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 success using a cake mix. The cake was still frothing raw batter in the middle, so I had to take it out, add mini chocolate chips on top and finish baking it in my convection oven. Interestingly enough, it was quite tasty and moist - it just took a two step process with two different appliances. There are some great features here not to be overlooked including the saute function. So far clean up has been very easy! More ideas and thoughts to follow! Happy Foodi-ing!Update: I still love my Ninja Foodi, but I've got to try out a few meals that require just the one appliance. I don't like the idea of using my vintage but still perfect Farberware countertop convection oven at the same time as the Foodi. I realized that certain functions of the Foodi are going to be more like a novelty for me than an actual function that I will use. For example, the dehydrate mode. I've used it to dehydrate apple slices so far and the results were fine, but honestly not worth 8 hours of having the Foodi on for the small output. I set the Foodi up and left it on overnight. Yogurt mode also sounds like something that requires having the Foodi on for a long time. I used my vintage convection oven to dehydrate ginger and cilantro and it took far less time. I like the idea of focusing on the "one pot" meals. I ordered the Ninja Foodi Pressure Cooker Cookbook by Justin Warner.Update: I just made six chicken drumsticks from frozen to air crisped. The process was very easy, but I noticed that the timing is critical. The drumsticks were a bit red at the bone, but fully cooked on the outside after the two steps of pressure cooking and the air crisping option. The directions provided in the booklet that came with the Foodi don't cover drumsticks, so this is going to be a bit "trial and error" when it comes to cooking times. Also it's important to realize that even though this is an 8 quart capacity cooker, it really doesn't hold all that much when it comes to family size meals depending on the cooking functions. Beans are another story! You'll be able to make plenty of those!

I recently purchased the Ninja FD401 LP3 Foodi 12-in-1 Deluxe XL 8 qt. Pressure Cooker & Air Fryer for our 5th wheel, and it has quickly become an indispensable part of our kitchen. This multi-functional appliance offers a wide range of cooking options, making it perfect for the compact and flexible needs of RV living.First and foremost, the versatility of the Ninja Foodi is truly impressive. With 12 different cooking functions, including pressure cooking, air frying, steaming, slow cooking, and more, it replaces the need for multiple kitchen gadgets. This is especially valuable in an RV where space is limited. The ability to perform so many cooking tasks in one appliance saves both space and time, making meal preparation much more efficient.The large 8 qt. capacity is ideal for our needs. It allows me to cook substantial meals for my family without having to prepare multiple batches. Whether I'm cooking a pot roast, a batch of crispy fries, or a large batch of chili, the Ninja Foodi handles it all with ease. The size is perfect for RV living, where we often cook once and enjoy leftovers for a few days.One of the standout features of this appliance is its ease of use. The digital control panel is intuitive and user-friendly, with clearly labeled buttons and a bright, easy-to-read display. Switching between cooking modes is straightforward, and the included cooking guide provides helpful tips and recipes to get started. The appliance also comes with a comprehensive instruction manual that covers all the functions in detail.The performance of the Ninja Foodi is exceptional. The pressure cooking function significantly reduces cooking time, while the air frying option produces deliciously crispy results with little to no oil. I appreciate the consistency and reliability of the appliance – it has delivered excellent results with every use, from tender meats to perfectly cooked vegetables.Cleaning the Ninja Foodi is relatively simple. The non-stick pot and crisping basket are easy to clean, either by hand or in the dishwasher. The appliance's design minimizes splatters and mess, which is particularly important in the confined space of an RV kitchen.In terms of durability, the Ninja Foodi feels robust and well-made. The build quality is solid, and the appliance has held up well to frequent use. The materials used are of high quality, and the appliance looks sleek and modern, fitting well into our RV's kitchen decor.In summary, the Ninja FD401 LP3 Foodi 12-in-1 Deluxe XL 8 qt. Pressure Cooker & Air Fryer is a versatile and essential kitchen appliance for RV living. Its wide range of functions, large capacity, ease of use, and excellent performance make it a standout choice for anyone looking to maximize their cooking capabilities in a compact space. I highly recommend this appliance to anyone seeking a reliable and multifunctional cooking solution for their RV or small kitchen. It has exceeded our expectations and made meal preparation much more enjoyable and efficient.

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When I first started using the foodie, I wanted to sell it, thinking I made an expensive mistake. The first few meals came out pretty rough, and were a pain to make. For some reason I had it in my head that it's a set and forget appliance, but it depends on the recipe.I decided to hold onto it a bit longer and try a few more recipes from the internet before giving up on it, and I'm glad I did. Just with anything new, using the foodie has a bit of a learning curve, nothing crazy, but once I had a few favorite recipes picked out and made a few times, using the foodie got easier, and meals were prepared much more quickly than when I first started using it.Long story short, I love this thing. Works great, super easy to clean. It's a beast, but super handy for whipping up quick meals for the kids when it's chicken nuggets and fries night.Other meals I made in this thing was a killer chillie verde, and a decent potato soup too. I have used it for broiling half loaves of cheesy garlic bread, reheating foods, and all sorts of stuff.Totally recommend this appliance.Try and score it while on sale though. Full price is a bit much imo.

Es lo mejor que han inventado después del microondas, jamás pensé ser capaz de hacer cosas tan elaboradas, tan deliciosas y tan fácilmente. Además no ensucias tooooda la cocina para algo frito, literalmente sólo usas una cucharada de aceite para freír cosas como nuggets que quedaron como de comida rápida. Puedes recalentar comida y queda como salida del horno, con queso dorado como de restaurante. En youtube hay miles de videos con recetas super pro y también para principiantes. Me parece que es mucho más segura que una olla express convencional..... aún no uso todas sus funciones pero ya con las 3 ó 4 que he probado creo que vale cada centavo..... además de que la encontré en oferta prime :)

I just LOOOOVE my ninja foodi. It’s very easy to work with and you can clean it easily. I am using it everyday and I just love working with it. Made my life so easy. I made the most tender inside crispy outside ribs that I have eaten in my whole life with it in 35 minutes. It is already my favorite device in the kitchen and like they say “ninja never disappoints “. I am so glad I have bought it. Highly recommended.