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Ninja’s new PREPi gadget wants to end your $27 salad addiction

Ninja is launching the PREPi Precision-Powered Prep + Store System. Here is an early look at the 5-in-1 kitchen gadget built for tight counters and fast meal prep.

Ninja’s new PREPi gadget wants to end your $27 salad addiction

Ninja is set to introduce the Ninja PREPi Precision-Powered Prep and Store System, a compact 5-in-1 kitchen appliance designed to chop, purée, slice, shred, and cut french fries into a serve-and-store container. This appliance, known for its clutter-free counter presence, aims to cater to those seeking a more efficient solution for meal preparations, particularly in small spaces.

The PREPi fits snugly into tight cabinet space and eliminates the need for multiple chopping boards and containers by processing, serving, and sealing food in the same container.

Powered by a 500-watt motor, this device ensures robust food processing capabilities without stalling, capable of handling tasks from coarse salsa prep to smooth dips without requiring part swaps. The PREPi comes equipped with versatile attachments: a single Chop & Purée blade adept for a range of culinary tasks, a reversible disc for uniform slicing and shredding cheese or veggies, and a dedicated French fry disc for creating air-fryer-ready, uniformly cut potatoes. The PN351 model includes a built-in dicing kit for quick, consistent salad preparation.

Details regarding the official pricing and availability of the PREPi are expected to be disclosed closer to its release. For those looking to enhance their meal prep routines, the PREPi promises a comprehensive solution to simplify cooking processes and save on food expenses.

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