- Ninja has released an extra large version of the glass Ninja Crispi air fryer
- The Ninja Crispi Pro has six cooking modes and a maximum capacity of 6qt
- It’s available now in the US for $279.99 (approx £210 / AU$430)
The Ninja Crispi is one of the best air fryers we’ve tested this year at TechRadar, and now an XL version is available for cooking even bigger meals. The Ninja Crispi Pro has the same basic design as the original portable Crispi, but a much larger capacity
The original Crispi is Ninja’s smallest air fryer and is compact enough to cook your lunch at the office, at an Airbnb, or anywhere you have access to a power outlet. Crispi Pro takes that design and scales it up. So you can keep it on your kitchen counter and use it to make Thanksgiving dinner for the whole family (not just crisp up the tasty leftovers).
Like the classic Crispi, the Crispi Pro consists of a set of glass containers with resealable lids that you can use to store or marinate your food before cooking and to serve it when it’s ready. While the original Crispi has a lid that contains the fan and heating element (known as the PowerPod), the Crispi Pro also has a base that sits on your work surface. When it’s time to fry, simply slide the glass dish into place and use the digital buttons on the front to select a program.
Frying without strings
The Ninja Crispi Pro has six cooking modes (two more than the original Crispi): air fry, bake, fry, dehydrate, max crisp and re-crisp. It comes with two cooking containers – 2.5qt and 6qt – and an additional 4qt bowl can be purchased separately if you need something in between.
Available now direct from Ninja for $279.99 (approx £210 / AU$430), it comes in four colours: cyberspace (dark blue), ash grey, bone and rose quartz. It’s currently only available in the US, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it launches in the UK before Christmas, so you might want to start thinking about your turkey and sprouts.
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