People ..be kind. She cannot please everyone. It takes a lot of work to do these really nice videos. I was very happy and learned a lot ..exactly what I was looking for..thank you so much for all the info.
It's not that the remarks are ment to be unkind. It's more of ' this is not really a true comparison'. Maybe a better title would be 'why I like my instant pot and separate air fryer better then ninja foodi. She doesn't say why she prefers the two that did not do as well as the ninja. And it's OK that she does. However when those of us that really have no experience with either and was looking for true comparison....this video was just not it.
I gave my Instapot away because I feel the Foodie is far superior. My test is on spareribs. You can season then pressure cook your ribs 15-20 min. and then apply sauce. I add another 15 minutes and broil or air fry. I check every 5 minutes and love that they brown. Yum! I have the 6.5 size and do not have a lot of room so its size is problematic for me. But I do love it.
Ninja Foodi was the win for me both in size and that I can have even more options when cooking. It has been a game changer for our family dinners. My husband is so picky about his meats and last nights air fried chicken thighs won him over!
I just bought a Ninja Foodi to replace my well-used Instant Pot, as I've got a tiny, tiny kitchen and wanted an air fryer in addition to a pressure cooker - so having this extra functionality rolled into a single device made it a no-brainer, despite the cost. I've not used the Ninja much yet, but the extra time saved by how much more quickly it comes to pressure makes a big difference for me, and its air fryer mode is absolutely awesome - so I think that it roundhouse-kicks the Instant Pot's can all over the place. It's not even close. I've read a few things from people saying that the Ninja Foodi is MUCH BIGGER than the IP, but in truth its footprint is only a little bigger. It is however about twice the weight of the IP and you need some extra space above and to the left of the device to open it up, so if you've got low-hanging kitchen units you might struggle a bit with it. If you've got the room though, I'd say go with the Foodi.
My kitchen is small so size is small. There are only two things that I need this appliance for mainly. Rice cooking everyday as an Asian, and pressure cooking sometimes. And the inner container must also be stainless steel. So I think Instant Pot is the winner for me. It has the 3 quarts.
@@JamesWhite-tg4kw by soaking in a little bit of salt water for 30 minutes and then completely drying them before you air fry them. It removes a lot of the starch and they crisp better. I suppose blanching does the exact same thing. I hope that answers your question question
She said it wasn't significant and that's a fact. Acting like 5 minutes is detrimental to your cooking time or life in general is dramatic to say the very least. Calling something a tie, based on trivial factors, is a perfectly valid conclusion of a reasonable person who has a grasp on reality.
I watched a few RUclips videos on the Ninja Foodi vs. the Insta Pot and hands down in my opinion is (Insta pot) is a better fit for me; it's not so huge even if you were to get the Insta pot xl if you have a bigger family to feed, but for my little family I can go either way to wrap up & put inside freezer bags for the next time I want that same dish all I gotta do is take out of freezer to thor out plus I have a toaster oven to heat up & make it crispy if it calls for it or just a quick warm up with the microwave; what makes this a winner is the size, small but big inside; meaning I can cook the same stuff in the insta pot as well as someone else cooking in the huge Foodi without leaving myself any room for anything else & with the Insta pot I have counter space to spear!!!
Could you do an update now that the IP has an air fryer left d and accessory for the previous ones? There are so many to choose from. Maybe IP could loan you some to test out and return. I’m leaning toward Ninja because of all the features, especially dehydrator.
That’s what I’d like to see. How does the IP Air Fryer lid you can buy separately work. Also, you didn’t tell us how many quarts each unit is. 6, 8, 10 quart?
You may want to consider getting silicone or wooden tongs... because when you scratch the Ninja pot... those marks don't go away. So until and unless Ninja makes a stainless steel pot... The ceramic pot is easily scratched...
Using metal utensils in any cooker is foolish, always use silicone or if you don't like that, then wood. However food grade silicone is safe and non-corrosive and hard-wearing. Ive had my Ninja foodi for nearly two years and found it unbeatable. The Instant-pot and the Ninja foodi are reviewed fairly even but Ive noticed that the reason they are that way, although the Ninja has more uses and is more practical, is that many of the ladies who have reviewed both have used the Instant-pot in the past and simply do not want to make the change. Like another commenter says, if the Ninja is rated even at worst and superior at best, there is your answer however I get that some would rather not change. Btw Ive never scratched the ceramic pots and I have two of them, it makes it so convenient having two when cooking a large or diverse presentation. So finally I would say, if you haven't purchased either of them, go with the Ninja, takes up smaller space in one machine since you'd have to buy a separate air fryer and there's no question an air fryer is an essential kitchen tool these days. Best wishes and I hope whichever choice you make that you benefit and are successful in your kitchen. Ahp
The NJ is like an IP with an air fryer. I have an IP but was looking into getting an air fryer to cook steak and I'm waiting on the Vortex Plus but I feel kind of stupid now that there is an appliance that does ALL of it, even dehydrating
I almost bought a Ninja cooker, but I backed out because it didn't have a way to see the food when it's cooking. I ended up getting one of those air cookers with a glass bowl, so I could view the food when it is cooking.
Thank you for making this video. I'm buying one second hand as I'm on a budget. Can't beat a 6qt instant pot for $30. My crock pot broke and that's hot i got on this journey to begin with.
I have the Ninja food actually I own three of the pressure cookers in different sizes and yes I have used all three at the same time. I prefer the Ninja pots over the instant pot. The results are better for taste. The Ninja cooks a little faster then the instant pot I found.
What about the material it’s made from?! Insta pot is stainless steel, whats the ninja made out of? Personally I don’t like nonstick because it wears down.
Sadly, I consider this a very limited and sloppy review, what about meats being air fried, by this video I don't even know what it can air fry except for fries.
Great video and new subscriber. I love my ninja foodi, as for eg when cooking a chicken, you can pressure cook & then air fry in the same machine. With the instant pot you'd have to preheat the oven, take the chicken out of the IP then transfer into the oven.
I am still confused . What should i buy. I want instant pot and air fryer in kitchen. Should i go for foodie. But i am thinking if i have 2 appliances i can cook 2 dishes at once 😅. Please help me . I do not like the opening of ninja.
Thank you for your great review. I have the Instant Pot Evo Duo plus, but I am thinking about the Ninja foodi new product with one lid. What are your thoughts?
Diann Hazelton They now have a 10 quart version available. If you can’t find it in the instant pot brand there are several others including crockpot express, Gourmia, and Nuwave.
I've lost faith in the foodie! I've had 3 in 4 years they break down! The first one was my fault and they replaced it. The replacement broke on its own some of the functions just quit! And ninja wouldn't fix or replace told me to buy a new one! I got the new one Tuesday cooked in it yesterday first meal it exploded food everywhere in my kitchen and I just refunded it! To expensive to keep replacing! I might try instapot?
Agree with Ano below, the Ninja Foodie shines in cooking a whole chicken! The crisping is amazing and the flavor is tremendous. I crisp a chicken and add the chicken for added texture and flavor. I use both products, the Ninja Foodie wins the gastronomic race, especially when preparing meals for more than one person.
I have an instant pot. My dummy self bought an air fryer before considering the Ninja Foodi because I thought "well, I don't need TWO cookers since I already have a pot!" Now I feel like the Foodi would've been a good addition because I'd have liked to simultaneously cook dishes in one thing, and rice in the other. I know what I won't do now though, and that is buying a second instant pot! I'll get a Ninja Foodi the next time it goes on a super sale.
To make a comparison between two different types of cooking machines is equal amounts in both machines to get a more accurate answer. Just in my opinion not to mention it also depends if you have the room in your cooking area. Like I live in a small 2 bedroom apartment but there isn't much room for really anything but I make room to do what I have to then after cleaning up back it goes in it's own place just like my huge pressure cooker elite; it is a bit of inconvenience but ya gotta do what ya gotta do!!! lol peace & God BLESS 😇🙏✌🤗
Enjoyed the video and comparison...I have both. Each has their advantages and disadvantages... I don't like the bulky 2 lid system of the Foodi...I do love the non stick liner...and I do like the air crisp option, mostly for browning....Instant Pot was my first purchase and I still love it and use it a lot...but, if I had to choose, I'd go with the Foodi....However, Instant Pot just came out with a crisper model (not a surprise)...it only has one lid...nice...but I still love that Foodi non stick liner...I go with the Foodi (even with the clumsy lids)...just my opinion...both are awesome products... Thanks again for the video...
they came out with an instant pot duo crisper, the lid is removable, no nonstick lining that can later get into your when it eventually breaks down and peal off
Thank you for the review. You say the air fryer is not for you. I'm curious why, because I have a feeling the air fryer is not for me either, but I'm not sure why.
You had WAY too much steam coming out of your Instant Pot when it was pressurizing. You clearly did not have the weight toggled completely to sealed. You also should have used the comparable sized Instant Pot.
If you are going to compare the products and one clearly does the food better AND in come cases faster. Why not recommend the winning product. Why recommend the one you are used to.
This was an awful review I got to 2:03 and stopped watching. When you do a review you should really do even amounts not twice as much in one machine and half in the other.
Anybody else have issues with the Ninja Foodi pressure lid not sealing after a while? Ours ran into this issue and I’d like to fix it so my wife doesn’t make me spend another $200-$300 on a new one
Terrible review. So short and to the point. And there is no address provided to come over for a long weekend of tasting the results. Like seriously. I'm salivating here !!! Don't you feel sorry for me ?!?! Also, are you single ?
The Ninja Foodi ia dangerous! The lid sticks to the inner pot after the pin drops and you have to lift it out with hot food\liquid in the pot and then try to pry them apart. So i dont recommend the Foodi.
The ninja does too many things. If it goes down, you are screwed. Everything the instant pot does is related. If you have a pressure cooker, you can get a lot done.
works great. i love that it has stainless steal pot inside ruclips.net/user/postUgkxG-7WiT7ocumjytOpHDFt632PL0pxXRAg and not the one with coating. we used to have a coated pot before, and the coating slowly peels, and i am sure went into the food that we cooked. Absolutely love stainless steel, and will not use a coated product again.This pot has many settings and many buttons, and i need to sit down with a manual to figure out which setting to use. I used the basic functions, and even though i am not technologically skilled, i turned it on and assembled it without any help.Very satisfied with this product overall.
People ..be kind. She cannot please everyone. It takes a lot of work to do these really nice videos. I was very happy and learned a lot ..exactly what I was looking for..thank you so much for all the info.
You are so kind. Thanks Jac!
@@welldone so take the Ninja if you want the air fryer, insta pot if you don't care for air frying?
It's not that the remarks are ment to be unkind. It's more of ' this is not really a true comparison'. Maybe a better title would be 'why I like my instant pot and separate air fryer better then ninja foodi. She doesn't say why she prefers the two that did not do as well as the ninja. And it's OK that she does. However when those of us that really have no experience with either and was looking for true comparison....this video was just not it.
Exactly.
This was the best video I watched and helped with what I needed to know. I read some of the same but she confirmed it with facts.
"So my Test showed that the ninja is better or equal to the instant pot in everyway..... I'm gonna go with the instant pot"... Ummmm what?
I was kinda WTF initially but I think on context she doesn’t like air frying in general so the instapot is better for her needs in general.
I gave my Instapot away because I feel the Foodie is far superior. My test is on spareribs. You can season then pressure cook your ribs 15-20 min. and then apply sauce. I add another 15 minutes and broil or air fry. I check every 5 minutes and love that they brown. Yum! I have the 6.5 size and do not have a lot of room so its size is problematic for me. But I do love it.
The Ninja Foodie as a dehydration function which is what I really enjoy. I made some sweet potato chips for my wife with it and she loved them.
oh my I will have to try that
I like the way this woman speaks, direct and too the point yet still charming.
You really didn't show where the foodie shines. Put a whole chicken into the foodie, then crisp it. The combination crushes the competition
Can you pre-program to auto cook at a certain time on the Ninja Foodi?
I like Vivian tries, video on this product.
@@Lucdreams21 I came here from the Vivian video. They was the first time I stumbled on her content.
@@dsly4425 She is awesome. Im saving up for that Ninja Foodie😁
Ninja foodi Xl Deluxe for me, didn't have a pressure cooker or air Fryer. Have had it for a month and it is amazing!
I purchased the Ninja and haven't regretted it. I gave away my instant pot. My counter isn't very large and I don't have any problems using it.
Don Remley we have a sale coming up and I’m about to do the same. Gifting mine to my mom. Can’t wait to try out the Ninja👍🏻
@@SaltySirenFloriduh how's the Ninja...I'm curious for an update, thanks!
I love my Ninji! I love the browning and the crispness.
I'm hesitant on the Foodi only because of the stationary fryer lid. Does anyone know if they will make the air/pressure combo without it attached?
Thank you for this! I just ordered the foodi and i cant wait!
Ninja Foodi was the win for me both in size and that I can have even more options when cooking. It has been a game changer for our family dinners. My husband is so picky about his meats and last nights air fried chicken thighs won him over!
I just bought a Ninja Foodi to replace my well-used Instant Pot, as I've got a tiny, tiny kitchen and wanted an air fryer in addition to a pressure cooker - so having this extra functionality rolled into a single device made it a no-brainer, despite the cost. I've not used the Ninja much yet, but the extra time saved by how much more quickly it comes to pressure makes a big difference for me, and its air fryer mode is absolutely awesome - so I think that it roundhouse-kicks the Instant Pot's can all over the place. It's not even close.
I've read a few things from people saying that the Ninja Foodi is MUCH BIGGER than the IP, but in truth its footprint is only a little bigger. It is however about twice the weight of the IP and you need some extra space above and to the left of the device to open it up, so if you've got low-hanging kitchen units you might struggle a bit with it. If you've got the room though, I'd say go with the Foodi.
My kitchen is small so size is small. There are only two things that I need this appliance for mainly. Rice cooking everyday as an Asian, and pressure cooking sometimes. And the inner container must also be stainless steel. So I think Instant Pot is the winner for me. It has the 3 quarts.
For better fries you need to blanche them first, boil/steam them until they’re slightly cooked, then air fry them after.
Another tip is pour boiling water over the chips leave for 5 mins, rinse then dry before frying
Why not just cook them a little longer just don't burn them
@@JamesWhite-tg4kw by soaking in a little bit of salt water for 30 minutes and then completely drying them before you air fry them. It removes a lot of the starch and they crisp better. I suppose blanching does the exact same thing. I hope that answers your question question
I load the basket with fries to the top. Takes 40 minutes but worth the wait.
The comment I've been waiting for all along.
I love that this is short and to the point! Good video
5 minutes is still 5 minutes. I don't call that a tie.
Yup, every 12 meals and there goes an hour of your life wasted waiting. Over a years time that could equal days/weeks. Craziness.
She said it wasn't significant and that's a fact. Acting like 5 minutes is detrimental to your cooking time or life in general is dramatic to say the very least.
Calling something a tie, based on trivial factors, is a perfectly valid conclusion of a reasonable person who has a grasp on reality.
That Ninja thing is frick'n huge, big enough to climb inside and launch yourself in space.
Now that's a video idea!
you've got that right!!!
I watched a few RUclips videos on the Ninja Foodi vs. the Insta Pot and hands down in my opinion is (Insta pot) is a better fit for me; it's not so huge even if you were to get the Insta pot xl if you have a bigger family to feed, but for my little family I can go either way to wrap up & put inside freezer bags for the next time I want that same dish all I gotta do is take out of freezer to thor out plus I have a toaster oven to heat up & make it crispy if it calls for it or just a quick warm up with the microwave; what makes this a winner is the size, small but big inside; meaning I can cook the same stuff in the insta pot as well as someone else cooking in the huge Foodi without leaving myself any room for anything else & with the Insta pot I have counter space to spear!!!
Lol
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Don’t understand the bad mouthing. Good review.
Could you do an update now that the IP has an air fryer left d and accessory for the previous ones? There are so many to choose from. Maybe IP could loan you some to test out and return. I’m leaning toward Ninja because of all the features, especially dehydrator.
You should have waited, since the IP now has its Duo Crisp & Air Fryer all in one model. Maybe its time to do a new comparison. ;)
That’s what I’d like to see. How does the IP Air Fryer lid you can buy separately work. Also, you didn’t tell us how many quarts each unit is. 6, 8, 10 quart?
Got excited when I heard that the IP had a air fryer lid until I realized that not for the 3 qt IP. ugh. Guess I might have to buy the Ninja.
This was so helpful! I decided to buy one of them but could not decide between the two. I know now
I have them both, I use the ninja only, because it offers the crisp option. If I have a party I can use them both.
Dittos.
I wish more review videos were done like this. As someone previously said, short and to the point. Many thanks!
You may want to consider getting silicone or wooden tongs... because when you scratch the Ninja pot... those marks don't go away. So until and unless Ninja makes a stainless steel pot... The ceramic pot is easily scratched...
The pot should be able to be replaced with a standard rice cooker pot.
Using metal utensils in any cooker is foolish, always use silicone or if you don't like that, then wood. However food grade silicone is safe and non-corrosive and hard-wearing. Ive had my Ninja foodi for nearly two years and found it unbeatable. The Instant-pot and the Ninja foodi are reviewed fairly even but Ive noticed that the reason they are that way, although the Ninja has more uses and is more practical, is that many of the ladies who have reviewed both have used the Instant-pot in the past and simply do not want to make the change. Like another commenter says, if the Ninja is rated even at worst and superior at best, there is your answer however I get that some would rather not change. Btw Ive never scratched the ceramic pots and I have two of them, it makes it so convenient having two when cooking a large or diverse presentation. So finally I would say, if you haven't purchased either of them, go with the Ninja, takes up smaller space in one machine since you'd have to buy a separate air fryer and there's no question an air fryer is an essential kitchen tool these days. Best wishes and I hope whichever choice you make that you benefit and are successful in your kitchen. Ahp
The NJ is like an IP with an air fryer. I have an IP but was looking into getting an air fryer to cook steak and I'm waiting on the Vortex Plus but I feel kind of stupid now that there is an appliance that does ALL of it, even dehydrating
Good video ma'am but for counterspace I would think the ninja foodi does it all and you can get rid of the other two appliances
Good point
I almost bought a Ninja cooker, but I backed out because it didn't have a way to see the food when it's cooking. I ended up getting one of those air cookers with a glass bowl, so I could view the food when it is cooking.
the new Instant Pot Duo Crisp includes an Air Fryer Lid. I like it slightly better than the Ninja
Thank you for making this video. I'm buying one second hand as I'm on a budget. Can't beat a 6qt instant pot for $30. My crock pot broke and that's hot i got on this journey to begin with.
The Ninja Foodi makes outstanding pork chops, I do them at least 3 times a month, and would more often but pork is not the best for me,
Thanks for the tip, Kathy :)
I found that the best way to compare instant cookers is tomake yogurt in them. Instant pot is one if the worse in the lineup.
I love my foodi. It does everything and well. Just sous vided a turkey breast then air crisped it and it was the best turkey I ever had.
I NEED TO ONLY STEAM FROZEN BURGERS (COSTCO 1/3 LB) WHAT ONE DO I BUY PLEASE ?
She is amazing to compare both, love it
Just got the foodi today!
This test was done all wrong. You missed the point of the ninja foodie.
what is the point ,im interested in buying one of these
Much needed review thanks. By any chance can we make baby food equally well in ninja foodie as compared to instant pot?
Thank you for the comparison! Now I have to get the Ninja!
Love this video exactly what I needed. Thanks for your honest opinion and also your preference
Wait so they are the same except one does something extra? Buuut still want then other one?
I have the Ninja food actually I own three of the pressure cookers in different sizes and yes I have used all three at the same time. I prefer the Ninja pots over the instant pot. The results are better for taste. The Ninja cooks a little faster then the instant pot I found.
AB-so-lutely accurate, true, and love mine, had it for two years and two pots inserts....great tool in the kitchen.
Thank you
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What about the material it’s made from?! Insta pot is stainless steel, whats the ninja made out of? Personally I don’t like nonstick because it wears down.
I loved your review and your easy humor.
I appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed it!
Sadly, I consider this a very limited and sloppy review, what about meats being air fried, by this video I don't even know what it can air fry except for fries.
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Love the instant pot. I have 2.
I love the Ninja, I have 1 with two inserts, amazing, takes up less space, does more, and more practical but hey, whatever floats your boat.
Super helpful, thanks SO MUCH!!!
Great video and new subscriber. I love my ninja foodi, as for eg when cooking a chicken, you can pressure cook & then air fry in the same machine. With the instant pot you'd have to preheat the oven, take the chicken out of the IP then transfer into the oven.
Very confused on which to buy..IP OR NINJA OR OTHER?? DO NOT WANT BULKY OR HEAVY! PREFER 6 OR 6 1/2 QTS. ANY ADVISE?
Very confused on which to buy..IP OR NINJA OR OTHER?? DO NOT WANT BULKY OR HEAVY! PREFER 6 OR 6 1/2 QTS. ANY ADVISE?
@@joannadragon4080 Did you find what you are looking for? I just picked up a 5 quart Ninja foodi. So far it is perfect!
Thank you lady. Your video is very helpful.
Very helpful review! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Great, I like this test.
I am still confused . What should i buy. I want instant pot and air fryer in kitchen. Should i go for foodie. But i am thinking if i have 2 appliances i can cook 2 dishes at once 😅. Please help me . I do not like the opening of ninja.
Thanks
Insta pot duo Is a better comparison...
What would be the difference?
I've seen two of your videos and I'm hooked already, thanks for the comparison of these units.
Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for your great review. I have the Instant Pot Evo Duo plus, but I am thinking about the Ninja foodi new product with one lid. What are your thoughts?
I'd have to say i have a big family and the small insta pot might not cut it for my family.
They have a bigger instapot than the one she was showing. It doesn't have the air fryer capacity though.
Diann Hazelton They now have a 10 quart version available. If you can’t find it in the instant pot brand there are several others including crockpot express, Gourmia, and Nuwave.
Emeril lagasse's pressure cooker and air fryer vs ninja foodi pressure cooker and air fryer which one is better
I've lost faith in the foodie! I've had 3 in 4 years they break down! The first one was my fault and they replaced it. The replacement broke on its own some of the functions just quit! And ninja wouldn't fix or replace told me to buy a new one! I got the new one Tuesday cooked in it yesterday first meal it exploded food everywhere in my kitchen and I just refunded it! To expensive to keep replacing! I might try instapot?
Love my Ninja. Made a killer pot roast in 45 minutes.
We named ours Bob lol
LOL!
I resemble that remark & I'm a big guy too - I would break the counter top. ~Bob
Agree with Ano below, the Ninja Foodie shines in cooking a whole chicken! The crisping is amazing and the flavor is tremendous. I crisp a chicken and add the chicken for added texture and flavor. I use both products, the Ninja Foodie wins the gastronomic race, especially when preparing meals for more than one person.
Can you review the 8qt crockpot Express Crisp that compares to the ninja foodi??? Please!!! Pretty please!
We will pass this request onto Nicole. Thanks for the suggestion! - Well Done
I have an instant pot. My dummy self bought an air fryer before considering the Ninja Foodi because I thought "well, I don't need TWO cookers since I already have a pot!"
Now I feel like the Foodi would've been a good addition because I'd have liked to simultaneously cook dishes in one thing, and rice in the other.
I know what I won't do now though, and that is buying a second instant pot! I'll get a Ninja Foodi the next time it goes on a super sale.
To complicate things, Instant Pot JUST released their own air fryer!
The 8 quart Ninja is on sale for $129 today on meh.com
@@ToddShrewsbury thanks but I got the smaller one from Kohl's using stackable coupons last month ;)
Just a 2nd insert pan has been very convenient for me
how is it a tie? tastes the same. sure. But the ninja took 5 min less!!! the whole point of a pressure cooker is TIME! score is 2-0....Simple...
To make a comparison between two different types of cooking machines is equal amounts in both machines to get a more accurate answer. Just in my opinion not to mention it also depends if you have the room in your cooking area. Like I live in a small 2 bedroom apartment but there isn't much room for really anything but I make room to do what I have to then after cleaning up back it goes in it's own place just like my huge pressure cooker elite; it is a bit of inconvenience but ya gotta do what ya gotta do!!! lol peace & God BLESS 😇🙏✌🤗
there are so many other things that the instant pot makes, yogurt, cake, I would have like to see if the ninja foodi does all those things as well.
The Ninja Foodie FD401 8 qt does all the yogurt, cake, toast... etc, etc...
It can do bread as well
And you can use the Foodi as a food dehydrator.
@@tomfoil5590 food dehydrator to? I'm sold! Thanks I need to look that up.
Doesn't the Instapot air fry also. How does it do that against Ninja foodi?
Enjoyed the video and comparison...I have both. Each has their advantages and disadvantages... I don't like the bulky 2 lid system of the Foodi...I do love the non stick liner...and I do like the air crisp option, mostly for browning....Instant Pot was my first purchase and I still love it and use it a lot...but, if I had to choose, I'd go with the Foodi....However, Instant Pot just came out with a crisper model (not a surprise)...it only has one lid...nice...but I still love that Foodi non stick liner...I go with the Foodi (even with the clumsy lids)...just my opinion...both are awesome products... Thanks again for the video...
Thank you for the feedback, and thanks for watching!
Well Done!!
they came out with an instant pot duo crisper, the lid is removable, no nonstick lining that can later get into your when it eventually breaks down and peal off
I've an instant pot and I luv it .Were they even the same size ?luv my airfryer too
If you love what you have, you can stick with that. If you don't have an air fryer or don't have an instapot, the Ninja has more features.
You are adorable! Very informative review.
Emeril lagasse has one combo PK/AF now. Pressure Air Fryer
BAM!!!
Thank you for the review. You say the air fryer is not for you. I'm curious why, because I have a feeling the air fryer is not for me either, but I'm not sure why.
I would think the more important question is; Why in the world not, in this day and age and health conscience?
Cute and accurate
Love my ninja foodi
When you compare the two, you should be using the same size. Disappointed in this review.
You had WAY too much steam coming out of your Instant Pot when it was pressurizing. You clearly did not have the weight toggled completely to sealed. You also should have used the comparable sized Instant Pot.
I think they were both 6qrt
May I know what sizes are each cooker?
Here are the products:
8 Qt Ninja Foodi: amzn.to/37JdeZd
6 Qt Instant Pot: amzn.to/2QTVAv5
If you are going to compare the products and one clearly does the food better AND in come cases faster. Why not recommend the winning product. Why recommend the one you are used to.
Good unbiased review, Thank You x
Are we watching the same video?
Unbiased? I think not, she said one is better but she will go with the other...how is that unbiased...perhaps you arent also.
The foodi is so much better than an instapot.
you need to pre-heat the ninja foodi for better results
cool accent lady.
This should be against the IP air duo vs ninja.
This was an awful review I got to 2:03 and stopped watching. When you do a review you should really do even amounts not twice as much in one machine and half in the other.
Have you tested and reviewed the Instant Pot air fryer?
You bet! Check out the review here: ruclips.net/video/dnfEEcllBYw/видео.html
@@welldone I think you're cute. Besides that the test and video were on point.
Horrible review. Ninja did better on all fronts and you chose insta pot lol.
i have oven with stove, what is the point of this?
You're funny.
You obviously are biased. Those chips from Ninja looked insipid and unappetising. Perhaps read the instructions properly before conducting a review!
Anybody else have issues with the Ninja Foodi pressure lid not sealing after a while? Ours ran into this issue and I’d like to fix it so my wife doesn’t make me spend another $200-$300 on a new one
Nope........clean it occasionally
Terrible review. So short and to the point. And there is no address provided to come over for a long weekend of tasting the results. Like seriously. I'm salivating here !!! Don't you feel sorry for me ?!?! Also, are you single ?
Thanks for watching! Here are links to the products shown:
8 Qt Ninja Foodi: amzn.to/37JdeZd
6 Qt Instant Pot: amzn.to/2QTVAv5
Can you re-shoot this demo topless? I still cant decide on which to choose🤣🤣
The Ninja Foodi ia dangerous! The lid sticks to the inner pot after the pin drops and you have to lift it out with hot food\liquid in the pot and then try to pry them apart. So i dont recommend the Foodi.
No it doesnt, what is it, you have stock in Insta-pot?
@@Hankster.Northwest i.dont use mine for pressure cooking again because of the inner pot not releasing from the lid. Very dangerous.
The ninja does too many things. If it goes down, you are screwed. Everything the instant pot does is related. If you have a pressure cooker, you can get a lot done.
It doesn't have the airfryer option without buying a lid. My IP is a 3 quart and no air fryer lid for it.
works great. i love that it has stainless steal pot inside ruclips.net/user/postUgkxG-7WiT7ocumjytOpHDFt632PL0pxXRAg and not the one with coating. we used to have a coated pot before, and the coating slowly peels, and i am sure went into the food that we cooked. Absolutely love stainless steel, and will not use a coated product again.This pot has many settings and many buttons, and i need to sit down with a manual to figure out which setting to use. I used the basic functions, and even though i am not technologically skilled, i turned it on and assembled it without any help.Very satisfied with this product overall.