Air fryers are still soaring in popularity and people are rushing to their local supermarket to buy the latest 'must have' kitchen gadget.
As energy bills continue to rise, people are trying to save as much money as possible, with many ditching their ovens in substitute for a cheaper alternative .
But it's not just branded air fryers people are after with more household now after lesser-known brands as they hunt for bargains to save even more money.
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Taking to Facebook's Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, one shopper noted that on the Asda George app, you can get the highly-sought after for a great price.
They wrote: "Just looked online. Seems you can get one for £32 through the George app."
The air fryers in the picture are the 'Black Compact Air Fryer' and the ' Black Air Fryer GAF201RG-21 3.2L'.
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The first can be purchased for £32 whilst the latter is on sale from £44 to £38 - and it seems it's a hit with shoppers with one review on the Asda website reading: "Perfect! Brought for my mother for Christmas! She will love it!".
Meanwhile another added: "I can't wait to start using it my mum has one and it's amazing."
On the Asda website, the supermarket boasts that the air fryer comes with a "non-stick basket drawer with removable insert" as well as a "variable temperature control" to help you make the perfect meal.
One joked: "They should rename the group to Extreme air fryer hunters UK".
Another added: "I bought two. Plenty big enough."
"I have been in Asda today the small one (1.5) litre is £32 the medium one (3.2) litre is £38 on a Black Friday deal" wrote a third.
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