Instant Pot’s 9-in-1 Air Fryer Is on Sale Right Now—and It’s a Must-Have for Your Kitchen
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This Instant Pot air fryer is the peak of convenience...and it's bound to make your weeknight dinners so much simpler.
If you know us, you know how much we love the Instant Pot. This handy appliance is a go-to in our kitchens, whether we’re whipping up a smorgasbord of good eats or looking for a quick way to get through dinner. (Can you believe how many recipes you can make with an Instant Pot?) While we’re faithful to the first generation of Instant Pots, we also find ourselves falling head over heels for their other products—say, the Instant Pot air fryer oven.
Right now, you can get your hands on the Instant Pot air fryer oven for more than 20% off. But move quickly—if there’s anything we know about deals, it’s that they don’t last long.
What Is the Instant Pot Air Fryer Oven?
What we love just as much as the Instant Pot is the air fryer (and all the crispy recipes you can make in it), so it’s no surprise we’re jumping at the chance to get ahold of Instant Pot’s version. This 10-quart appliance has all the bells and whistles, including nine built-in smart programs: air fry, roast, broil, bake, toast, reheat, proof—for all of your bread-making needs, dehydrate and rotisserie. You don’t have to preheat this guy either, because the Instant Pot air fryer turns up the heat right away and promises a crispy yet tender result every time.
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Bonus: The Instant Pot air fryer oven is made almost entirely of stainless steel, so you don’t have to worry about fingerprints or scrubbing off dried-on food. It already has almost 40,000 reviews on Amazon and sits at 4.5 stars, meaning this machine will really pay off in the long run. It also won’t take up too much space, which is ideal for small kitchens.
Where to Find Yours
Head on over to Amazon to get your hands on a 9-in-1 Instant Pot air fryer oven. You can snag one of these bad boys for $110, which is 21% off the original retail price of $140. It’s the perfect gift for the foodie in your life—not to mention a helpful companion in your own kitchen.
If you’ve already got an Instant Pot, you can also find an Instant Pot air frying lid on Amazon, though the price isn’t actually that different from the full oven. No matter the preference, make sure dinner starts in an Instant Pot tonight!
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