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The Amazon Prime Day deals I’m buying to upgrade my new home cooking space

My kitchen just doubled in size, so I have so much more space for more kitchen gadgets.

The Amazon Prime Day deals I’m buying to upgrade my new home cooking space

After recently moving into a spacious new home, I find myself eager to fill my expansive kitchen with a fresh array of cooking gadgets and cookware. Prime Day presents an opportune moment to upgrade my kitchen with the latest tools.

At the top of my wish list is the Ninja Air Fryer DoubleStack XL, currently discounted by $40, bringing its price down to $209.95 on Amazon (or £60 off at Amazon UK). This efficient appliance boasts an ideal size and exceptional cooking capabilities, making it a must-have for my culinary endeavors.

Alongside the air fryer, I'm also considering purchasing a new coffee maker or the highly-regarded Ninja Creami ice cream maker. The Creami, available at a 23% discount on Amazon US and a 38% discount on Amazon UK, has garnered rave reviews for its ability to churn out delicious ice cream. With the threat of another scorching heatwave in the UK looming, this appliance seems like an excellent investment for keeping cool in style.

To round out my kitchen, I've already added a few non-technological essentials, such as a versatile GreenPan Stainless Steel Cookware Set and a KitchenAid Variable Speed Corded Hand Blender. These practical items will undoubtedly come in handy during my culinary adventures.

In summary, Prime Day offers an array of irresistible deals for kitchen upgrades. The Ninja Air Fryer DoubleStack XL, Ninja Creami ice cream maker, and a reliable Ninja Fresh Brew Coffee Maker are the top contenders on my list. Pair these items with some essential cookware and kitchen tools, and I'm set to embark on a delightful culinary journey in my newly expanded kitchen space.

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