Ninja 2-in-1 blender 'perfect for juicing' with handy cup less than £100 in Amazon sale

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Ninja 2-in-1 blender 'perfect for juicing' with handy cup less than £100 in Amazon sale

Boxing Day may be over, but January sales have just started. And Amazon currently has a great range of offers, including on kitchen appliances.

The Ninja 2-in-1 Blender is now £99, down from £149.99. This is slightly cheaper than getting it from Currys (£99.99), Ninja (£99.99) or Argos (£100).

The product features three programs - blend, max blend and crush - and four manual speeds - low, medium, high and pulse. Ideal to blend dips, dressings and drinks with long-lasting interchangeable blades, it's also easy to clean, with all removable parts being dishwasher-safe.

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"The best! Of the best! Simply amazing!"

And if you're looking to update your appliances collection, the Ninja Chopper (now £25.19) and Foodi Digital Air Fryer (now £139) have also had their price slashed on Amazon. The blender has a 4.7 rating from over 4,060 reviews.

A very pleased shopper wrote: "This [blender] has taken all kinds of frozen fruit and made them into delicious smoothies and vegan ice cream for a small party. It's noisy, yes, but it blends fantastically. The choice of the bigger jug and smaller mug thing is great and both work very efficiently. Cleans easily. Love this thing."

"Unbelievable quality, make smoothies and juices in no time . So easy to use and clean," another added, while a third commented: "This is so wow....I love my blender it does what it says. Super fast, blend anything. No regrets. Will surely recommend over and over."

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However, some clients complained about the noise it makes. "I do love this blender, and have owned it for a year and a half with daily use. [...] However, it is exceptionally loud," said a buyer.

Alternatively, there's the Tefal Blendforce II 1.75L Glass Jug Blender, available from Argos at £60. The thermal shock-resistant glass jug is perfect for blending both hot and cold ingredients.

It has a 4.6-star rating from 399 reviews. A person reacted: "Very pleased with this. Well built and functions just as it should."

You can get the Ninja 2-in-1 Blender from Amazon (£99), Currys (£99.99), Ninja (£99.99) or Argos (£100).

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