Air fryers – useful though they are – take up a lot of kitchen counter space. And the most versatile models take up the most room, with dual-drawer air fryers and air fryer ovens the ultimate counter hog.
If you can find a spot for one, an air fryer will be useful for all kinds of cooking jobs, from roasting to baking. But as most models tend to be black or grey, these big, featureless appliances can also make your kitchen look gloomy and cluttered.
That’s why these models might be of interest. Two of Ninja’s best and most popular dual-drawer air fryers are now available in white from the Ninja website. Buying one will be a quick way to brighten up your kitchen.
Check out our round-up of the best Ninja air fryers and countertop cookers to compare models.
The white 9.5L Ninja Double Stack XL has been available from Currys for a while now, but you can now buy it direct from Ninja Kitchen . It’s priced at £269.99.
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It’s Ninja’s latest design and its compact design maximises space by containing two cooking areas – one above the other – in each drawer, so you can quickly and simply prepare an entire family-sized meal. It has six cooking modes (air fry, max crisp, roast, bake, dehydrate, reheat), a digital display and handy Sync and Match functions.
Want to know if it’s the right model for you? Check out our review .
Ninja’s Foodi Max dual-zone air fryer (AF400UKWH) is also available in white from both Currys and Ninja . At the time of writing, it’s been reduced to £229.99, down from £249.99.
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This is one of Ninja’s most popular models, and with good reason. It also has 9.5 litres of cooking space across its two drawers – each drawer is large enough to cook a 2kg chicken. Like the Double Stack XL, it has six cooking modes (air fry, max crisp, roast, bake, dehydrate, reheat), a digital display and Sync and Match functions.
We’ve reviewed the very similar AF451UK model and you can read our review to find out more. Bear in mind that the white AF400UKWH model has a slightly different control panel and it doesn’t have a meat probe.
But, although the colour of these appliances is a plus for one reason, a white countertop appliance will show every splotch and fleck from cooking, especially if your air fryer lives anywhere near your hob.
Buy one of these and you’ll definitely spend more time cleaning it than a black or grey model. You might want to check out our guide on how to clean your air fryer for some tips.
Author: Emma Rowley, Deputy Editor, Tech Advisor
Tech Advisor’s Deputy Editor, Emma has been a journalist and copywriter for over 20 years and has been testing and writing about home tech and appliances for seven years. She tries out every appliance she writes about at home, and aims to recommend time- and energy-saving products that will last.
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