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@DYPSDYes! The rice goes into the bottom of the pot, the broccoli on the lower rack and chicken on the higher rack. The cooker has the steam / air fry option for cooking perfect meals like you suggest. As the rice cooks, it steams the brocolli and chicken. At the end of the cycle, the chicken air fries to give it a crispy texture on the outside and a wonderful moist meat on the inside.
The most useful tool in my kitchen for over two years.I have an older model with two lids; this is definitely worth it. I love that I can do everything in one pot; significantly makes it easier and reduces cleaning. Made yogurt last week, always use the pressure cooker, air fryer and sauté features. I can see where the meat probe can be handy, but most of my roasts get shredded for tacos, burritos, chili verde, etc. and I just know the temps and time to cook them at. I also love that I don’t have three separate machines taking up space. If you buy one, UA-cam can be your best friend for how to get using it.
It seems in US website they are no longer listing this model or giving prominence to this. They are listing new models which have everything but pressure cook function in it. How's the pressure cook function in this to cook lamb, beef stew or chicken curry etc? Is the air fryer worth it or better to buy separate air-fryer with wider surface?
@@jakeoo7tupperware So, it all depends on what best suits your household. I have both this type of pressure cooker/air frier and a Ninja countertop air frier oven. I bought the air frier oven to replace my toaster. It wasn’t much bigger and performs the same function and much more; I also like the fact that it folds up under my counter. Yes, the pressure cooker works the same with lamb, chicken, pork and every other meat. You will have tender meat in about 45-60 minutes with all meats. I find the pressure cooker feature invaluable. At time a it only takes 1-5 minutes of pressure, depending on what you’re cooking, rice, pasta, etc. I can do a roast with consume for Birria tacos in an hour or I can spend 4-8 hours in a slow cooker or stovetop. Both the counter top and the pot air frier will do salmon and other fish in about 7-9 minutes better than I could ever get in a frying pan
Thanks and thanks again, straight to the points and very helpful and no music or gush, bought the lesser model but extremely pleased with all the results, winner.
I've been using the 11 in 1 for about 2 years now and whilst i find it good, the only functions i seem to use are the pressure cooker and the air fryer settings. This video is probably the most useful one I've seen so far as you give examples of what to actually cook in each setting. Many thanks for the helpful video 🙂
Had the 11 in 1 for approx 1 year, couldn't cook before I bought it and now wow, now thanks to UA-cam I slow cook diced steak pressure cook chilli, air fry roast dinners do all in one meals it's a god send only problem a little on the small size if your cooking for .more than two people..
It’s really interesting hearing your experience! I’m going to be reviewing the Ninja 12-in-1 countertop multicooker which is very interesting, a lot of the same settings, but front opening rather than top
I've just moved home and currently in the new place while it gets a kitchen refit, me mam had this sitting in the back of her cupboard for months if not years so I thought I'd bring it and it's been great! It was a slow slog working it out though and I'm happy I found this video because I thought I might have been overreacting about the noise as I'd never used an air fryer before so had never heard one before but my god is it loud. Great video straight to the point and covered everything I wanted to know, I'll show me mam the video and maybe she'll see how she could get use out of it because I think I'll try out a normal air fryer instead once the kitchens done.
I bought this on Prime day to replace an older 9-1 with the dual lids. It arrived yesterday evening and I’ve already used it today to slow cook meatballs in sauce for tomorrow. I used the 9-1 mainly for the slow cook and pressure cook functions. Very pleased so far, looking forward to trying the bake function, and hope it will be as well used as the 9-1 was. The 9-1 is still fully functional and I’ve already sold it on.
@@CandidClarais the Ninja Foodi AG301UK 5-in-1 Health Grill & Air Fryer worth considering please? Looking for something easy, for cooking & baking with accessibility for baking larger cakes which wont fit in an air fryer drawer. Thank you
Thank you so much for this in depth review, it's given me a lot of food for thought (no pun intended) about which appliance will be be best for me and my family. I will definitely watch more of your reviews when considering other appliances in the future 🙂
I appreciate this video. I just picked up one of these on Amazon Prime day. My inspiration was visiting with my daughters and seeing their cookers in operation. I’ve had it a week and made sun dried tomates from my garden, bread, three item meals and fries. I am very impressed so far. However… the manuals leave a LOT to be desired. Yes they have a few menus and speak of generalities in cooking. However they absolutely need to discuss each cooking mode in detail with considerations and recommended settings. Anyway, I suspect with time, and a few failures, I’ll eventually get it. That said, so far I am am definitely in the honeymoon stage of my relationship! 😂
@@CandidClaraI live just outside of Valencia Spain. I hesitate to say that I am considering planting a second crop of tomatoes! That said, I am originally from eastern Canada. Even when I planted early variety tomatoes there, I could only harvest green tomatoes before frost. So I understand!
Liked your review was done well I think you covered everything that needs to be known. Personally for my situation I think I would end up loosing if I bought a multi cooker as we already have an oven, dehydrator, and a couple other things . I'm just looking for more of a slow cooker or pressure cooker. Thanks again
I had one bought for me on a special £100 off price. So far have not used it, having a Ninja which grills, bakes, air fries, roasts and dehydrates. Also bought for me on a special offer. I expect to use this one to roast a bigger joint, prove and bake bread but I prefer my pressure cookers on an induction hob particularly for bottling.
Hello! I don't currently as I focus on the appliances themselves rather than cooking in them, but it's always good to have feedback and it may be something I consider in the future
@@CandidClara ok. Because you made the perfect texture bread. I would love to see a video of yours showing how you make your breads. Hi from the United States. 🙂
Hi Clare, Thank you, great to have some input on the 14-in-1, we got it a few years ago and really only now using it. This evening I'm using it for baked potatoes, I have done a whole chicken in it, and it was amazing the taste, but I'm lost as to what else I can do, I do like to make Brown Bread and will try it. My husband actually bought it as I was a bit incapacitated as I had a new knee to contend with and he is no Cook, has he used it, No, simply answer, its down to me and now after a second knee and a spinal operation, I'm trying to find my way around it. I'll look again at your info, because you seem to be the only person talking about 14-in-1. Thank you, Eithne
Thank you for your comment Eithne, very interesting to read that you are another person who has had it for a while without using it, definitely try the bread and cakes and indeed proving bread!
This definitly is a monster machine. But could this be the way forward with minimalist kitchen design. Throw out the oven, toaster, bread maker and hob. Just keep the kettle... unless you can make tea in this as well! - Great video Clara 😃😃😎😎
This model has not been available in US (even Ninja's website) for an year now. Is this product line been discontinued? I see only 11-in-1 FD301 model in Best Buy.
I have heard this before, but it is still on sale here in the UK, I think this underlines how different US & UK appliances are, because whatever is affecting the US production doesn’t seem to be affecting the UK models 🤷♀️
Seems like a fascinating way of cooking. I have an acti fry which I use most days.... But I also cook an awful lot of Curry or one pot meals which I think the pressure cooker would be great for. I may need a bigger kitchen Excellent review, and far more valuable in these honest reviews than those trying to get you to buy from an affiliate link so subscribing. :)
Thanks Clara, very useful. So the pot is non-stick? Is it coated with Teflon / PFAS, or ceramic, or something else? And can you tell if the pot is Aluminum or stainless steel.
Hi can you please provide more information on the three tier cooking method - what mode is that you put it on to do this? I don’t completely understand that but it’s what appeals to me most as I want to cook the entire meal f different components in the one appliance thanks
Hi, it is confusing! This is from my transcript, I hope it helps, but also be assured that Ninja provide a very good instruction/recipe book which has a step by step of several meals using this method. “If you are doing steam meals your liquid can be something like a stock or a pasta sauce and one of the really useful features of the 14 in 1 which is why a lot of people on their own love it, is that you can create layered meals where you cook three very different parts of a meal on and below the tiered rack, so for example at the bottom you might start with rice with water obviously, then in the middle you add vegetables on foil and on the top directly beneath the heating element you have your meat or fish so you can cook it all together and you don’t need any other appliances or cooking utensils.”
You can use the 3 tier cooking for steam and steam and crisp settings. On the bottom you add water/stock/broth plus grains or noodles. Then you add the rack and place veggies(etc) in the middle and protein on the top. If using steam and crisp, it crisps up your protein. There's some times mentioned in the booklet it gives you. You can also look into the Ninja Speedi booklet for ideas too since it's core feature is very similar (if not the same) to steam and crisp, just with a 15 min timer by default. You should be able to find the booklets on the site. This type of cooking isn't really new either, except if you want to use the steam and crisp for multi tier cooking to crisp up your protein, that's the perk of getting this for multi tier cooking. It's something you can set up with racks in other multi cookers or steam machines. You can also search online for recipes to give you a better idea how it works in practice, and whether you want to get this multi cooker for that alone or make something you have already work instead.
Amazon should still have stock. They've delisted these last year or so in favor of the Speedi it seems. Maybe because it's cheaper to make since it doesn't have pressure cooking capabilities or maybe there was not enough margin in these products with skyrocketing prices of materials. Might also be doing a refresh like they always do and have new models next year or something. Prime day is coming up, perhaps you can snag it at a great deal then
@@radiantgalesnagged mine on Prime Day! Took a while to arrive and had to give the driver a code but so pleased to have this. However, I don’t have a clue yet what I am doing!!! lol.
Wasn’t aware, thanks for the info, would still prefer stainless steal, but ceramic is a lot better than teflon, I love this thing though, great product, literally use it every day.
yes one pot to do it all, it can be done, as proof of concept. But I find it unpractical. After a while I end up with 3 appliances that works for me: Electric Grill (OptiGrill Tefal) + AirFryer/Press.Cooker (InstantPot Duo) + Thermomix (tm6). I rarely use home oven (mostly for pizza, due to its size) OR cooker, mostly to heat up something or fry eggs.
Pretty sure nobody has ever made yoghurt in one of these. Or any Intant Pots, for that matter. Great video, about to bite the bullet on this hulking machine!
it is absolutely THE BEST kitchen appliance I have. I literally use mine every day. However, BUYER BEWARE! Ninja has stopped producing ALL their pressure cookers, yes you can still get them on Amazon and places like that, but look into the safety and lawsuits filed against Ninja regarding these products and be careful! Personally I have never had an issue with mine and I love it! Sad to see Ninja not in the pressure cooker game anymore.
they've been discontinued! many lawsuits regarding explosions when pressure cooking. that goes for all brands too. My son's just died and you can't buy them anymore. Mine works great but I wont use the pressure function anymore
@@CandidClara I bought it now but You need really to take Your time and practise cooking with it. But the fries were great and I also cooked a Gulyash. But its heavy and HUGE! One thing is also the noise. Mama mia! Like a Jet Engine! But for me its cool because I use to travel a lot in my job and I have everything in one device. 😅 edit: Think it is also great for people with a caravan or mobile home.
Hi, apologies for the delay replying. We move house today and I really want to double check this appliance before I give you the answer, so how you can bear with me for a couple of days
I completely forgot to repy to you! It's easier to say which functions it isn't noisy on which are the slow ones like prove, saute and slow cooker and I would imagine yoghurt although I never did get round to using that.
@@CandidClara Got one for myself. Pressure cooking is quiet and air frying is loud. Probably the fan is my guess. Those are the only ones I tested so far 👀
just bought an 11 in one. Not bought as an air fryer. Bought to replace the steamer, slow cooker and add a pressure cooker. Big.. Yes. Noisy.. yes.. I SAID YES! Fits in the same footprint as the slow cooker. Steamer will be in the bin tomorrow. Looking good so far. Kitchen overhead cupboards aren't the stupid bang your head on low so it fits on the worktop and the lid lifts.
it's not big enough simple as. it may weigh a ton but it's not big enough. it does too many things not as well as other more targeted products. it's not a patch on ninja's own purpose made air fryer and it doesn't come remotely close to the 9.5 litre instant pot (sadly no longer in production - why??????????)
Excuse me, English isn't my native language, I don't understand what is a "prove". I only know the meaning of pursuading somebody with facts, nothing about cooking, and google translate doesn't give other meaning either . What is it? And another question: what a real difference between air frying and grill? I tried both, but choose "grill"' (for chicken breasts, thin steaks and hambourgers, may be I didn't understand the greatness of "air frying"?
“Prove” is a word used to describe bread rising, it’s a low oven temperature oven. Grill is heat from above and air fry is a high speed fan oven. Hope that helps!
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• Ninja Foodi Max Multi Cooker 15-in-1 (with auto pressure release and meat probe) amzn.to/44Ny5t5
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@DYPSDYes! The rice goes into the bottom of the pot, the broccoli on the lower rack and chicken on the higher rack. The cooker has the steam / air fry option for cooking perfect meals like you suggest. As the rice cooks, it steams the brocolli and chicken. At the end of the cycle, the chicken air fries to give it a crispy texture on the outside and a wonderful moist meat on the inside.
The most useful tool in my kitchen for over two years.I have an older model with two lids; this is definitely worth it. I love that I can do everything in one pot; significantly makes it easier and reduces cleaning. Made yogurt last week, always use the pressure cooker, air fryer and sauté features. I can see where the meat probe can be handy, but most of my roasts get shredded for tacos, burritos, chili verde, etc. and I just know the temps and time to cook them at. I also love that I don’t have three separate machines taking up space. If you buy one, UA-cam can be your best friend for how to get using it.
Thank you for the feedback, I’m sure it will be useful for people reading the comments 😁
It seems in US website they are no longer listing this model or giving prominence to this. They are listing new models which have everything but pressure cook function in it. How's the pressure cook function in this to cook lamb, beef stew or chicken curry etc? Is the air fryer worth it or better to buy separate air-fryer with wider surface?
@@jakeoo7tupperware So, it all depends on what best suits your household. I have both this type of pressure cooker/air frier and a Ninja countertop air frier oven. I bought the air frier oven to replace my toaster. It wasn’t much bigger and performs the same function and much more; I also like the fact that it folds up under my counter. Yes, the pressure cooker works the same with lamb, chicken, pork and every other meat. You will have tender meat in about 45-60 minutes with all meats. I find the pressure cooker feature invaluable. At time a it only takes 1-5 minutes of pressure, depending on what you’re cooking, rice, pasta, etc. I can do a roast with consume for Birria tacos in an hour or I can spend 4-8 hours in a slow cooker or stovetop. Both the counter top and the pot air frier will do salmon and other fish in about 7-9 minutes better than I could ever get in a frying pan
Thanks and thanks again, straight to the points and very helpful and no music or gush, bought the lesser model but extremely pleased with all the results, winner.
Thanks for your comment x
What an excellent review! Clear, concise, with real world examples. I hadn't come across your channel before, but I've now subscribed. Thank you!
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it x
I've been using the 11 in 1 for about 2 years now and whilst i find it good, the only functions i seem to use are the pressure cooker and the air fryer settings. This video is probably the most useful one I've seen so far as you give examples of what to actually cook in each setting. Many thanks for the helpful video 🙂
I think that is probably typical of most people. I did really like teh pulled pork we did in ours. Thank you so much for the comment.
Had the 11 in 1 for approx 1 year, couldn't cook before I bought it and now wow, now thanks to UA-cam I slow cook diced steak pressure cook chilli, air fry roast dinners do all in one meals it's a god send only problem a little on the small size if your cooking for .more than two people..
It’s really interesting hearing your experience! I’m going to be reviewing the Ninja 12-in-1 countertop multicooker which is very interesting, a lot of the same settings, but front opening rather than top
I've just moved home and currently in the new place while it gets a kitchen refit, me mam had this sitting in the back of her cupboard for months if not years so I thought I'd bring it and it's been great! It was a slow slog working it out though and I'm happy I found this video because I thought I might have been overreacting about the noise as I'd never used an air fryer before so had never heard one before but my god is it loud. Great video straight to the point and covered everything I wanted to know, I'll show me mam the video and maybe she'll see how she could get use out of it because I think I'll try out a normal air fryer instead once the kitchens done.
Thanks for the comment, I promise you regular air fryers are nowhere near as noisy! 😄
I bought this on Prime day to replace an older 9-1 with the dual lids.
It arrived yesterday evening and I’ve already used it today to slow cook meatballs in sauce for tomorrow. I used the 9-1 mainly for the slow cook and pressure cook functions.
Very pleased so far, looking forward to trying the bake function, and hope it will be as well used as the 9-1 was.
The 9-1 is still fully functional and I’ve already sold it on.
Fantastic. You obviously looked after the 9 in 1 well! 😁
@@CandidClarais the Ninja
Foodi AG301UK 5-in-1 Health Grill & Air Fryer worth considering please? Looking for something easy, for cooking & baking with accessibility for baking larger cakes which wont fit in an air fryer drawer.
Thank you
Thank you so much for this in depth review, it's given me a lot of food for thought (no pun intended) about which appliance will be be best for me and my family. I will definitely watch more of your reviews when considering other appliances in the future 🙂
You're very welcome, I really appreciate the comment
I appreciate this video. I just picked up one of these on Amazon Prime day. My inspiration was visiting with my daughters and seeing their cookers in operation.
I’ve had it a week and made sun dried tomates from my garden, bread, three item meals and fries.
I am very impressed so far. However… the manuals leave a LOT to be desired. Yes they have a few menus and speak of generalities in cooking. However they absolutely need to discuss each cooking mode in detail with considerations and recommended settings.
Anyway, I suspect with time, and a few failures, I’ll eventually get it.
That said, so far I am am definitely in the honeymoon stage of my relationship! 😂
I’m very envious of the sundried tomatoes! No tomatoes on my plant yet 😉
@@CandidClaraI live just outside of Valencia Spain. I hesitate to say that I am considering planting a second crop of tomatoes! That said, I am originally from eastern Canada. Even when I planted early variety tomatoes there, I could only harvest green tomatoes before frost. So I understand!
I know that pain, we lived in Ottawa 2020-22 loved it, but the late spring is hard!
I just bought the 14-1 model, it has all the equipment and settings as the 15-1 you mentioned in the video😉
Hope you have fun with it!
Liked your review was done well I think you covered everything that needs to be known. Personally for my situation I think I would end up loosing if I bought a multi cooker as we already have an oven, dehydrator, and a couple other things . I'm just looking for more of a slow cooker or pressure cooker. Thanks again
Thank you for the comment, it’s really appreciated and yes I agree it’s very easy to end up with too many gadgets and the multi cooker is huge too!
I'm in New zealand, we only have e 14 in 1 here I have had one for 12 months, and I love it, I use it every day
That’s great to hear, thank you for the comment!
Really good video. You're a natural, very professional. A channel to keep an eye on, think you'll grow big tbh
Thank you so much, that’s really appreciated
Agreed
Live mine and have used it from the day I bought it home.
Good to hear!
I own the 15-1 it’s an amazing product! Highly recommend. 😊
Really pleased to hear that
I like the one I have that uses two lids that works perfect for everything.
Thanks for the comment
I had one bought for me on a special £100 off price. So far have not used it, having a Ninja which grills, bakes, air fries, roasts and dehydrates. Also bought for me on a special offer. I expect to use this one to roast a bigger joint, prove and bake bread but I prefer my pressure cookers on an induction hob particularly for bottling.
The bread proving is also my favourite feature
I love it realty love it it makes the best Thai recepies on mother earth
Sounds delicious!
Do u have a video of making bread or cakes in this Ninja? Thanks for the video.
Hello! I don't currently as I focus on the appliances themselves rather than cooking in them, but it's always good to have feedback and it may be something I consider in the future
@@CandidClara ok. Because you made the perfect texture bread. I would love to see a video of yours showing how you make your breads. Hi from the United States. 🙂
Ahh that’s the steam bake setting! It really adds to it, but thank you, it’s useful feedback!
Hi Clare, Thank you, great to have some input on the 14-in-1, we got it a few years ago and really only now using it. This evening I'm using it for baked potatoes, I have done a whole chicken in it, and it was amazing the taste, but I'm lost as to what else I can do, I do like to make Brown Bread and will try it. My husband actually bought it as I was a bit incapacitated as I had a new knee to contend with and he is no Cook, has he used it, No, simply answer, its down to me and now after a second knee and a spinal operation, I'm trying to find my way around it. I'll look again at your info, because you seem to be the only person talking about 14-in-1. Thank you, Eithne
Thank you for your comment Eithne, very interesting to read that you are another person who has had it for a while without using it, definitely try the bread and cakes and indeed proving bread!
Another fantastic review, thank you
Really appreciate the support, thank you for the comment
I just boght the 14 in one and I do have the probe and the quick release/fast release/slow release option when pressure cooking.
Is that what you mean by automatic release?
If you have the one with the probe that is the 15-in-1 and that hasn't different release settinsg to the 14-in-1
@@CandidClara thanks for the reply but I assure you it’s the 14in 1. It says on the box, capital letters
It cooks a whole roasted chicken in 20 minutes also a beef roast in 15 min soft & tender delicious.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Clara. This was clear, oplifting and objective. I appreciate the work you have done. ❤
You are so welcome!
This definitly is a monster machine. But could this be the way forward with minimalist kitchen design. Throw out the oven, toaster, bread maker and hob. Just keep the kettle... unless you can make tea in this as well! - Great video Clara 😃😃😎😎
I agree I've had one for over a year and it's amazing.
That’s great to hear!
waite for it , it will break soon
@@Febpearlslibya I got a 3 year warranty with it, sorry about yours!
Thanks this was very useful and answered exactly what I wanted to know :)
That is very satisfying to hear!
Brilliant
Zero faff
Zero fluff
Thank you
Thank you, really appreciate the comment!
My brain just exploded - but what a brilliant review.
Hahaha, scrape up the bits, I’m sure you can make a combi meal out of it! 😉
Thank you for your review! What would you recommend as a better buy: the Ninja Foodi Dual Zone or the Foodi Max 14-in-1?
As I say at the end (skip to 11:34! 😉) it very much depends on why you are buying it and how you think you will use it….
This model has not been available in US (even Ninja's website) for an year now. Is this product line been discontinued? I see only 11-in-1 FD301 model in Best Buy.
I have heard this before, but it is still on sale here in the UK, I think this underlines how different US & UK appliances are, because whatever is affecting the US production doesn’t seem to be affecting the UK models 🤷♀️
Seems like a fascinating way of cooking.
I have an acti fry which I use most days.... But I also cook an awful lot of Curry or one pot meals which I think the pressure cooker would be great for.
I may need a bigger kitchen
Excellent review, and far more valuable in these honest reviews than those trying to get you to buy from an affiliate link so subscribing. :)
Thank you, really appreciate the comment and the sub!
Great review, the detail is a major bonus
Thanks!
Thank you so much for helping me taking the decision to invest in this amazing cooker
So pleased it was helpful
Oh my! Thank you so much! This is so useful!
Very happy to help x
is the inner pot, stainless steel or ceramic?
thanks
non-stick ceramic coating
Hi Clara, have you reviewed cosori pressure cooker?
No, but I really should. I will add it to the list. So many appliances, so little time!
Tks for the details and honest opinions
Thank you for the comment! 🙏
Thanks Clara, very useful. So the pot is non-stick? Is it coated with Teflon / PFAS, or ceramic, or something else? And can you tell if the pot is Aluminum or stainless steel.
The pot is aluminum with a non-stick PTFE-free ceramic coating
very good review, thanks
Thank you!
Hi can you please provide more information on the three tier cooking method - what mode is that you put it on to do this? I don’t completely understand that but it’s what appeals to me most as I want to cook the entire meal f different components in the one appliance thanks
Hi, it is confusing! This is from my transcript, I hope it helps, but also be assured that Ninja provide a very good instruction/recipe book which has a step by step of several meals using this method. “If you are doing steam meals your liquid can be something like a stock or a pasta sauce and one of the really useful features of the 14 in 1 which is why a lot of people on their own love it, is that you can create layered meals where you cook three very different parts of a meal on and below the tiered rack, so for example at the bottom you might start with rice with water obviously, then in the middle you add vegetables on foil and on the top directly beneath the heating element you have your meat or fish so you can cook it all together and you don’t need any other appliances or cooking utensils.”
You can use the 3 tier cooking for steam and steam and crisp settings. On the bottom you add water/stock/broth plus grains or noodles. Then you add the rack and place veggies(etc) in the middle and protein on the top. If using steam and crisp, it crisps up your protein. There's some times mentioned in the booklet it gives you. You can also look into the Ninja Speedi booklet for ideas too since it's core feature is very similar (if not the same) to steam and crisp, just with a 15 min timer by default. You should be able to find the booklets on the site.
This type of cooking isn't really new either, except if you want to use the steam and crisp for multi tier cooking to crisp up your protein, that's the perk of getting this for multi tier cooking. It's something you can set up with racks in other multi cookers or steam machines. You can also search online for recipes to give you a better idea how it works in practice, and whether you want to get this multi cooker for that alone or make something you have already work instead.
Nice video. Question, I can't seem to find this on the official sight... is Ninja making these still?
They seem to have been absent from Ninja’s own site for a while, but Amazon and other retailers have stick, I’m not sure why
Thank you for your review!!
Can you set an actual temperature on the slow cooker? For eg 40 degrees?
Or is it only low and high?
Cheers! 😊
It just has high or low settings
@@CandidClara thanks for clarifying! :)
Ninja must have sent all of their Foodi pressure cooker/air fryer's to the UK. They are not available in the US at the manufactures website.
It’s the same here with many models, though Amazon has stock 🤷♀️
Amazon should still have stock. They've delisted these last year or so in favor of the Speedi it seems. Maybe because it's cheaper to make since it doesn't have pressure cooking capabilities or maybe there was not enough margin in these products with skyrocketing prices of materials. Might also be doing a refresh like they always do and have new models next year or something. Prime day is coming up, perhaps you can snag it at a great deal then
I have the original 6.5 quart and the 8 qt 14 in 1 smart lid. I love and use both weekly in 2 households.
@@radiantgalesnagged mine on Prime Day! Took a while to arrive and had to give the driver a code but so pleased to have this. However, I don’t have a clue yet what I am doing!!! lol.
@@CandidClara Why UK version do not have Sous Vide?
Pretty much perfect, would be better without the toxic teflon coating, but I’m sure there’s a stainless steal pot on Amazon somewhere.
The coating is PTFE/PFOA free nano-ceramic
Wasn’t aware, thanks for the info, would still prefer stainless steal, but ceramic is a lot better than teflon, I love this thing though, great product, literally use it every day.
Lots of people are asking for a review of something entirely free of coatings so it is something I am researching and plan to do
Thanks from Australia
Hello Australia! 👋 Tyanks for the comment!
Fantastic review. I will not bother with this as I already have a multi coocker and will just grab an air fryer or another mini oven.
Thanks for the comment!
yes one pot to do it all, it can be done, as proof of concept. But I find it unpractical. After a while I end up with 3 appliances that works for me: Electric Grill (OptiGrill Tefal) + AirFryer/Press.Cooker (InstantPot Duo) + Thermomix (tm6). I rarely use home oven (mostly for pizza, due to its size) OR cooker, mostly to heat up something or fry eggs.
I completely agree, but I guess everyone will have different favourites!
Pretty sure nobody has ever made yoghurt in one of these. Or any Intant Pots, for that matter. Great video, about to bite the bullet on this hulking machine!
Even I didn’t make yoghurt in it and I usually test everything! 😆
it is absolutely THE BEST kitchen appliance I have. I literally use mine every day. However, BUYER BEWARE! Ninja has stopped producing ALL their pressure cookers, yes you can still get them on Amazon and places like that, but look into the safety and lawsuits filed against Ninja regarding these products and be careful! Personally I have never had an issue with mine and I love it! Sad to see Ninja not in the pressure cooker game anymore.
Thanks for sharing
is that multi cooker noisy?
Yes, did you miss that bit of the video?
they've been discontinued! many lawsuits regarding explosions when pressure cooking. that goes for all brands too. My son's just died and you can't buy them anymore. Mine works great but I wont use the pressure function anymore
They are still for sale here in the UK
Great explanation of a multicooker! 😂
Thank you Derek!
can you cook rice in this one ?
Yes, see 5:40
Love your video! Thank you!! "))
Thanks for the comment!
Well the pot does not look bad but huge!
It is a little unwieldy
@@CandidClara I bought it now but You need really to take Your time and practise cooking with it. But the fries were great and I also cooked a Gulyash. But its heavy and HUGE!
One thing is also the noise. Mama mia! Like a Jet Engine! But for me its cool because I use to travel a lot in my job and I have everything in one device. 😅
edit: Think it is also great for people with a caravan or mobile home.
I thought you were going to say “I used to travel a lot for my job so I’m used to the sound of jet engines!” 😆😆
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The noise: is it noisy in all modes or just in the air fryer mode?
Hi, apologies for the delay replying. We move house today and I really want to double check this appliance before I give you the answer, so how you can bear with me for a couple of days
@@CandidClara Are you done moving? 🤗
I completely forgot to repy to you! It's easier to say which functions it isn't noisy on which are the slow ones like prove, saute and slow cooker and I would imagine yoghurt although I never did get round to using that.
@@CandidClara Got one for myself. Pressure cooking is quiet and air frying is loud. Probably the fan is my guess. Those are the only ones I tested so far 👀
just bought an 11 in one. Not bought as an air fryer. Bought to replace the steamer, slow cooker and add a pressure cooker. Big.. Yes. Noisy.. yes.. I SAID YES! Fits in the same footprint as the slow cooker. Steamer will be in the bin tomorrow.
Looking good so far.
Kitchen overhead cupboards aren't the stupid bang your head on low so it fits on the worktop and the lid lifts.
Fantastic! Have fun with it!
We are. Trying the steam/air fryer function. Works at reheating a pie beautifully. Bread and cakes next. But never, ever, chips.
it's not big enough simple as. it may weigh a ton but it's not big enough. it does too many things not as well as other more targeted products. it's not a patch on ninja's own purpose made air fryer and it doesn't come remotely close to the 9.5 litre instant pot (sadly no longer in production - why??????????)
Hahah, so I'm curious, what do you have? A Ninja air fryer?
Some might know the sound of a Boeing Triple 7. That.
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Excuse me, English isn't my native language, I don't understand what is a "prove". I only know the meaning of pursuading somebody with facts, nothing about cooking, and google translate doesn't give other meaning either . What is it? And another question: what a real difference between air frying and grill? I tried both, but choose "grill"' (for chicken breasts, thin steaks and hambourgers, may be I didn't understand the greatness of "air frying"?
“Prove” is a word used to describe bread rising, it’s a low oven temperature oven. Grill is heat from above and air fry is a high speed fan oven. Hope that helps!
Give customers too much choice and they never make a decision.
Absolutely!
Great review! It seems like the rumour is that Ninja is getting rid of the probe models due to high failure rates.
Interesting, I have not heard this, but shall investigate!
If it doesn't make good coffee, I'll stick to my coffee maker and my air fryer.
The pot is NEVER on stock, do NOT get this machine, if the pot breaks you're out of luck.
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