Exact date Aldi’s sell-out air fryer is back in stores – and it’s £110 less than Ninja

ALDI’S sell-out air fryer is coming back – and eager shoppers will be itching to get their hands on one.

The discount supermarket‘s kitchen gadget always proves to be popular with bargain hunters.

It is available for pre-order from tomorrow (April 30), but won’t be back in stores for another week (May 7).

Aldi’s XXL air fryer costs just £59.99 and comes with a three-year warranty.

If you do decide to pre-order the fryer, bear in mind an extra charge for delivery.

Meanwhile, shoppers planning to head to their local store to get the fryer will want to check ahead to see if it’s in stock to avoid disappointment – and a wasted trip.

You can find your closest store on the Aldi website.

The bargain air fryer comes with 5.5l capacity, a 11 Pre-set cooking functions and a digital LED touchscreen display.

Aldi says the gadget helps cut energy usage, compared with using a conventional oven.

Aldi’s Specialbuys can typically sell-out fast, so you won’t want to hang about.

Recently, its Ambiano air fryer was so popular shoppers actually crashed the site as people rushed to buy.

Before you commit to a purchase though, you should have a shop around first.

Use price comparison tools like Google Shopping to find similar products from other retailers and compare prices.

You might find there’s an even better offer out there.

For example, Ninja’s 5.2l air fryer costs £169.99, making Aldi’s version £110 cheaper.

Meanwhile, Robert Dyas is selling a 5.2l Salter air fryer for £59.99, reduced from £70.

While this is the same price as Aldi’s it is slightly smaller.

But Asda is selling a 6.2l kitchen gadget for £59, making it bigger Aldi’s with the same price tag.

Do make sure to have a look around before you buy in case we missed an even better office – there’s never a bad time to bag a bargain.

Air fryers have gained popularity over the last few months as under the current price cap using one for 15 minutes costs just 13p.

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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk