Testing the New Ninja DOUBLE STACK XL!!!

[@nasilala3808]

Thank you for testing this airfryer.I watched a few tests and some testers had the same problem with the uneven airfrying at the front and back of the basket.This is really disappointing.Ninja's answer to this problem was: " For best results, shake or often toss during cooking for even doneness".But i think shaking or tossing won't solve this problem.I wanted to buy it but know I think better not.

[@FamilyPopTV]

Thanks for your comment! Let's hope Ninja rectifies this in the next iteration of this 'double decker'.. Best Adam

[@RebeccaTiffany1]

@@FamilyPopTVnooo I was so excited about this :/ another thing I’m afraid of is using non stick, fertility dr said not to use but all basket easy to use air fryers are nonstick

[@The_Artists_Room]

Doesn’t the food cook evenly as long as the “double stack pro” button is clicked?

[@riadalmessaoudi]

I used it today with potatoes (top basket) and fish ( bottom basket) , by shaking every 5 or 10 min , both are perfectly and evenly lcooked

[@Annointed-r5n]

Even when u use your ovens you turn your food 😂

[@petermartin9782]

Great review - Cost today QVC £189 Mine arrives in two days can't wait - Thank you

[@aprilwaters2246]

You can use the crisping tray in the center of the drawer by taking out turning 90° and it will set on the ledge inside.

[@um8778]

Thanks for checking the heat output as that's what I was curious about. So essentially, heat comes out the right, but left is cool, and back is cool. I think it will be ok to place under a cabinet then provided there's plenty of clearance on the right side

[@Ansem1689]

regarding the hot air exhaust: This is usually mentioned in the instructions. In the instructions of the Dual Zone Ninja it is mentioned, that you should have a safetly perimeter of at least 15cm (~6 inches) around the air fryer.

[@nuttynaylor6011]

Just bought one from Argos Black Friday deal £219!!

[@WarRadish]

Subbed, but only because of the reviews.

[@baconhamill]

Can anyone plz tell me the size and dimensions of the box before unwrapping this air fryer many thanks now

[@Annointed-r5n]

9. 5 litres

[@bricecanon]

on some images it looks like it' not homogenous (fries i.e) looks less cooked at the end of the basket no?

[@MihailBFC]

yeah, they didn't look cooked evavenly, they need shaking, done for another 5 minutes

[@mokisan]

That's a fantastic video(

[@stephencharles6932]

Quite annoyed. Not a single review has mentioned the pitifully short power lead. Ours does NOT reach the plug socket in the place we wanted it. Having an extension lead is just not a feasible solution either.

[@jeromelesage2678]

fries = 3/20. !!

[@RabbitsInBlack]

At what size do portable convection oven become just normal convection ovens? You do realize there is no such thing as a Air fryer other than marketing to suckers.

[@alangoudie1308]

Almost, except the speed of the convection fan is much greater and the generally smaller side reduces preheating time.

[@RebeccaTiffany1]

I’ve been wondering the same thing I think I’ve seen stand alone ranges that have 2 drawers one regular and one convection but maybe I’m wrong, wonder what the difference would be just no preheat still? Or?