Ninja Foodi NeverStick Cookware Review

[@shawnsmith2403]

Been using this set for just over a month. Everything from breakfast to searing steaks. Haven't had anything stick yet. Wipes out with a paper towel. (Even overcooked baked beans in the sauce pan😁) Love em.... ...and this from a cast iron fanatic....

[@TL....]

how are they still holding up ?

[@thehalversonway4002]

We went out and bought it to. Thanks for the video we like our pan set. We mainly cook from cast iron or stainless steel. So it's saying a lot from us.

[@evasavealot1]

Yes, durability! 6 month review please????

[@klip9859]

Mine are also just over Five months, no sticking or peeling on anything. I even made Popcorn in the 6 quart pot , these pans are great

[@YourEverydayJoe]

That's great. I have had mine for almost 6 months now with daily usage. I will be publishing an updated review video very soon.

[@sjcfive4989]

Thank you for doing a in depth and honest review I'm in the market for new pans and I'm trying to decide between these and the Calphalon both are pricey. This is just what I needed to see.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

You are very welcome. I hope this video helped in your decision. I will be making a 6 month update video on the Ninja cookware soon. Thanks for the support.😎👍

[@Willyjoeshow]

My 6 month update! I got mine on October 5 2020. Nothing has stuck yet and they work like they did when new. U have no scratches, dents or warping. The handles are all still solid with no wobble. I gave away 3 more expensive sets of cookware because these are great!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the update. I'm loving my cookware and not experienced any issues yet.

[@CrashOD]

Do you cook with butter or oil especially to saute like your onions or for grilled cheese etc?

[@Willyjoeshow]

@@CrashOD I use both. I use Mayo for my grilled cheese instead of butter though. I have accidently ran water over the hot skillet once and it didn't bother it. The outsides of the cookware is still like new also. I do store them with the lids on the pots and a skillet separator made from felt between the skillets. Even the plastic utensils that came with the set look good.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

I have used both depending on the recipe I'm making. Either way I'm getting great results.

[@neurofiber2406]

Picked up the Frypan and the Wok on a QVC deal. These pans are amazing. The frypan is so slick I have to use my left hand to hold burgers in place so I can pick them up with my turner...

[@Barbie-Bright]

Hi , I purchased my 13 piece 2-3weeks ago. I just did a review on them. Later this week I will cook in them 🤗

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Sounds good!

[@capicapuchino5675]

So what's the verdict on these pans as far as the non stick

[@ymbivan3087]

First time viewer...great video, great realistic tests. I wi be getting a set to try them out as well. Thank you!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the comment, I appreciate the support.

[@torritor4954]

Great unboxing/presentation. I bought the skillet awaiting for the arrival. You're also a dead ringer for Ray Romano. Keep up the good work.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks. Maybe it's time for "Everybody Loves Raymond" Reboot... we'll call it "Raymond in the Kitchen" or maybe "Ray's House" 😂

[@cathycoppersmith1005]

He sounds like Ray too!!

[@leonardmagnus8072]

I bought the 8 inch frypan to try out and like it very much. Work great on eggs, burger and sausage patty so far and easy cleaning. I am waiting to see if it holds up before buying the full set.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for sharing

[@ajmastaw556]

I just bought the same exact set from bed bath and beyond. It was on sale for $250 plus I got the 20% coupon which knocked off another $50. After seeing this video, I think I got a pretty good deal!

[@ajmastaw556]

@@broco6608 good to know. I'm hoping the higher end set will last a bit longer. I don't use my pans every day though.

[@Lynn_in_CT]

Great product testing review! I just picked up the 13 pc Premium C300 series set on sale at BB&B for $349, plus 20% off, plus $50 in rewards. I feel like I stole them! I am really excited to start cooking in them, and hope they hold up over time.

[@cathycoppersmith1005]

I just bought the 10 piece set for $199.00 on QVC. Can't wait to get them and try !!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

That is awesome!

[@edyoung6573]

Seems like nice quality pan set!! If you remember please do a update after 6 months! Great test!!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Will Do. Thanks Ed.😎👍

[@davidaustin6962]

I've never seen fried cheese stick to any pan, even iron skillets, same with caramels. They both express oil as they cook, which keeps them from sticking. Also I have never heard of pam spray staining metals ... I suppose the lecithin in there can work its ways into the pores of non-stick coatings but that's the non-stick ingredient (not oil, which most people don't know). Like other have said, this needs an update in 6 monts to a year of frequent use to see how non-stick it really is. Frankly doesn't seem non-stick, since it does stick a little bit, unlike teflon. I can only imagine that will only get worse over the next 6 months. Fry a pork chop until it caramelizes real good ... see how that does.

[@mando1783]

I am worried about the non stick spray. (Pam spray)

[@catherineperry1612]

The secret is to preheat on medium heat before adding food.Never use high heat,also better to hand wash.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the tip. I appreciate the support.

[@johnruiz6743]

I thought it was a gimmick initially, but read some unbiased reviews so I was in the market for some new pans and thought why not give these a try.

[@johnruiz6743]

I have a couple of these pans and so far so good. No sticking even after searing at high heat. Other non-stick pans lost their non-stick properties after doing that. I had a T-Fal which lasted several years, but I never seared anything with it on high heat. So far the Ninja pans have retained their non-stick properties. Hope they keep on keeping on! 🤣

[@YourEverydayJoe]

I have been using these for about a year now and haven't noticed the non stick properties wearing yet. Still working very well.

[@johnruiz6743]

@@YourEverydayJoe That's excellent. I am hoping mine perform likewise. I have not had mine for a year yet. Just several months

[@nikkyrhoades2736]

Hi I purchased this EXACT set tonight at Kohls. It was $299.99 with Black Fridays 20% off. After much research I decided to get this set over a few others. I wonder what the difference between the PREMIUM over the non Premium is because the price is significantly difference. Thank you for this review I'm excited to start cooking in these over my Rachel Ray not so good set.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the support 😊🙏

[@nikkyrhoades2736]

Great! Happy to know I chose the better option!!😃

[@hervue85]

I'm long overdue for some pots and pans. Saw it on clearance at Walmart, although not the premium, watched your video and came home with it. Thank you.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

I also saw them in Walmart and Target and notice that there is some differences in the coating. Let me know how they work. Thanks for the support.

[@earthwormjim]

The Walmart/Target versions aren't the same. Much thinner Aluminum. Personally I would return them if you still can. This Premium set has gone on sale for around $200 a few times in the past 6 months. Will do so again.

[@hervue85]

I don't cook too often but since I've had them, they have been awesome. No oil to make eggs is a total game changer and so easy to clean. I may be exaggerating but cleaning is also so much easier.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

I've been using them for about 5 months now and haven't experienced any issues yet. I will be making a follow up review video soon.

[@jpears1100]

@@earthwormjim The Walmart/Target version is only about 25% thinner. 4.something millimeters versus 3.something. 3mm is still a decent amount thicker than a lot of other brands. A benefit of the thinner version is they're a bit lighter. The thicker "premium" is kinda heavy and it's almost like schlepping around cast iron which is annoying sometimes.

[@ellenkudron6798]

I have been interested in these. So glad to see your review and very happy BB &B carries these! Thanks for your honesty!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

My pleasure! thank you.

[@drmontague6475]

Kitchen foil in fry pan works well.with a thin layer of oil Change it every few days.

[@rickparks5870]

How. I appreciate your review. I am wondering if you have tried to take a filet from the stove top to the oven? How did the cookware perform?

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thank you. I have used the large skillet in the oven a 450 degrees and it performed surprisingly well. It has been 5 months of weekly use of this cookware set and have not experienced any issues yet. Will update in a video soon.

[@aileenstanley3436]

I cooked an egg on my brand new pan after washing with hot soapy water. It didn’t stick at first, but when I turned the egg over, into only did it stick after just a short time, but it also turned the egg rubbery.’

[@wyckedways2022]

I like your reviews, thank you. These look nice. I prefer double-handled, not all are. Double handled is easier to pick up and safer.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for your comment and support 😊🙏

[@johnruiz6743]

They have a 5 qt version of the saute pan.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

😎👍

[@MrMe-lf2ov]

safe to use any utensils including metal, but if you stack pans you need to protect them. I think that tells you everything you need to know.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

You make a good point, but why be careless with my cooking appliance. I always protect my pans even the cheap ones. Thanks for the comment.👍

[@sparkyjones560]

And nothing sharp like a knife or fork, but a metal spatula is fine..... no blender, but I guess a metal whisk is cool. Sounds like lies to me and putting loopholes so when it fails it was your fault not their claims.

[@mercoid]

Great test. These seem impressive. I have a set of Kenmore cookware I got at Sears almost 20 years ago and still going strong. It isn’t non-stick, but one learns how to cook with what they have over time with good results. For frying, my wife always grabs the one non-stick pan we have, while I prefer the old school ones when I cook. She wants a st of these but I don’t want to give up my heavy bottom steel Kenmores.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks. 20 years for any cookware is impressive. If these last even half that time they would be worth it. 😎👍

[@lavoicebrandon27]

I just purchased the 13 piece set from Bed Bath & Beyond this week and haven't been able to use it can't wait to use it for Thanksgiving but I love the test you done

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thank you LaVoice Brandon. I am grateful that you watched the video and were kind enough to leave a positive comment. Let me know what your impressions are after you've used them. Thanks for the support.

[@york3673]

Good video. I`ll be ordering a set of these. Tired of eating teflon. Where did you get the spatula? Like the spatula

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks DeAnn P. The spatula was part of a set that was given to me as a gift. If I can find it I will post here. Ninja is Now offering $50 Off Ninja NeverStick Cookware For a Limited Time Only! The offer ends February 19, 2021 You can use this link (Affiliate) ninjakitchen.pxf.io/c/2560126/988372/8360

[@thegee-tahguy4877]

I was inches from buying the Ninja 12" fry pan, but I ended up getting the OXO 12" fry pan a few weeks ago. It was the America's Test Kitchen's #1 pick, and NO, they didn't test the Ninja pan. The OXO was a lot less expensive than the Ninja and got great marks for its non-stickness and broad wall design. Also, the Ninja 12" pan was out of stock everywhere, so that also made me go looking elsewhere. After cooking with the OXO a few times so far, I will say it is joy to have the real estate of a a broad-sided 12" true non-stick pan, which is the largest diameter fry pan I've ever owned. I cooked up a massive amount of home fries consisting of 5 large julianed Russett potatoes, and the OXO was awesome. Everything slid right out with almost no residue. I wish I had the chance to try the Ninja, but OXO is a bigger company nationally than the Shark-owned Ninja brand which is only sold via infomercial. FWIW, I believe I made the right choice for me.

[@pghcraig]

Shark/Ninja hasn't been an informercial brand in over a decade and is in literally every store in the country that sells housewares. OXO is a great brand and I've been impressed with their move form whisks and can openers to some appliances (they're conical burr grinder is actually quite good and they have a great coffee maker), but they are newer to these categories.... especially cookware, and their cookware has had some issues with warping and quality control. Thought someone should mention that because while I'm sure their pans are great, I'd be curious to hear how your pans are doing in a few months. OXO guarantees all their products for 1 year and does have great customer service.

[@thegee-tahguy4877]

@@pghcraig Thanks, I'll try to update this post in a few months. Gotta go cook dinner now! The wife is yelling "how's about using your new pan" as I write this. :D

[@hendrikseemann8407]

And? How it's holding up

[@darrylhousholder6510]

Just bought these yesterday, was doing some research and found your video. Great presentation. First item was egg whites, they did stick, but guess I didn't preheat long enough. Try again tomorrow.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

thanks. let me know how it turns out the second time.

[@darrylhousholder6510]

@@YourEverydayJoe I can't seem to get them right, 5 times now. I'll keep trying.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Are you using real egg white or the egg whites in the carton? Are you mixing anything into it? Let me know, I will try to mimic your process.

[@darrylhousholder6510]

@@YourEverydayJoe Real egg whites. Old pan, used olive oil and flame on 1. With Ninja, have tried with and without olive oil, flame on 1, 2 and 2.5. Usually let it heat up until a drop of water sizzles. Even called Ninja, it is an issue. Tried a fried egg after your video, went fine, flame 2.5 and no oil...I'm befuddled.

[@darrylhousholder6510]

I purchased an infrared thermometer, sweet spot seems to be between 250-260. I was able to flip them, very little residual sticking.

[@LG-xd2xg]

I’ve read reviews on the handle getting hot , what’s your feed back on the handle. Is it too hot to handle? Do you need a glove etc.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the question. I found that the handles for the skillets and small pots stay pretty cool. Although the large pot has short handles and they do get pretty hot especially after boiling water. Hope that helps. Thanks again for your question and support.😊🙏

[@davidgomes3311]

Has anyone had an issue burning their hands on either the lids or pot handles?

[@reneerenee7564]

Just bought this set at BB&B on yesterday for $299 plus coupon. I won’t be using until I move into my new home in March.

[@jamescannon693]

I saw this set the other day at Walmart for $149.

[@clintwood2960]

Good review. Thanks Joe.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for watching! 1 Year update coming out soon.

[@johnanthony6141]

How about an update.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

You got it :)

[@i-Am-HELLSPAWN]

Excellent review very well done

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thank you. I appreciate it 😊

[@davidceruolo3091]

Nice Job again, my friend. I like reviews on new products.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for your words of support. 🙏😎

[@zaphod2002]

Is the pan flat on the cook surface or is it mounded in the middle?

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the question Paul. The cooking surface base is flat.

[@TheGibsOfTheTube]

Nice video! We just bought this same set because Khols has a 20% off coupon too. I haven't used them yet and was wondering if i made a mistake or if they were worth the $. Sounds like they are!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

I have been using them for about 4 months now and haven't had any issues with the coating as of yet.

[@TheGibsOfTheTube]

@@YourEverydayJoe that's awesome to hear! Had so many "non stick" pans that were FAR from non stick!

[@InvisiMan2006]

According to Ninja, a "lifetime" is 5 years. I don't expect this pan to last much longer than that. Cast iron is still king.

[@brucewmclaughlin9072]

My beloved Wagner cast pan from somewhere in the late 80's has developed hairline cracks that allow bacon grease to get on the burner otherwise still used.

[@TheNyclooker]

A 6 month follow up would be super Great 👍

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the support! Here's the 6 month update video: Ninja Foodi NeverStick Premium Cookware - 6 Month Review Update: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6HGiICgg5yLn8k

[@naughtyca131970]

is this better than the 199 Calphalon Select 9pc Space Saving Hard-Anodized Nonstick Cookware Set?

[@moolate127]

If you don't want to replace skillets anymore I'd highly recommend a carbon steel skillet, a little pricey for a good one (about $90) but it gets better and more non stick with use and if you maintain it, will last you a literal human lifetime. Don't get me wrong, at first a non-stick pan will outcompete it, but if you keep at it, it will be just as if not more non stick than these. You do need to season it or it will rust like cast iron, and only certain ones are indiction safe, but don't let that intimidate you, it's very easy to clean and maintenance, much easier than cast iron. Just be sure to follow the care instructions like you would on any other pan.

[@Lynn_in_CT]

I've read about these carbon steel wonder pans, but they are very pricey. I'm not sure I need my pans to outlive me, but if I did and it was in the budget, I've heard carbon steel is the way to go

[@moolate127]

@@Lynn_in_CT great skillet for sure, the main draw back is it will rust if not taken care of, but all that requires is a little oil.

[@richardg5301]

Only problem with induction type bottom on cookware is that if you're not using it on an induction stove it'll get pretty dirty quick and hard to clean. Just heads up for anyone who's particular about keeping the outside of their cookware really clean, you'll be scrubbing a lot.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the tip.

[@emailbuoy]

Maybe a stupid question, but how does the bottom of the cookware get dirty? I’ve never had that problem with any cookware, I mean I don’t sit it down onto food etc. and make sure my pots don’t boil over the sides either. So I’m kinda confused.

[@dyanasbdoriginalchannel1492]

This better than ceramic or copper?

[@chuckylevesque2129]

Reminds me a lot like the granite rock pan winch was great for about a year then went into recycling, Cooper pan was good to ,been using it for awhile but its starting to fail ,I have very exspendsive iron clad pan set stainless steel but not nonstick but have had them for years

[@hendrikseemann8407]

How bad is the sticking on the stainless?

[@janetsparks32]

Kohl's has this set for $97.94 for black friday!

[@nikkyrhoades2736]

It's not the same set. This is the Premium set which is more expensive. I bought mine from Kohls tonight and compared it with other stores 1st. Target has a set of 11 pieces for $229.00 that set has two pans that are a bit bigger and cheaper... when I researched the difference Target and Walmart sets were not the Premium. I'm wondering if it's a different type of steel. I have no clue and I'm not an expert lol

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thank you for your input and adding to the discussion.

[@pghcraig]

@@nikkyrhoades2736 The exterior metal on the Target/Kohl's pans is not hard anodized aluminum and just plain aluminum. I was just looking at them before I found this nice video. The exterior of the pans will get mucked up and ugly looking faster than hard anodized (and be more prone to scratches and paint chips on the exterior only). Hard anodized will look better without chipping and be fairly scratch reistant, but still gets dark spots like any pan over time. The handles look a bit different in design as well.

[@HnyBear]

So based on their verbiage on the warranty you get 300 years of coverage if you use the cookware 1 hour a day 365 days a year.

[@omar4600]

A little bit long but it looks to me that the tests were very real and not paid. Thanks to your review, you solve some of my questions that I had. Ill be waiting on that update that you promise.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

you are welcome omar4600 , you are correct I was not paid for the review. This cookware set was purchased by me for my personal use. I wanted to share my experience with my viewers and subscribers. thank you for the support.

[@bladesandbullion3881]

How is it holding up

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for the question. I have been trying to be more aggressive when using them. I am very pleased with the way the set is holding up, although I cannot vouche for the basic set (non premium) which I have seen in Target and Walmart, they seem a bit less durable.

[@fsuarez01]

the best test you can do is fried corn with butter and it's really good

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks. I appreciate your support.

[@bflgroupieninja4370]

Thanks for reviewing and testing! I am interested but wanted to see how they perform. I am interested to know what you think after your 90 days. Would like to see how it does with meat. They look thick walled, almost like cast iron pans.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks I will provide update as I get closer to the 90 day.

[@bredixon7685]

They're supposed to be a mix of cast iron and non-stick which I love both. Can't wait to buy mine.

[@mikewilliams2486]

Very nice presentation thanks !!!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Your welcome.😎👍

[@tttameka1]

Purchased the same set from BBW w/ coupon but hadn't open yet. Will be opening now, thanks for the review.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for supporting the channel. Let me know what your first impressions are.

[@karenlatham4053]

I really want to buy a sauté pan.. I'm trying to wait till I see reviews and updates though. I would be very interested in knowing what your thoughts are on these pans in a few months. It seems every now and stick pan I buy is wonderful for about the first couple of months and then after that it goes downhill fast. Even if I try to take very extra special care of it. Thanks for posting.

[@karenlatham4053]

I was subscribed so that I can get updates.. In case you go a month or two and find that your pan isn't so wonderful anymore..

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks Karen. I will be making videos cooking some different recipes using these pans. Stay Tuned.

[@jasonreynolds3281]

Thank you. This was very helpful.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mahalomana2]

Sold! Thank you for the review.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Your welcome and thank you for supporting us.

[@dahliakairy3117]

Did you let the eggs warm up before putting them on the pan ?

[@YourEverydayJoe]

When I'm using eggs in a recipe I always try to use them at room temperature. Thanks for the question.😊👍

[@dahliakairy3117]

@@YourEverydayJoe thanks! Your video was great! Helped me understand how to use the pan correctly and what I should expect!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thank you😊🙏

[@Robert-5150]

Are they still holding up?

[@YourEverydayJoe]

They are holding up surprisingly well. I will be doing a follow-up video for them soon. 😎👍

[@nikiakbik5896]

Great review. Thanks for reading all instructions so well. One lady did a review had pan on high heat 4 mins dry. Just what it said not to do. Also if I get some am so trained not to use metal on nonstick I'm not going to do it. Great review!

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for your comment you're very welcome. 🙏😊

[@stevenswall]

It should be able to handle high heat (which is actually ultra low heat) from a stove if the coating is melted onto it at 30,000/degrees. The stove isn't anywhere close to that!

[@umtozzi]

Rough surfaces work best over the long run for non-stick. Shiny smooth surfaces do not. This stuff looks promising.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

It has been a couple of months now and they seem to be holding up very well.

[@foltz-art]

Awesome Review ! love your video brother very informative ! 😎✌🔥🍳

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks. Very grateful for the support 😎👍

[@foltz-art]

@@YourEverydayJoe I just purchased the Set and love the quality of them they remind me of my old Bialetti set..

[@jcoochlucchese]

Thank you for the review. How are they now?

[@YourEverydayJoe]

The cookware is holding up very well. No issues to speak of yet. I will try to make a follow-up review in about a month or so. Stay tuned. Thank you for the support.😎👍

[@jcoochlucchese]

@@YourEverydayJoe Thank you Sir! Appreciated!

[@gabrielbrunet5598]

Nice review! But seriously, is there anybody who doesn't cook with any fat (Oil or butter)?

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Agreed. Cooking without butter or oil reduces the opportunity to add additional flavors.

[@mercoid]

My wife told me Wal-Mart has a 10 pc set of these for $160. I thought it odd because I understood them to only come in the 13 or 15 pc sets. Maybe Wal-Mart has some kind of exclusive deal with Ninja. 🤷‍♂️ It also includes a few bonus accessories.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Another viewer John Seitz stated that the Walmart version may not be the premium version. The difference may be in the material of the base aluminum verses stainless steel. Not sure though I will need to check my local Walmart.

[@christinecarlson9471]

I got the walmart set. The material is a little thinner and the lip of the lids is thinner. But it does have the same never stick technology. The handles are hollow. Its 1/2 the price of the premium comes with 3 utensils. For my purposes... i bake more and use my foodi alot so i opted for the cheaper set to see how it goes.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks for clarifying the difference.

[@starrstylist7441]

I have these and absolutely LOVE THEM

[@YourEverydayJoe]

How long have you had this set?

[@dryclimateutah]

cheese is greasy... of course it's not going to stick. What about hash browns, no oil?

[@FrankJGZ]

You spent $299+tax on the Ninja foodi "Neverstick" 10 piece set at Bed bath and beyond? Wow I spent $179+tax on there 14 piece set at Walmart

[@YourEverydayJoe]

The version I got was the "Premium". Does your Walmart version say "Premium"? There is a difference. Watch my 6 month update video to see the difference kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6HGiICgg5yLn8k

[@cylon5741]

Thank you for your review which I sought out after sitting through the Ninja commercial. Your at the store build comparison of Ninja and some other cookware was especially useful. I wish you would have rotated the pan 180 degrees and measured near the handle again to see if your gas stove top was responsible for the temperature differences.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thank you cylon will keep in mind for the updated review in a couple of months.

[@Zealolicious]

I think a good test moving forward would be searing meat. Just to see if it sticks

[@mando1783]

How are as of now,?

[@YourEverydayJoe]

The cookware is holding up very well, I don't see any scratches or cracks even after a couple of months of weekly use. I'm loving this cookware.

[@mando1783]

Nice thanks for the reply and the review.

[@samruez5108]

Gundry MD Polyphenol Rich Olive Oil wow 30X more powerful than your grocery store brands!

[@robertmoreland1220]

Its not worth it they advertise it as lifetime warranty but in all actuality I called them and talk to them on the phone it is a five-year warranty. Not a actual lifetime like Circulon or Anolon

[@emma6178]

I am very interested with these plans I love cooking and maybe one day my mom will get these or I will will thank you for the review have a nice Thanksgiving and I think you should do a Thanksgiving dinner meal have a nice night or day.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thank you Liz. I appreciate your support and suggestion. Hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving also. 😊🦃

[@comet969]

You should redo the tests after one month of use, two months of use, five months of use

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Updated video being release very soon. Stay tuned.

[@tsbm9]

start at about minute 10.

[@gailimler6444]

Tried the frying pan for the first time with eggs. They stuck horribly. Very disappointed.

[@alexburke5289]

You can use metal but you can't stack them. These looks like quality cookware but the advertisements are shady.

[@flybyairplane3528]

Every DAY JOE, HELLO,I only bought the smallest NINJA PAN I eat 2 eggs daily,but by chance as always I start off with a COLD PAN, tries other things,NOTHING STICKS but I had seen some people claim their EGGS STICK,they probably are either using way too much heat,or are trying to move eggs BEFORE THEIR EGGS ARE COOKED, I t surprised me ,but will get others , this is REALLY NON STICK,🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@YourEverydayJoe]

@Flyby Airplane thanks for the comment and insightful tip.

[@SFBenjaminK]

looks like inside like those new ceramic pans!

[@brianbarnett100]

you are the most Boston sounding guy, are you from New England? If not you will fit right in hahaha

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Funny you should ask, I actually live in Boston but never thought I had an accent. Thanks for the Comment.

[@brianbarnett100]

@@YourEverydayJoe Worcester in the house hahaa

[@YourEverydayJoe]

What's up Woosta!😂

[@c_farther5208]

You were weary? I think you mean, leery. That skillet looks great! Wonder how deep it is. Good review. Is it anodized? What is the material on these pans? Coincidentally, the infomerical just came on, looks like $170 and free ship.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

C_Farther, I appreciate your comments and questions. Just to clarify, the word is "Wary", meaning to be cautious, which can get confused with weary. To answer your questions the skillet is about 2 1/2" deep, the core material is made of anodized aluminum. Teflon is a (PFOA). This Ninja set is PFOA-, PFAS-, cadmium- and lead-free. So not sure what the material actually is but if I find it I will post it here or on a future review update. I believe that the $170 set is a smaller set and according to the Ninja Foodi website only contains a 3-Quart Sauté Pan with Glass Lid, 6.5-Quart Stock Pot with Glass Lid and a Free Bonus Gift of a 10.25-Inch Fry Pan. Thanks again for the great questions.

[@bradcarr9345]

Joe, did you notice that liquid *like eggs) runs to the edge, and does NOT stay in the middle? That bothers me.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

@Brad Carr yes I noticed that too. I have had other plans in the past that did the same. Not sure if it's due to the curvature of the edges or there may be a thickness differential between the center and edges.

[@tracymoore3624]

if its like its iq crockpot the coating will not last the long haul

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Thanks. Time will tell. I will update this video in a couple of months.

[@josefernandoordonez2237]

Congratulation, do you know where can I get the cupon?

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Jose you can go the Bed Bath & Beyond website and sign up. Try this link offers.bedbathandbeyond.com/SignupWidget/dynamic/BBBUS-DMcoupons

[@mikeachenbach5519]

I purchased the complete set of this last November as a Christmas gift for my wife, so we didn't start using them until after Christmas, so about 6 months of use. They suck. The non-stick surface on one pot is bubbling and peeling off in the bottom of the pan. All the pots and pans that have lids have wear spots around the edge that has gone through the coating and shows bare silver metal. The 1st pan that started showing the silver they replaced. Now that the pot's non-stick is coming off and I called them they are refusing to replace the pot unless I pay $24.99 shipping fee for the replacement. I will NEVER buy anything Ninja again.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Hey Mike thanks for the info. Was your set the Neverstick original or "Premium". I have been using my set to some degree everyday and haven't seen any bubbling or peeling. Was the something specific you were cooking when you noticed it? I purchase the Premium version I would be highly upset if it started to bubble and peel. I'll update my results again in a couple of months.

[@mikeachenbach5519]

@@YourEverydayJoe Hey Joe, it's the Premium $300 set that I expanded by also purchasing the larger stock pot and pan. I've been posting the above msg on most review videos but also on the Ninja advertisement youtube video. Ninja has responded saying how sorry they are and that I should call them again but when I did I got the exact same answer, they want me to pay them $20.99+tax (I was mistaken on original post) for shipping to send me a replacement. I've asked to speak to a supervisor each call and I keep being told none are available at that time and that one will call me back but they never do. They sold me a defective set but they want me to pay a crazy high shipping fee while under warranty, sleezy company.

[@dstone3241]

Would have been nice to actually cook some dishes. Steaks, potatoes, fish. Test out the searing ability, etc.

[@Glogalog]

Can’t trust your comments section if the like and dislike counter is disabled

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Ok, Glogalog. I appreciate your take but need to ask, if you are influenced by other peoples likes and dislikes then how honest would your comment be? I disabled it so as to try and maintain more honest feedback without being biased one way or the other. Why is it important to you?

[@Glogalog]

@@YourEverydayJoe it’s important to me because it looks like you have something to hide. If the comments don’t match the likes/dislike ratio, then the comments are full of bits and/or paid commenters. You disabling the counter has the exact opposite effect that you are saying you are trying to avoid. The whole point of a review is to influence what people think something, you removing part of that review is concerning. Your actual review, I enjoyed, but I would still like to see the likes and dislikes, as that is also part of the review

[@YourEverydayJoe]

I respectfully disagree, a review is simply one person's point of view. As for paid comments, my channel is 90% about cooking recipes and using the products. I doubt that the best way to market my channel would be to pay people to comment.

[@Glogalog]

@@YourEverydayJoe I didn’t say you had paid commenters, I said that if the likes/dislikes don’t match the comments, you COULD have paid commenters. But that is moot as you disabled likes, which is suspicious on any video. And it’s perfectly fine for you to disagree. I just wish you would show the likes as like i said, it’s part of the review, but it’s your channel, do you what you want.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

@@Glogalog I have enabled them. thanks for the intelligent argument.

[@tomrobertson5988]

CHEESE IS NOT A TEST IT IS GREASY

[@gilguzman8359]

5-year warranty? No thanks.

[@vcrisafulli910]

Is that bad?

[@DamianDodd]

@@vcrisafulli910 Well some pans have "lifetime" warranty, but that's against manufacturer defect if you read the fine print.

[@vcrisafulli910]

@@DamianDodd I went ahead and got the set. Been using them about a month and so far they are amazing 😍

[@dennycrane4444]

Check out Shark/Ninja with the BBB. Over 400 ratings and they average 1, the lowest rating. Dishonest merchant!

[@sparkyjones560]

These things are such a scam. You can't actually wash them or you scratch off the "non-stick surface". I'll tell you what fry a half pound of bacon in it for a couple months and I'll guarantee things are gonna stick. Hell they tell you to put something between the pans so they don't scratch each other and if they scratch then the surface will compromise. And make no mistake, they are into you for $50 a pan. Not cheap.

[@LovesGrilling]

Five years? My stainless set is is 5 years old and looks and works like new. Another non stick scam made for landfills.

[@eugeneshealthproject]

Review not worth watching for me.

[@denisestephenson3053]

Hard to focus on this video when you say “sooooo” as much as a teenager says “like” I swear every sentence starts with “so”. It’s very distracting.

[@YourEverydayJoe]

Sorry for all the distractions. We all have things we need to work on. Thanks for pointing it out.