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Around here, we like tools that do it all. If it's going to air fry, it may as well toast and roast too. Because not only does it open up a world of kitchen possibilities, but it saves precious kitchen counter space, too. That's why we like the Ninja Blender Mega Kitchen System, that's essentially three devices in one. And we like it even more now that it's on sale.

As of April 29, the Ninja Blender Mega Kitchen System is down to $139.99. That saves you $60 for 30% savings off its list price of $199.99.

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All from one motorized base, this kitchen system blends, crushes, chops, and purees. It comes with a standard 72 oz. pitcher for making big batches of smoothies or frozen drinks. Plus, you can use it on hot soups for creamy concoctions. Plus, it can also be a personal blender with the inclusion of two 16 oz. cups.

And if you're worried about having the space for both a blender and a food processor in your kitchen, this mega system also includes a food processor attachment to save some space. It will help you mix doughs or chop vegetables in seconds.

Shop the Ninja Blender Mega Kitchen System for just $139.99 at Amazon.

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