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SAVE $55:977 ArchivesNinja AF101 air fryer is on sale for $74.99 at Amazon. That's 42% off its list price of $129.99.

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So you've finally decided to get an air fryer. Maybe you were hoping to find one underneath the Christmas tree this year, or maybe your mother-in-law's delicious roasted vegetables finally won you over. Whatever your reason, it's a great day to break your air fryer holdout, because the Ninja AF101 air fryer is on sale for a great price today.

The Ninja AF101 air fryer is on sale for just $74.99 today at Amazon. That's $55 lower than its list price of $129.99, saving you 42%. Plus, this deal is only $9 above the air fryer's lowest price on record. You can't always count on scoring a quality air fryer for under $100, so we recommend acting on this deal.

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If you want to eat healthier in the new year, don't be thrown off by the word "fryer." The Ninja AF101 air fryer crisps, roasts, reheats, and dehydrates food for delicious, homemade meals and snacks. It's a great tool for quickly roasting veggies or even making dehydrated fruit snacks. Air frying also "fries" with up to 75% less fat than traditional frying methods. The Ninja AF101 is a great air fryer for feeding the whole family, as it has a 4-quart capacity basket. Plus, it's dishwasher safe.

Shop the Ninja AF101 air fryer today and up your skills in the kitchen.

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