with that. They have their place and I think any one who says that they haven't used their oven since buying one is just living on fast food meals and not enjoying real meals that have variety if ingredients. No air fryer on it's own is big enough to feed a family of four with real meals without some compromise. I know one video vlogger who makes a meal for 4/5 or 6 but has to use her oven to keep things warm whilst other things are cooking and she quite openly admits that that is what you do.
We cook a whole chicken and roast potatoes in our Ninja AF400 twin with vegetables done on the stove top which feeds five when grandkids are up. Normally just the two of us and hardly use our double oven anymore as the airfrier is so versatile for preparing most foods.
We don't live on fast foods.......
@@fabianmckenna8197 As you said normally just the two of you but what about a family of 4. Surely you don't give them mini portions. And you are using your stove top.
I have a Nija speedi, and we don’t have takeaway food ever, and I’ve never turn my oven on since last March when I bought my speedi, but there’s only the 2 of us, I am considering buying the Nija dual, and taking the speedi down to our caravan, just to have the 2 draws, one for meat and pots and the other for roast veg. I haven’t used the speed. Option as much as I thought I would, as I was showing being pre diabetic , so I’ve avoided Pasta and rice. I’ve used my induction hob occasionally, but it’s a cheap one, and no where near as good as my Bosch that I put in my last kitchen.
You need to not use your oven for 530 hours only for itself in electricity savings. Average 34p per hour cheaper than an oven. At 1 hour a day of oven use you need to the air fryer for an hour a day instead for 18 months to break even in costs. That’s if the air fryer cost £180 to purchase.
But by saving 50% cooking time than an oven you can half those figures.
Thank you, Marie💜 mines definitely paid for itself at this stage x
Anyone any views on the Corsair dual, compared to the Nija dual.
Hi Sandra 👋 I have a cosori, and I've owned over a year and love it x
I have this model the speedi the 15 in 1 the oven health grill and the max pro health grill do you think i have a ninja problem lol x
Hi Lynette 💜 that's a great collection 😀 I bought the speedi and it's been sat unopened in the box over a week as I was wondering had a made a mistake as it looks a like intimidating 😅 so I'm delighted to hear you have one also 💜 x
Can I ask, have you ever had smoke coming out of the drawers while cooking? I have owned this model after only a week and after the 4th cook I am getting smoke from the drawers? It has been cleaned after every use.
Hi lovely, I get a bit of steam every so often but never smoke. Is it far enough away from the wall I've heard some say if it doesn't have enough air flow around the machine it might cause it ? x
Thank you for replying do quick😊 yes I do have it away from the wall, though I will now try it in another spot, I'll give it a few more tries before I contact ninja. X
is it ok that Steam releases through baskets ?!? or is it a problem?
It is mine does it sometimes make sure you pull it away from the wall I've found they need more venting space than the manual suggests x
Hi Linze, I’ve got the ninja air fryer same as yours that I’ve d got recently on back Friday but when am using it I’ve noticed that air is coming out from the second drawer I want to return it but wanted to know if it’s faulty because it’s my first air fryer please I would like your feed back thank you
Hi Lovely 👋 I sometimes get steam coming from mine it depends on what I'm cooking. Say chips if they are not properly dry or veg can do this to. And sometimes frozen items. But keep an eye on it just in case x
@@LindzandLife thanks a lot dear for the fast response you’ve helped lot
@ngozinwabugwu668 You're welcome lovely x
@@LindzandLife ❤️
Can you do a toad in the hole ?
Yes! She has a video where she makes one. It's so easy to do!
Hi Richard 👋 Yes you can, and it works wonderfully and quick. I've done a video it will be in my air fryer play list x
@@cblaney3931 Thank you 😊 x
@@LindzandLife omg , finding it nowwwww !! Thanx
The baskets are to small😢
Hiya lovely 👋Maybe the ninja flexi draw would suit better x
i thinking bought next week ..so is worth it in 2024? this model?
Hi 👋 It will depend on your needs But I still think it's worth it, and It's worth shopping around as this model is always on special offers x
@@LindzandLife thank you 🙏