Love your video. If you use the temperature probe and you want a steak that is well done and one that is medium rare I’m going to assume the probe goes into the medium rare one. And you would remove the medium rare steak first. Does the ninja continue to cook the other steak after you put the top back down or do you have to do some sort of reset to continue the grilling?
Yes, first add probe to the medium rare. You can then remove and insert the probe into the well done piece to continue cooking, but you will need to select the well done option so it knows how long to continue to cook for. Hope that helps!
I love the fact that you focused mainly on the food and grill and not all of these stories that drag on forever. You actually cooked quiet a bit, things I was interested in, you covered everything. Thank you so much! I’m going to go to Costco and buy one now. Your video and cooked foods convinced me of it, as I was debating wether or not I should get one and if it would be worth it. Again, thank you 😊❤️ Liked and subscribed.
Ninja should pay you to make a demonstration video as what you have shown is MUCH clearer and informative than their own RUclips or website videos/manuals/etc. Many thanks!
Aww bless you. Thanks for the comment. Perhaps they will notice me soon lol.... regardless I'm still giving honest opinions and tips based on my usage.
Don’t know how much use I’ll get out of it, cooking for one person-but you inspired me to try it. I got it as a gift, really didn’t have a clue on how to use it. I’m sure I will be going back to your tutorial many times!
@@MeemReviews l got it in on Tuesday but have been too sick to open up the box. Just saw your video about cleaning and the grease problem and wonder if I should send it back. It’s also bigger than I thought it would be.
Perfect review! You cooked pretty much everything I intend to, once I buy it. & you did it in less than 15 mins and even included the cons at the end. My review of your review is 10/10👍🏾
I wish I had found this review and instruction tutorial right after I got my Ninja foodi smart grill. This was do helpful to me in showing me how to use it! I will use it a lot more now that I have seen this. Also, you have such a nice voice and way of demonstrating it. Thank you so much!😃
Thank you for being such an accurate and thorough reviewer. You keep it simple but you’re very detailed with no added useless commentary. I will be interested in subscribing to your channel now simply because of how thoroughly you reviewed this item that I have been researching. Other reviews of this grill are lacking compared to yours.
I think I have been researching for five hours!!! I'm so ugh🤪 from it. I'm in Australia and most of the air fryer advice is from America. I was down to this Ninja air fryer or the PowerXL 6q 500F. The Ninja won out due to the coating of it and cleaning. My son will probably use it more than me but I will definitely love it for what I cook. Thank you for your effort and time in this review ❤😊.
Thank you for your review. I got mine as a Christmas gift and your video helped me to get started using it, good tip on cleaning out the internal parts before first use.
You're welcome! Yeah, everyone is so excited to jump right they always forget to clean these things first. I've done it in ALL my videos, the amount of dirt that comes of these when they're brand new. Shocking!
Thank you very much for this. I was back and forth and your video convinced me to go ahead and get it......Then I got it and came back here to learn how to use it 😂 (because let's face it, user manuals are like studying for midterms and my brain locked up after page 2). So again I appreciate this.
Thank you so much! Such a great informative video. I found one of these bad boys on sale for $79 and was thinking of picking one up. Thanks to your video I’m definitely going to get one. Thanks again for taking the time to cook a variety of different foods. 😊
Hello love the video. I'm a soldier and this appliance has saved me so many times. I have stayed in many barracks rooms where there is no stove top or oven. I have had my NinjaFoodie for over 2 years and I love it to death. My biggest gripe is that once you really start using this thing a lot you will begin to get crazy grease build up even with cleaning it and once you start to get that hard grease it's nearly impossible to remove. My flash guard has spots were the opening are clogging don't get me started about the grill and the roast pot. So putting an aluminum tray inside it and then will line that with tin foil just to prevent even more grease havoc. So how to I truly remove the grease? So I can once again use it as it was intended.
You can try soaking your splash guard in a mixture of water, white vinegar, baking soda and dawn dish soap it will get the grease out very well. Use hot water. Use it as a paste for the other parts with a cloth.
@Eximoz I have now discovered Vim or Cif (depending on where you live its called by a different name) that really helps get grease off using a scrub brush so you don't scratch the tray and roast pot. Stay safe.
Thank you very much for your review. I've been looking to finally get an indoor grill/air fryer to replace my trusty but time to replace George Foreman grill (I've had it for years!). On the strength of your review and another RUclipsr that also reviewed this grill, I am going to buy one.
One comment on clean up: I would wait for grease to cool, then wipe first with a paper towel or pour into a can, then wash, or you may end up with an unwanted plumbing bill from grease build up in you pipes...dts/usa
That's awesome! I'm so glad I could help you decide. I love mine and use it every day! Please consider purchasing from my Amazon affiliate link at no additional cost to you, just a small commission for me paid by Amazon. amzn.to/41nWHqg
The large, solid pot should be in place for all modes to collect the grease. It looks like you put soapy water into the silver pan; that is not a safe thing to do. Keep the big pan in there while cooking, then remove and wash it, not the stationary silver pan.
Thank you for this review. I recently bought one as an impulse buy and so far I used it to make homemade fries, which came out awesome. Going to try chicken breasts today.
The heating element in the XL unit is not as large as the one in the original smaller unit, somewhat of a ripoff. You can't cook a larger chicken in the XL because the pan is not as deep.
I’m wondering 💭 f it has a bigger cooking surface than the 7qt gourmia air fryer (both at Costco). Also - this one has fewer temperature choices (goes from 375 to 390 - no 380 or 385). Is that a problem?
Surprisingly it's about the same, considering this is 4QT. since this is rectangle shaped I find I can lay more down, for example when I make burger patties I can fit in 4, and in the Gourmia I can fit in just about 4 patties too, or 3 big ones. Re the temperature, honestly, there isn't a huge difference between, you don't notice it. I cook mostly on 390 or 375. food comes out perfect, i think these are the optimal cooking temperatures. Hope that helps.
Awesome review!!! But just a helpful hint...u don't leave the thermometer in the meat while it's inside. That'll will ruin it. You're supposed to just stick it into the thickest part of the meat/poultry to check the internal temperature.
Thank you. Ninja have designed this so the temp probe stays in the meat to let us know when the internal temp has been reached rater than us guessing it, takes the guess work away.
I would recommend a coat of oil to prevent food sticking. I used Canola oil spray, but you can also just brush the oil on if you don't have a spray bottle.
No, the thinner piece would've overcooked otherwise. You want to take the thinner one out first as soon as it is done. You can always move the probe to the thicker piece afterwards, but since I have good judgement, I decided to save myself the trouble!
Are the baskets coated in non-stick materials? My understanding is that non stick is no good after about 350 degrees before it starts releasing chemicals due to the heat.
Not really. And an oven doesn't give you a lot the features this unit gives. I also hate to turn on a big oven for a small portion of food. This appliance has helped so much!
The inability to nest the baskets and the grill for storage is super frustrating. I haven’t used it yet but was contemplating returning it just for that reason. Such a bad design flaw for something that could have easily been done.
I used 350F in the video with the thermometer, but now I don't bother with that. I like to roast it for 390F for 30-40 minutes depending on the size of the chicken. Comes out perfect and crisp! You have to try a few times to get it right!
if you wanted to airfry instead of grill the steak? I don't see why not.. just lay the fries on half side of the basket and the steak on the other, cook at 390F, but your fries will take about 10-12 mins, steak all depends on your liking so you will have to remove the first cooked item and then continue cooking the other item. hope that helps!
This one is from Costco and they usually have a bonus or extra included. There is a model that doesn't have the probe, so likely you got that one. I doubt you would have thrown it out, it's not that hard to miss 😊
I find roasting it for 30 mins on 390F, then lower the temp to 375F for 10-15 mins (depending on the size of the chicken) works best, the outside won't burn and the inside will cook to perfection with no pinkness. Hope that helps!
Hello. Have you had any problem with your Ninja touch buttons so far? I have read some RUclipsrs complaining about unresponsive buttons (particulary the temperature up and down arrows).
it's still awesome! we love it, food is always juicy and crispy. I use it daily, so convenient, don't have to worry about checking on it now because I know what i'm doing lol! first few tries are always experimental. Only cleaning the splatter guard and the behind the heating element is a downer, but I think alot of users are finding this to be a problem.
I bought this as my first propane grill. It's been a fun, learning experience ruclips.net/user/postUgkxCx5fHawkK9OoV-ojFrY8JLnZrFwAmvUt . I think it's a bit too pricey after looking at other grills, but it wasn't hard to put together and it works really well. I love the side burner option for heating food during a power outage. I have an electric stove and live in the South (Hurricane season), so this was a bonus. I also bought a cover for it and it has protected it nicely (the Char Broil All-Season Grill Cover 3-4 Burner: Large). Every few grill sessions, I take the rack (or grate) and burner covers off and clean them with a non-abrasive scrubby and mild soap. I wipe the excess off of the bottom as well, taking care to avoid the gas and pilot lines.
Love your video. If you use the temperature probe and you want a steak that is well done and one that is medium rare I’m going to assume the probe goes into the medium rare one. And you would remove the medium rare steak first. Does the ninja continue to cook the other steak after you put the top back down or do you have to do some sort of reset to continue the grilling?
Yes, first add probe to the medium rare. You can then remove and insert the probe into the well done piece to continue cooking, but you will need to select the well done option so it knows how long to continue to cook for. Hope that helps!
@@MeemReviews - does this air fry as well? Or only grill & broil?
I love the fact that you focused mainly on the food and grill and not all of these stories that drag on forever. You actually cooked quiet a bit, things I was interested in, you covered everything. Thank you so much! I’m going to go to Costco and buy one now. Your video and cooked foods convinced me of it, as I was debating wether or not I should get one and if it would be worth it. Again, thank you 😊❤️ Liked and subscribed.
Awesome! I'm so glad I could help, I really appreciate the comment! Happy Cooking!!😁
Ninja should pay you to make a demonstration video as what you have shown is MUCH clearer and informative than their own RUclips or website videos/manuals/etc. Many thanks!
Aww bless you. Thanks for the comment. Perhaps they will notice me soon lol.... regardless I'm still giving honest opinions and tips based on my usage.
Don’t know how much use I’ll get out of it, cooking for one person-but you inspired me to try it. I got it as a gift, really didn’t have a clue on how to use it. I’m sure I will be going back to your tutorial many times!
I'm glad I could help! I hope to share more ideas soon!
I’ve been debating this morning about buying it because it’s on sale at HSN. I think you convinced me. Thanks for your video. Very educational.
That's awesome, thank you for the comment. You will love it!
@@MeemReviews l got it in on Tuesday but have been too sick to open up the box. Just saw your video about cleaning and the grease problem and wonder if I should send it back. It’s also bigger than I thought it would be.
I got this almost a year ago and I'm finally going to give it a go today! Your video was the most helpful out of the others I've seen. Thank you!
Perfect review! You cooked pretty much everything I intend to, once I buy it. & you did it in less than 15 mins and even included the cons at the end. My review of your review is 10/10👍🏾
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for the comment!
My review of your review of her review is a 10 out of 10. 😊
You’re review was easy to understand, concise and packed with info! Thank you!
You’re most welcome!!
Thank you. I lost my instruction manual and couldn't get the thermometer to work, you saved me. All your other tips were great too 👍
Glad I could help and thank you!
I wish I had found this review and instruction tutorial right after I got my Ninja foodi smart grill. This was do helpful to me in showing me how to use it! I will use it a lot more now that I have seen this. Also, you have such a nice voice and way of demonstrating it. Thank you so much!😃
You're welcome and thank you for the kind comment! It's an awesome appliance, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! 😁
This was/is a great review on it's cooking abilities and how much can fit in there. Thank you for taking the time and making this video.
No problem at all! Glad it was helpful! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment!
Great video, straight to the point, no useless chatter. Your video has convinced me to make the purchase.
Awesome! Glad I could help! You will love it! 😁
Thank you for being such an accurate and thorough reviewer. You keep it simple but you’re very detailed with no added useless commentary. I will be interested in subscribing to your channel now simply because of how thoroughly you reviewed this item that I have been researching. Other reviews of this grill are lacking compared to yours.
Thank you very much, I appreciate that! I'm glad you found it very useful.
Great video, just purchased this grill today. Thank you!
Awesome! Thanks for the comment! Happy grilling! 😊
I think I have been researching for five hours!!! I'm so ugh🤪 from it. I'm in Australia and most of the air fryer advice is from America. I was down to this Ninja air fryer or the PowerXL 6q 500F. The Ninja won out due to the coating of it and cleaning. My son will probably use it more than me but I will definitely love it for what I cook. Thank you for your effort and time in this review ❤😊.
It's a great machine, I'm certain too that you guys will love it! Have fun cooking!
I love this review! I was on the fence about getting one but I'm sold now. Also, cleaning the inside was a good mention!
Awesome! You will love it!
Great review because you tested many foods people enjoy eating. Thanks.
You're welcome! Thanks for the comment!
Thank you for your review. I got mine as a Christmas gift and your video helped me to get started using it, good tip on cleaning out the internal parts before first use.
You're welcome! Yeah, everyone is so excited to jump right they always forget to clean these things first. I've done it in ALL my videos, the amount of dirt that comes of these when they're brand new. Shocking!
Thank you for your excellent video! Your directions were very clear and concise, and was very helpful for this novice! Thanks so much!!👍🏼👍🏼
You're very welcome, glad I could help!
Thank you very much for this. I was back and forth and your video convinced me to go ahead and get it......Then I got it and came back here to learn how to use it 😂 (because let's face it, user manuals are like studying for midterms and my brain locked up after page 2). So again I appreciate this.
LOL! I'm so glad I could help! Thanks for the comment!
I watched the video to decide if I should invest in this appliance. So far, so good. Thank you. You explained everything very well!
You are welcome, glad I could help!
Thank you so much! Such a great informative video. I found one of these bad boys on sale for $79 and was thinking of picking one up. Thanks to your video I’m definitely going to get one. Thanks again for taking the time to cook a variety of different foods. 😊
You're so welcome! I'm so glad I could help! Thanks for the comment!
My air fryer just went out. Look through a couple videos stopped on yours. Glad I did.
Awesome! Glad I could help!
The smart probe is nice. Takes the guessing out of cooking food.
Yes, it sure does!
Great tutorial. Thank you. I’ve had mine for 1 1/2 years and have used it a couple of times. Your video has inspired me. 😊👍🏻
Only a couple of times!? Oh, you're missing out on so much... You will love it!! Thanks for the comment!
Hello love the video. I'm a soldier and this appliance has saved me so many times. I have stayed in many barracks rooms where there is no stove top or oven. I have had my NinjaFoodie for over 2 years and I love it to death. My biggest gripe is that once you really start using this thing a lot you will begin to get crazy grease build up even with cleaning it and once you start to get that hard grease it's nearly impossible to remove. My flash guard has spots were the opening are clogging don't get me started about the grill and the roast pot. So putting an aluminum tray inside it and then will line that with tin foil just to prevent even more grease havoc. So how to I truly remove the grease? So I can once again use it as it was intended.
Be safe!
You can try soaking your splash guard in a mixture of water, white vinegar, baking soda and dawn dish soap it will get the grease out very well. Use hot water. Use it as a paste for the other parts with a cloth.
@Eximoz I have now discovered Vim or Cif (depending on where you live its called by a different name) that really helps get grease off using a scrub brush so you don't scratch the tray and roast pot. Stay safe.
@MichaellaSinceere thank you! I will try this method too!!
Great video. Straight to the point
Thank you, I appreciate the comment!
Excellent review. All the food looked so delicious.
Thank you, Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Great introduction and demonstration!!! Thank you so much 😊 I feel inspired
Awesome! Glad I could help! Thanks for the comment!
Thank you so much for this video! Extremely informative helpful and precise! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You are so welcome and thank you so much for the comment!!
Thank you very much for your review. I've been looking to finally get an indoor grill/air fryer to replace my trusty but time to replace George Foreman grill (I've had it for years!). On the strength of your review and another RUclipsr that also reviewed this grill, I am going to buy one.
Awesome! Glad I could help, Thanks for the comment!
You did a very good job in your review. I was looking for the one that cooks multiple things at once.
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!
One comment on clean up: I would wait for grease to cool, then wipe first with a paper towel or pour into a can, then wash, or you may end up with an unwanted plumbing bill from grease build up in you pipes...dts/usa
You can pour a dishwasher detergent + baking soda with a lot of boiling water to melt the grease in pipes.
@Dana Sandlin Thanks for sharing this tip!
@Vs Sm thanks for sharing
You provided us with a very detailed, and in depth review. I truly appreciate this. I will purchase have this today. I hope I am able to find it.😘
That's awesome! I'm so glad I could help you decide. I love mine and use it every day! Please consider purchasing from my Amazon affiliate link at no additional cost to you, just a small commission for me paid by Amazon. amzn.to/41nWHqg
@@MeemReviews Thank you... I will definitely do that.
If you lose the probe, you can always use an instant read digital thermometer..
Indeed. Thanks for sharing!
Recently bought one but no probe came with it. Probably a different model. Thnx for the video👍
Yea mines didn’t either
@@600ace3 --- A plain old timer with probe will work great. Lots of different models to choose from $ to $$$$.
The LG450 model comes with the probe.
No problem 👍 Glad I could help!
Wow, nice video, thanks, I know for sure that this is one I am going to buy...appreciate your help....
Awesome, Glad I could help! ☺️
Great review! This sold me, I just ordered one online.
Oh awesome! Glad I could help!!
Very good Demonstration.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
I've heard that music in some...uh... Special visual novel games I've played
The large, solid pot should be in place for all modes to collect the grease. It looks like you put soapy water into the silver pan; that is not a safe thing to do. Keep the big pan in there while cooking, then remove and wash it, not the stationary silver pan.
Thank you, but no, that's not what I did, not sure where you think you saw me do that.
Shame was see how baking would work. Looks decent size for a family of 4. Which is what I am looking for most not big enough usually for 2.
you can easily get 4 chicken breast pieces in. It's suitable for 2-4 people i think. depends on quantity you cook, there is also the XL size.
Best review ever! Thank you. Have you reviewed any of the newer models?
Lovely review.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! 😊
Thank you for this review. I recently bought one as an impulse buy and so far I used it to make homemade fries, which came out awesome. Going to try chicken breasts today.
Has it worked with meat? How’s the smoke? Our apartment smoke detector is sensitive
@frankyxrax. Awesome! thanks for sharing, let us know how the chicken turned out! 😊
The heating element in the XL unit is not as large as the one in the original smaller unit, somewhat of a ripoff. You can't cook a larger chicken in the XL because the pan is not as deep.
Oh, interesting! Thanks for sharing! Wondering why it's called XL.....
Thank you. Great job!
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
Music can be lowered while you’re not talking .
Are there any side effects of eating such food , I mean cooking in air fryer ?
Gracias ❤
You're welcome!
Thank you so informative 👏
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment!
great video,, can it dehydrate fruits and vegetables??
Thank you and yes, this model has a dehydrate function.
Im sold, gona buy this one. Or their latest iteration of this indoor grill.
Awesome!
You had me at peri peri sauce, where did that come from? The port of peri restraunt?
Trader Joe’s has some.
Great Video. Thank You
You're welcome! Glad you liked it!
Good video👍 Does it prevent foodie smell all over the house? And also, can you make cheese toasties in the grill? Cheers!
No smell, and yes you can grill cheese toasties. preheat the grill first for a couple of minutes so you'll get those grill marks on the bread.👍🏼
@@MeemReviewsthank you!
awsome vid
Thank you!
I want one 🙄👍🏼
Go for it, it's awesome!
Thank you
You’re welcome!
I’m wondering 💭 f it has a bigger cooking surface than the 7qt gourmia air fryer (both at Costco). Also - this one has fewer temperature choices (goes from 375 to 390 - no 380 or 385). Is that a problem?
Surprisingly it's about the same, considering this is 4QT. since this is rectangle shaped I find I can lay more down, for example when I make burger patties I can fit in 4, and in the Gourmia I can fit in just about 4 patties too, or 3 big ones. Re the temperature, honestly, there isn't a huge difference between, you don't notice it. I cook mostly on 390 or 375. food comes out perfect, i think these are the optimal cooking temperatures. Hope that helps.
Awesome review!!! But just a helpful hint...u don't leave the thermometer in the meat while it's inside. That'll will ruin it. You're supposed to just stick it into the thickest part of the meat/poultry to check the internal temperature.
Thank you. Ninja have designed this so the temp probe stays in the meat to let us know when the internal temp has been reached rater than us guessing it, takes the guess work away.
@@MeemReviews Yes! The instructions say to leave the probe inside while cooking. Thanks for the video!
Great video! One question…do you need to clean the grill after cooking veggies, before meat?
Or can you put the meat straight in after the veggies?
Thanks! You can put it in straight after, however if you see any big bits left in, just remove them to prevent burning.
@@MeemReviews thank you!
Hello, what do you use as spray? Will the food stick if there is no oil spray?
I would recommend a coat of oil to prevent food sticking. I used Canola oil spray, but you can also just brush the oil on if you don't have a spray bottle.
nice.thanks
Most welcome
Probably should’ve used the probe in the thicker piece?
No, the thinner piece would've overcooked otherwise. You want to take the thinner one out first as soon as it is done. You can always move the probe to the thicker piece afterwards, but since I have good judgement, I decided to save myself the trouble!
Should have taken out of cooked piece and put it into big one.
I got this thing for $100 best 100 I ever spent.
wow, that's a great price! I agree, this thing is awesome! Enjoy!
So would you use the chicken setting for roasting a turkey?
Perhaps use the manual probe setting because turkey is best cooked at a lower temp. I'm not sure what the preset Chicken temp is designed at.
Are the baskets coated in non-stick materials? My understanding is that non stick is no good after about 350 degrees before it starts releasing chemicals due to the heat.
They are non-stick.
Au vu du volume du produit et des pièces multiples à nettoyer, ce n'est pas pour moi
Wow great video. Where did you get frozen breaded drumsticks from?
Thanks! Found them at my local Walmart!
Does this air fry as well? Or only grill & broil?
yes, it does air fry too. It's awesome! 😊👍🏼
Looks like too much clean up… can do it in the oven and much easier.. nice video 😊
Not really. And an oven doesn't give you a lot the features this unit gives. I also hate to turn on a big oven for a small portion of food. This appliance has helped so much!
The inability to nest the baskets and the grill for storage is super frustrating. I haven’t used it yet but was contemplating returning it just for that reason. Such a bad design flaw for something that could have easily been done.
Glad I'm not the only one, I totally agree! I also pointed this out in my video '6 things to know!'
I agree. HAAAAAATE that.
Do you need to add water before using the air fry function so the oil wouldn't stick to the bottom of the pot below?
You don't need to. I never have, cleaning is so easy anyway, it's non-stick.
How long and at what temperature you barbecue the whole chicken ?
I used 350F in the video with the thermometer, but now I don't bother with that. I like to roast it for 390F for 30-40 minutes depending on the size of the chicken. Comes out perfect and crisp! You have to try a few times to get it right!
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Hi what size is this appliance 4qt or 6qt?
The cooking pot is 6Qt, the air fryer basket is 4Qt. grill is 10" x 10". All shown and stated in the video.
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Can you cook steak and fries at the same time ?
if you wanted to airfry instead of grill the steak? I don't see why not.. just lay the fries on half side of the basket and the steak on the other, cook at 390F, but your fries will take about 10-12 mins, steak all depends on your liking so you will have to remove the first cooked item and then continue cooking the other item. hope that helps!
Temperature probe huh? I must have thrown mine away.😢
This one is from Costco and they usually have a bonus or extra included. There is a model that doesn't have the probe, so likely you got that one. I doubt you would have thrown it out, it's not that hard to miss 😊
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How long did roasting the whole chicken take?
I find roasting it for 30 mins on 390F, then lower the temp to 375F for 10-15 mins (depending on the size of the chicken) works best, the outside won't burn and the inside will cook to perfection with no pinkness. Hope that helps!
How would you even roast a whole chicken in there the pan doesn’t look deep to fit a whole chicken
What should I clean it out with?
dawn dish soap and hot water is very helpful
Why are you cooking the thermometer?
It's a smart thermometer, it'll tell me when the food is cooked so I don't over/under cook
Hello. Have you had any problem with your Ninja touch buttons so far? I have read some RUclipsrs complaining about unresponsive buttons (particulary the temperature up and down arrows).
Hi, no so far I haven't thankfully, and I use mine a ALOT!
Did the thermometer come with it or was it an accessory you had to buy?
This one I got from Costco came with the thermometer. I believe others didn't so they had to buy seperately.
How is it a year later?
it's still awesome! we love it, food is always juicy and crispy. I use it daily, so convenient, don't have to worry about checking on it now because I know what i'm doing lol! first few tries are always experimental.
Only cleaning the splatter guard and the behind the heating element is a downer, but I think alot of users are finding this to be a problem.
Am in Mauritius. From where can I order one
I'm not sure, you may have to contact Ninja Kitchen for their locations and where they ship to
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Chicken still raw( the first one)
Where does that accent come from, Ethiopia?
Edit
England, lol!
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You have a long thin finger.
The show is no longer funny. Dragging the conversations unnecessarily makes it boring. How can one person go on for an hour? Haba. My opinion.
what are you talking about? My show is neither funny no one hour long? 🤔
I bought this as my first propane grill. It's been a fun, learning experience ruclips.net/user/postUgkxCx5fHawkK9OoV-ojFrY8JLnZrFwAmvUt . I think it's a bit too pricey after looking at other grills, but it wasn't hard to put together and it works really well. I love the side burner option for heating food during a power outage. I have an electric stove and live in the South (Hurricane season), so this was a bonus. I also bought a cover for it and it has protected it nicely (the Char Broil All-Season Grill Cover 3-4 Burner: Large). Every few grill sessions, I take the rack (or grate) and burner covers off and clean them with a non-abrasive scrubby and mild soap. I wipe the excess off of the bottom as well, taking care to avoid the gas and pilot lines.
yes, I agree it's awesome!