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College eating habits come first: This 25%-off air fryer is a back to school essential

Add The New York Post on Google When sending your student off to college, there’s a lot to worry about.

Will they have friends? Will they get homesick? Will they eat microwave ramen for every meal?

As a senior in college, my answer to all of the above is yes.

College eating habits are hard to get right, especially in small living quarters and less-than-healthy meal plans.

Give yourself one less thing to worry about and send your kid back to school prepared to actually feed themself for once.

If your want them to eat (at least somewhat) healthily this semester, an air fryer is the easy-to-use, space-saving option, and this ultra-slim one is 25% off on Amazon.

The bella 6qt Air Fryer features a sleek and slim design that fits in any size kitchen — even if it’s a dorm room.

Despite the space-saving set up, its extra large basket capacity can hold up to 5 lbs. of food, so students can make large meals for all their friends from the comfort of their room.

With six different presets, you can air fry, bake, roast, broil, reheat and dehydrate all in one machine — and enjoy a meal for every mood.

Plus, its non-toxic ceramic nonstick coating makes it easy to clean.

Help your busy college student make their meals in minutes — without compromising their health.

And, if their dorm building doesn’t allow air fryers, you can easily transport it from room to kitchen (or slyly tuck it away under the bed).

With superheated air technology that leaves your food hot and crispy with little oil, cook your meals from frozen to crispy in minutes.

With powerful frying power and six cooking functions, make everything you need from the comfort of your counter.

Meals made simply, this air fryer has little to no preheat time and an easy touch screen that does the work for you.

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