With a hint of spring in the air and milder weather rolling in, garden enthusiasts are itching to spark up their barbecues, signalling the unofficial start of the barbecue season. Ditch the unpredictability of charcoal grilling and the fuss of gas – Ninja’s electric barbecue is taking the market by storm, hailed as a “game changer” by ecstatic customers.
Ninja is currently slashing 15% off its Woodfire Electric barbecue Grill and Smoker, knocking nearly £50 off the price tag, with the coveted gadget now going for £249.99, down from £299.99. The deal’s also up for grabs on Amazon at the same bargain rate.
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Not your average electric BBQ, the Ninja Woodfire model boasts an array of functions, living up to the brand’s reputation fueled by their renowned air fryers and Foodi cookers. But here’s the kicker: it comes with a special smoker box attached to the side of its lid, infusing your grub with that irresistible woodsmoke flavour, setting it apart from its electric counterparts.
Load the box with wood pellets, which smoke up without burning, and let the electric system take care of the rest – offering precision control you’d never get with a traditional charcoal setup, reports the Express.
As you’d anticipate from a Ninja device, it offers a variety of cooking functions, from grilling at up to 260 degrees, to smoking – which includes slow and low heat smoking – as well as simply using the Ninja Woodfire as an outdoor air fryer. This means you get all those air fryer features and if you wish to use it indoors, you can.
The Ninja electric barbecue is spacious enough to cook 8 burgers or 16 sausages simultaneously – and also comes with a cooking tray that can accommodate up to 1kg of chicken wings – but because this grill isn’t overly large, it will be easier to store or transport.
All you require is a power connection – whether that’s in your garden or from your caravan – and you’ll be in grilling (or roasting, or air frying) paradise.
“This product is a game changer” one shopper declared, while another buyer stated: “as someone who is new to smoking meats this product is game-changing.“
Another customer claimed it was the ‘best thing they bought for summer’.
However, you might need an extension lead as the power cord is only 1.6m long and naturally, this costs significantly more than a traditional charcoal barbecue. You can also purchase this Weber Kettle Charcoal Grill for less than £90 from Amazon.
Of course, the Ninja Woodfire isn’t your only option if you’re in the market for an electric barbecue. The Weber Lumin is a popular choice and gets hotter, but it currently retails for £369 on Amazon.
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