Takes up my entire counter andโฆ
Takes up my entire counter and is too heavy to move in and out of a cabinet. You have to commit to permanent counter space.
Source: Amazon reviewerThe Ninja Foodi 14-in-1 combines pressure cooking and air frying in an 8-Qt pot, with TenderCrisp technology that lets you pressure cook and then crisp food in the same vessel. It's the most versatile multi-cooker available in Canada and available on Amazon.ca (ASIN B08C3NTSHK) at around $349 CAD.

โ"Made ribs in under two hours โ pressure cooked them tender then crisped the outside. Better than anything I've made on the grill."โ
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โ"The TenderCrisp function on a whole chicken is unreal. Juicy inside, crispy skin, done in 45 minutes."โ
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โ"Replaced my Instant Pot, air fryer, and slow cooker. Counter is finally clear."โ
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โ"8Qt is the real selling point. My 6Qt Instant Pot couldn't fit a rack of ribs. This one does with room to spare."โ
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Takes up my entire counter andโฆ
Takes up my entire counter and is too heavy to move in and out of a cabinet. You have to commit to permanent counter space.
Source: Amazon reviewerTwo lids are awkward โ where doโฆ
Two lids are awkward. Where do you put the pressure lid when you're using the crisping lid? I had nowhere to set it safely.
Source: Amazon reviewerAir fry is not as crispy asโฆ
Air fry results are good but not as crispy as my dedicated air fryer. For proteins it's great; for fries it's just okay.
Source: Amazon reviewerPrice is hard to swallow forโฆ
Price is hard to swallow. I love it but I had to think hard about spending $350 on one pot.
Source: RedditThe Ninja Foodi 14-in-1 earns its price for households that will actually use TenderCrisp โ the ability to pressure cook and air crisp in one vessel without transferring food is a genuine convenience that standalone appliances can't replicate. The two-lid system is more manageable than it sounds after a few uses. If you want the best multi-cooker for proteins and roasts in Canada, this is the pick; if you rarely air fry and mainly pressure cook, an Instant Pot Pro at half the price covers most of the same ground.


