Tech

Ninja Unveils Crispi Pro Air Fryer with Countertop-Ready Glass Design

The switch from oven to AirFryer has been fast, transforming cooking in just a few years. Ninja have announced their newest appliance, and it’s going to do the job while looking good. 

The Ninja Crispi Pro offers a powerful, and good looking cooking solution, using 2050-watt of power to cook your food in no time, with six cooking modes built-in including Max Crisp, Air Fry, Bake/Prove, Roast, Recrisp, and Dehydrate. 

While most of us bring our AirFryer out to use, the Ninja Crispi Pro uses removable glass containers which are ‘designed to stay out on your countertop and keep every part of the cooking process visible’.

The Ninja Crispi Pro base can take three sizes of container, 2.3L, 3.8L or 5.7L, with the 2.3L and 5.7L containers included in the box, while the 3.8L container can be purchased separately for $69.99.  The glass bowls can also be used to store food, with leakproof lids also included in the box. 

The Ninja Crispi Pro  comes in four colourways: Cyberspace, Sage Green, Stone and Pink. You can get the Ninja Crispi Pro in Australia now for $399.99 – though it’s usual RRP is $499.99, so take advantage of the introductory offer.

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