You’ve probably seen their blenders—the ones that could probably pulverize a brick into a smoothie. But their kettle and toaster? It’s the same energy, just aimed at your morning routine.
This bundle is basically the Avengers of your countertop. The kettle boils water in like, sixty seconds? I timed it. I swear it was faster than me finding a clean mug. And the toaster? It has these smart slots that lower the bread automatically, so you don’t have to push a lever down like a peasant from the 1800s.
Let’s talk about the real kicker: the sale price. Normally, buying them separately would cost you the equivalent of a small city holiday. But right now, it’s bundled into something that feels almost accidental, like a pricing error they forgot to fix. (Don’t tell them I said that.)
Why this might actually be the perfect purchase for you.
I know, I know—you’ve got a kettle. It works. It’s fine. But “fine” is the enemy of “great morning”. Your current kettle takes three minutes to boil? That’s time you could spend staring into the fridge, pretending you have breakfast sorted.
The Ninja kettle has a variable temperature control. This means you can set it to exactly 85°C for green tea, or 98°C for black coffee. I’m not a tea snob—I just drink whatever’s in the cupboard—but apparently this matters to people with refined palates. And to me, it just feels fancy. Like I’m a barista in my pyjamas.
Ninja shoppers can get £100 off kettle and toaster bundle with 'hidden
And the toaster? It has a “bagel” mode that only toasts the cut side, leaving the outside soft. I used to think bagel modes were a marketing gimmick. Then I used one. Now I can’t go back. It’s like experiencing toast for the first time again.
