I found a desk gadget of $ 35 from KMART who transformed how I have lunch at work

A Melbourne Office worker left her colleagues stunned after using a KMART Air Fryer at her desk – but reactions were distributed online over the unconventional workplace law.

Jessica Ricci, 30, placed one Tap Video A few days ago that demonstrated her newly purchased KMART MINI AIR Fryer in the office.

The 12 seconds video Share the Podcast Partnerships Manager Share saw her drawer open from her Deskside cabinet to reveal the compact cooking device, selling for $ 35.

Jessica placed the Airfryer next to her laptop and computer monitor and continued connecting to the power board of her desk.

The overlading caption on the video was: ‘POV: You were tired of waiting for the office microwave’.

The Melbourne employee then proceeded to open a packet of frozen gluten -free chicken nuggets and popped them in the fly sheet.

Moments later she removed the cooked chicken pieces from the device and placed them on a plate.

She then put back in her drawer to pick up a bottle of hot chili sauce before she liked to show her finished hot lunch.

Femail put his hand out at Jessica, who works on the She’s on the Money Podcast, to ask how her colleagues responded to her lunch hack at the office.

“The girls in the office loved it!” explained Jessica.

‘We all had a bit of a giggle about how stupid it was, but were also so excited to make snacks. It is a bit nicer than your usual tuna in canned. ‘

Jessica revealed that she had recently seen the KMART -compact cooking device and had specifically bought it to use in the office.

She added that the video documented the ‘first time I used it’.

After he had seen how successful the mini device was for making a lunch at the workplace, Jess said she was already starting to think about what she should cook in it now.

“I have noticed half of the freezing part in Coles,” she said.

Jess added that she also sees potential for making warm sweet delicacies.

“I want to try the cookie dough of air fryes,” she said.

The video of Jessica has been viewed more than 477,000 times and has cut more than 9000 likes from viewers who are impressed by her ingenious office lunchhack.

But the commentary part of the video also contained delivered answers about the safety of the Jessica setup.

One very popular comment was wondering if the air fryer ‘uses a lot of watts’ before it suggests that it ‘disconnects the computer to not blow a breaker’.

“And you didn’t get an electrical safety control and the entire office went down,” answered another person sarcastically.

Other notable viewers, however, insisted that Jessica had indeed ‘disconnected’ the computer monitor to make room for [the] Air fryse ‘.

Femail asked Jess if her colleagues were worried about using the air frituse at her desk.

“No dramas at all,” Jess confirmed. “My boss is usually first in line to participate in something nice, and she loves a small treat as the rest of us.”

Indeed, Jess’s colleague and Podcaster Victoria Devine even jumped into the commentary part to share her reaction.

The host of the Financial Podcast wrote: “Hahahahahah Ons Education is now a Fasch Food Joint.”

The KMART Mini Air Fryer is a newly launched cooking machine and is supplied in four colors: Olive, Off White, Sunset and the Blue can be seen in the Tiktok video.

The popular device is currently sold out online and hard to find in stores.

The dimensions of the compact air fryer are 22.38 cm high and 22.12 cm wide.

The inside of the air frituse has a food capacity of 900 ml and there is an anti-stick basket and rack.

The Mini Airfryer has an adjustable cooking temperature between 60 and 200 degrees and a cooking setting of up to 60 minutes, all of which can be adjusted to the LED -Touchscreen display.

Online reviews on the KMART website are filled with positive comments.

‘Fantastic little fryer. I live alone and it’s just a handy size, I always use it. I think it’s great, “wrote a happy shopper.

“What a brilliant small machine,” added a five -star critic.

“Great – great for meals of one person,” chimde in a third.