Kmart fans are raving about a sleek new mini air fryer that some are calling the best budget buy of 2024.
Australian fashion stylist Palmer Islandbehind the Instagram account kmart fever, shared the news of the ‘fabulous’ find that is already selling out in stores across the country.
“Kmart has new mini air fryers, they’re literally $39,” he said in a video.
‘They are so cute and very pretty and there are so many different environments there.
“I saw this today and I’m really going to get one.”
The compact appliance comes in a stylish pale green hue, has a 1.2-litre capacity and features eight preset cooking menus for added convenience.
The adjustable temperature control ranges from 80°C to 200°C, with a timer from one to 30 minutes and also has a non-stick drawer for easy cleaning.
The air fryer is already a best-seller, with perfect five-star reviews online, and many more praising this handy kitchen gadget.
Kmart fan Islah Palmer was thrilled to purchase one of the new mini air fryers for $39
The sleek and compact appliance can effortlessly cook food at temperatures from 80 to 200 degrees C.
“It’s the best thing I’ve ever bought. It cooks meat and chicken to perfection. I love it,” said one.
“I live alone and the truth is that it is perfect. It has everything I need,” added another.
Australians said the air fryer was ideal for people cooking for one person and said it heated food perfectly and made almost no noise, unlike larger models.
Many added that the small, lightweight appliance was being used by FIFO workers and people on camping trips, as a cheap and convenient way to cook without a kitchen.
Some said that despite the “cute design,” a small air fryer had no practical appeal.
“Why would you need a mini? I have a 10L and would go for a 20L,” said one.
But others insisted the compact size was suitable for people with less kitchen space who only cooked smaller quantities.
One Kmart fan who couldn’t wait to get her hands on the new gadget said she had no intention of using it in the kitchen.
“I’ll buy it for my bedroom,” she said.
This comes after the retailer launched a $69 pizza oven with a 31cm ceramic stone and variable temperature up to 300 degrees C for “perfectly crispy” bases.
“This is your cue to grab the new Kmart pizza oven to add to your kitchen rotation,” said one excited shopper.
‘The dials on this model allow for lower heat cooking for longer; getting that base to wood-fired perfection is quite expensive these days, so math is math.’