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SAVE $50:The Watch A Female Employee Who Gives Permission For Things From The Manager OnlineNinja Combi All-in-One Multicooker is on sale at Amazon for $179.99, down from the usual price of $229.99. That's a 22% discount.

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Within the last decade, kitchen appliances and gadgets have seen some major upgrades. The air fryer is probably our generation's microwave, but we also have plenty of other advancements that makes life in the kitchen much more streamlined. If you could use some cooking assistance, check out this Amazon deal on a handy all-in-one appliance.

As of April 30, the Ninja Combi All-in-One Multicooker is on sale at Amazon for just $179.99, marked down from the normal price of $229.99. That works out to a 22% discount and a savings of $50.

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Ninja makes some of our favorite modern kitchen appliances, like great pizza ovens, indoor grills, and countertop ovens. But if your kitchen space is limited, the Ninja Combi All-in-One Multicooker might be the perfect do-it-all model. It comes with 14 functions, including crisp, bake, rice/pasta, sear/sauté, steam, toast, pizza, slow cook, air fry, broil, and more. Plus, its quick operation means you can have a fully cooked meal in just 15 minutes. Ninja says cooking times in the Combi are 50% quicker than in a conventional wall oven.

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This model is also great for families or those who like to entertain, since it has a larger capacity. Ninja mentions you can easily serve eight people, since the multicooker can handle a six-pound roast chicken, two pounds of fries, or a five-pound roast. A countertop oven can also be super useful if you tend to meal prep and need the oven space for several dishes, but still want to get a loaf of bread baked for dinner.

If you forgot to defrost the pork loin for tonight's dinner, the Ninja has you covered, since super-heated steam can thaw out frozen ingredients and get them cooked in under 30 minutes.

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This model comes with a Bake Tray, Crisper Plate, and a Combi Cooker Pan, and all of those are safe to clean in the dishwasher, saving you time and effort in the post-dinner clean.

If your kitchen countertop is too crowded, upgrade to the Ninja Combi All-in-One Multicooker. It's perfect for hot summer days when you couldn't image turning on the range, and it's on sale today at Amazon for $179.99. With 14 functions, you'll be in for a summer full of great (and easy) meals.

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