Iceland is set to sell a popular air fryer worth £60 at the discounted price of just £35 this weekend in a bid to help customers with rising energy prices.
With the cost of living crisis forcing many energy bills and food costs to sky rocket, many households have been looking for alternative ways to keep their costs down when in the kitchen.
One kitchen device that has gained quite a bit of popularity in the past year have been air fryers, with many swearing they are not only cheaper, but also a healthy alternative to the oven.
