Ninja Foodi Smart XL Pressure Cooker Steam Fryer Review Differences

[@khobia2]

Yep very nice. Cooker is amazing. Will be getting one.

[@xXGudetamaXx]

I've had this thing for MONTHS and haven't even thought to do a whole chicken yet. I think I know what I am going to do for Thanksgiving!

[@WesleyHester]

With Ninja, always wait for the SMART version. The Instant Pot Max, some Cuckoo Rice Cooker and maybe others have done auto release before. First time I've actually had one myself with the OL701 and I like how it handles it.

[@grussem]

Thanks for the great review! I’m going to replace my instant pot with this. Have a great day!

[@t_onya_c]

I bought the Ninja Foodi Deluxe Tendercrisp Pressure Cooker a few months before this appliance was announced and put on the market, so I won’t be purchasing this one; however, your review makes me wish I had waited! Of course, I can still make the same recipes without the extra advantages of this appliance, and I’m pleased about that. I love my Ninja Foodi and I enjoy your reviews and recipes! Thank you!

[@mlistander]

Thank you just bought this and haven’t used the thermometer yet.

[@vallis1469]

Love it! It looks very tasty. Thank you for the review.

[@daharris41]

Great job 👏

[@jimmyloveshair]

Thank you for the great videos. My biggest question is, how hard is it to clean the lid? I hand wash my Foodi lid after I pressure cook. Thank you for any information. I really appreciate it. I cant wait to to get this one.

[@WaveOvenRecipes]

Everything about cleaning is covered in the earlier review. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpCueH2HpN2Sm8U

[@jimmyloveshair]

@@WaveOvenRecipes thank you SOOOO much. I really appreciate it. 😊🤗😊🤗

[@Reddylion]

nice video.

[@susangibson2396]

Has anyone had a problem getting the silicone ring back on because the lid is stationary?

[@WaveOvenRecipes]

Do the top first, the lower/bottom last, and it will go easy.

[@cosmicdrift8311]

The type of tape measure you are using is designed to have the backend sat on the counter instead of trying to bend the tape. The typical amount to add to the shown measurement is 3 inches but it will be listed on the side or bottom of your tape unit. Hope this makes life easier.

[@WaveOvenRecipes]

The measurements for cookers usually match the spec, for most cookers I have reviewed. Me using the same tape measure every time. 3 inches would put things way off.