Ninja Foodi 8-Quart 9-in-1 Deluxe XL Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer

Amazon Customer: Me encanto que tiene función de olla de presión y air fryer, no la he usado para pan pero dice que se puede, por lo regular hago pollo y cosas que no quiero que lleven aceite y cocina muy bien, en mi caso para la barbacoa la he usado y queda muy suave

Mexico on Aug 25, 2023

Liz Jannet Medina Reyes: Aún cuando solo la usaras como olla de presión, si eres un ama de casa ocupada, podrás poner la olla y dejarla hasta que regreses con mucha seguridad de que, a maños que se vaya la Luz, tus alimentos estarán cocidos cuando regreses.

Mexico on Aug 05, 2023

CAROLINA FERNANDEZ BERNAL: La mejor compra de este año

Mexico on Jul 29, 2023

Carmen: Esta olla es muy práctica y funcional. Me ha salido muy buena. La recomiendo!

Mexico on Jul 27, 2023

GABRIELA: Tal cual se describe, llegó en caja original y funciona a la perfección, excelente compra

Mexico on Jul 05, 2023

Judy L.Judy L.: I have had a number of electric pressure cook brands over the years, and the Ninja Foodi pressure cookers with the air crisp lid is my favorite. First of all, to me, it doesn't make sense to buy a 6 quart pressure cooker since the quantity you cook is limited to the capacity of the cook. With an 8 quart pressure cooker, you can as easily cook smaller quantities as larger ones. I always opt for the larger size since cookers I have had in smaller sizes were never used.

I also have had the Ninja OP301 pressure cooker with the air crisp lid for over two years. I use it almost every day and it still works and looks like new. I like it so much, when I saw the Ninja FD401 unit on sale during the Amazon Prime days, I jumped on it. I wanted an extra in case the one I have fails. From experience, I have learned this usually happens in the middle of making dinner.

I have looked into the differences between the two units, and I'm not sure whether I prefer the OP301 unit to the DP401 unit. The OP301 is describes as a 9-in-one and the FD401 is described as a 12-in-1. The OP301 actually has 7 cooking functions to choose from and the FD401 has 8 functions to choose from. Some...

United States on Jun 27, 2021

HWWoman: If you had the wattage capability in your small or large space, this would be the appliance to buy! The 8 quart Ninja Foodi 9-in-1 has a total wattage of 1760. That may be too much for some kitchens. I don't use other electrical appliances while I am using this Foodi. This is a very big countertop appliance. My husband jokingly calls it "Diver Dan." It is "potbelly" round and can be up to 22 inches high (with crisper lid up) or a bit more and it's more than a foot across and deep. Also it lets off steam when using the pressure cooker mode, of course, so it's best to locate it where the steam isn't let off under your cupboards. That said, so far I've made the following foods with relatively good or good results: 1) crisp thin sliced/julienned potatoes and not so crisp sweet potato and potato rounds; 2) rotini spiral pasta in cream sauce with canned mushrooms (perfect!); 3) re-roasted frozen pulled pork in square shape - cooked and then browned; 4) pinto beans in tomato and spice sauce in pressure cooker; 5) Great White Northern beans in nutritional yeast, garlic and onion broth - in pressure cooker and then sauteed. 6) Roasted Brussels sprouts in tamari from frozen. I had less...

United States on Oct 19, 2020