Lidl Drops £50 Glass Air Fryer to Rival Premium £250 Ninja Model

Lidl Drops £50 Glass Air Fryer to Rival Premium £250 Ninja Model

The transparent cooking basket of the new Silvercrest glass air fryer on a kitchen counter.

A promotional view of the new glass air fryer coming to the Middle Aisle.

Lidl is dropping a highly anticipated kitchen gadget into its Middle Aisle. The Silvercrest Glass Air Fryer hits store shelves on Sunday, August 2, and will remain available only while stocks last.

Priced at £59.99, the appliance undercuts major competitors by a significant margin. Shoppers using the Lidl Plus app can score an even better deal, bringing the cost down to just £49.99.

Lidl is positioning the release as a direct, budget-friendly challenge to premium models. For context, the comparable Ninja CRISPi PRO 5-in-1 XL Glass Air Fryer currently retails for a hefty £249.99.


The compact kitchen appliance is designed to undercut expensive competitor brands.

Cooking With Complete Visibility

Lidl describes the new Silvercrest model as “compact, easy to clean and designed for everyday cooking.”

The standout feature of the device is its transparent glass cooking basket. Shoppers can monitor every crisp, crunch, and golden finish without pulling open the drawer and losing heat.


The transparent glass drawer allows users to monitor their food as it cooks.

Expanding the Kitchen Lineup

The Glass Air Fryer joins a growing roster of Lidl kitchen tech. The retailer recently introduced the SilverCrest Slow Juicer, aimed at health-conscious shoppers looking for extra yield.

Designed to extract maximum liquid while preserving nutrients, the juicer features a self-feeding function, a pulp collector, and a reverse switch for quick unclogging. The machine tackles hard vegetables with a powerful motor, disassembles for straightforward cleaning, and carries a three-year warranty.

Lidl markets the juicer as the “perfect kitchen companion for beauty enthusiasts looking for ways to concentrate on their glow.”

Shoppers with a sweet tooth also have a new gadget to track down. Lidl’s Premium Freezy Ice Cream Maker aims to streamline homemade frozen desserts without the premium price tag.

Users fill the tank with ingredients, freeze it for 24 hours, and let the machine spin it into a dessert in minutes. The device includes seven distinct presets: ice cream, light ice cream, gelato, sorbet, Smoothie Bowl, and Extras.