Ninja
Foodi XL Pro 7-in-1 Indoor Grill & Griddle

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I have I think this exact one although I got it many years ago so it might be different now https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ninja-Foodi-4-in-1-Indoor-Grill-with-4-qt-Air-Fryer-Roast-Bake-and-Cyclonic-Grilling-Technology-Black-Stainless-AG300/882305312 It doesn't get too hot on the outside and goes up to 500F in grill mode. It's pretty big at least it would suit a family of 4.
I've had a ninja foodi grill one for years and it's still good. I will keep it for many more years, possibly decades. Got it on eBay for much less than retail and it shipped from the manufacturer, somehow. I think $150? Well worth it. I use wax paper liners in it to make cleanup easier, also worth it.
Absolutely I have Ninja Foodi Smart XL Grill and we use it nearly everyday day you can grill chicken with nice charr in about 15 minutes or less I make it for salads, chicken teriyaki, for chipotle style burritos, you can definitely make steak, french fries come out just like they’ve been deep-fried you can toast sandwiches literally everything bagels use it like a toaster over makes great grilled cheeses reheats food very well.
Ninja Foodi AG301 wär mini Wahl (isch mini Wahl gsii) Top da Teil, eifach i de Bedienig und hesch dank Grillplatte gueti zuesätzlichi Optione. Viel Platz und find ihn bruchbarer als die mit dene "Becher" zum inestelle.
Mine is like this. When I bought mine the flip had a lot of bad reviews but it may have changed. There is also now a 6 in 1 version but no idea of the real differences. Ninja Foodi 4-in-1 Indoor Grill with 4-Qt Air Fryer, Roast, Bake, & Cyclonic Grilling Technology, Black/Stainless https://www.walmart.com/ip/882305312?sid=ba5b54a5-15e5-4c06-9270-03b3b9cc9867
We have a Ninja Foodi Grill XL which is also an air fryer. It gets used all the time, and we clean if after every use. I like that it has multiple functions in addition to air fryer.
If you are a couple or Batchelor in a tiny apartment, the Ninja Foodie 4 in one indoor grill with air crisp is a godsend and daily workhorse. Grills to perfection. Airfries beautifully as part of air crisp feature. I cooked a nice 3 lb beef roast and potato in it. Grills fish perfectly
Ninja. They make so many, and their no stick coating seems to be some kind of aerospace grade ceramic enamel. It's very long tasting and nigh bullet proof. My air fryer can reach over 550 f to properly heat up its heavy steel grill insert. Ninja Foodie, 5 in 1 indoor grill with air crisp (air fry)
I have that Ninja 5 in 1 indoor grill air fryer, and I love it. Built in removable spatter shield, 10 inch heavy steel ceramic coated grill insert. 10 inch, easy clean ceramic coated air fry basket. It cooks perfect steaks and other grilling meats to perfection. I've cooked everything you can imagine in that Ninja grill fryer over its past 4 year career and use it daily thanks to it's durability and ease of use.
My first air fryer is a Ninja Foodie 5 in 1 indoor grill with air crisp (Air Fry). It not only does its job to perfection, it's ceramic no stick coating has soldered on for 4 years of heavy use. It is very easy to clean. Comes with removable spatter shield so burner housing doesn't get gunked up and smokes. Did I mention it grillsa perfect steak or fish.
I use a Ninja Foodie 5 in 1 indoor grill with air crisp. It's ceramic coated that has stood up to 4 years of heavy use and cleanings. It's roughly 10 inch square interior is generous. One of the very few air fryers that comes with its own removable spatter shield so grease does not fly up into the heating element fan head. It's perfect for 80% of my cooking wants and super easy to clean. Not recommended for cooking small pizzas unless they are butter tart sized or pizza pockets
You never mentioned the fryers cooking area. Ninja makes dozens of different air fryers. 10 by 10 inches is pretty average with larger models sporting 9 by 12 inches. My Ninja Foodie 5 in 1 indoor grill with air fry has a 10 by 10 basket cooking area. I can cook 4 full sized chicken breasts with room to breath or 6 cutlets
There's a Ninja for every lifestyle, it seems. I have both their indoor grill air fryer and their classic big single drawer air fryer. Both have served me very well and reliably for 4 years. I am definitely getting a bigger 6 liter Auto Advanced glass tub airfryer simply because it can handle different types of tubs and has an extra powerful heating element fan. Unlike its smaller glass bowl fryer, the bigger fryer is better value for the 5 the heating head is mounted on a stand with a rising glass bowl holder for handling different depths of bowls. These are oven grade glass bowls that come with lids. Once cool, they are safe for fridge or freezer.
I have the ninja XL smart grill. It does a lot and it is the easiest air fryer for the kids to use too. I've made just about everything in it from steaks to flatbreads. It's a footprint but instead of warming up the big oven for / whatever / I can just bake, grill or air fry. Edit: often in a fraction of the time.
I have the ninja smartXL and it replaces just about everything I do in the oven except bake bread. Only because I bake a few loaves at a time. I would 100% go for it. Less heat in the house too.
I have the Ninja XL Grill. The larger basket and grill functions make it useful for meals for 2-4 people. In the USA most people don't have convection ovens, and an air fryer is a small convection oven. It heats up fast, and doesn't heat up the house like a full size oven. The grill pan makes it a good indoor grilling option. Steak, sausage, chicken, fish, does a good job on all of them. There are many foods which are especially good in the air fryer, and faster than other methods. Frozen convenience foods like tater tots, chicken nuggets, shrimp, fish sticks, any frozen appetizers, etc. All get crispy and cook faster than a regular oven. Roast vegetables. It's one of its best features. Reheat pizza and fried foods. Grilled cheese sandwiches. Pretty much hands off and quick. The small ones will be too small for more than two people. They do take up space. But they are a great convenience tool for what they do well.
I put off getting one for a few years because of two things. I didn't think the small basket models on sale would be enough for us. They don't really fry. Their forced air convection ovens, so if you want things to be actually fried, it's hard to do that. We got two instant pots because they are so useful for us, doing two dishes at once. Then Ninja made a larger rectangular grill style air fryer, which would replace our indoor electric drill and do air fryer things. That we use several times a week. For stuff we'd roast in the oven, it is faster, crisper, and doesn't require preheating the oven. It's easy to season vegetables in oil and make them with any meal. Both reheated leftovers and many frozen convenience foods are better than the oven. The grill pan makes burgers, hot dogs, sausages, steak, salmon, pretty close to using an actual grill. It toasts melted cheese sandwiches nicely. A toaster oven style could do this as well, so could a full size oven with a convection mode. But our air fryer isn't so big, so we can move it out of the way or elsewhere as needed. It's a very useful cooking tool if you want the kinds of foods it does well. French fries aren't quite on the list. Without putting an oil coating on and stirring frequently, it won't come close to deep frying. But it makes excellent crispy roasted potatoes, which aren't the same but are still tasty.
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