Foodi 12-in-1 Deluxe XL 8QT Pressure Cooker & Air Fryer (FD401)

Air Fryer all the way, and IF you can do two, a small microwave. You don't even need a toaster oven if you have a good air fryer. My Ninja Foodie is an older model of [this one](https://www.macys.com/shop/product/ninja-foodi-fd401-8-qt.-12-in-1-deluxe-xl-pressure-cooker-air-fryer-in-stainless-steel?ID=9792484) and does all kinds of things. I made our turkey breast in it for Thanksgiving on the slow cook function, and I use the air fryer function several times a week.

I would get a Ninja multi cooker so that you can use it's other features as well. I have the old 12 in 1 and it's still going strong. I have a new Speedi still in the box that Ninja sent me and I haven't even opened it because this one still works so well. 

Chef here, cooked professionally for 30 years. Not a gadget guy. Took a chance a year ago on a ninja foodi deluxe on sale- pressure cooker and fryer, I use this dam thin 3x per week. I love it.

Yes. Yes. I have a ninja foodi 8 qt pressure cooker/air fryer. Very versatile but if you want one for sheet pan meals that are large go for a toaster oven style one from whatever company ☺️

I have the Ninja 12-in-one. I use the regular oven when whatever I’m cooking is too big for the ninja.

Look at the Ninja Crispi Pro models that have glassware baskets. They are pretty good. Much easier to clean and you open them up less to check the food because you actually see your food. I have one and like it more than my other model Ninja that is a 9 or 12-in1 thing

I bought a cheap one that was really too small, but worked ok. Then I was gifted an 8 qt Ninja, which is amazing Cooks twice as fast as the cheapie and I don't have to cook a meal in sections

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