Ninja Foodi Multi-Cooker [OP350UK], 9-in-1, 6L, Electric Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer, Brushed Steel and Black
More than a pressure cooker
Ninja Foodi 9-in-1 Multi-Cooker 6L
One pot does the lot. Get creative with 9 cooking functions and Ninja’s exclusive TenderCrisp Technology. Perfectly sized for up to 4 people, you can cook and crisp a whole 2kg roast chicken.
The pressure cooker that crisps
Cook and crisp with Ninja’s exclusive TenderCrisp Technology. Pressure cook delicious meals up to 70% faster than traditional cooking methods*, then switch from the Pressure Lid to the Crisping Lid to give your food a perfect golden finish. (*Compared with slow-cooking, simmering or braising.)
More than a pressure cooker
From juicy steaks to bubbling pasta bakes, slow-cooked veggie chilli to homemade yoghurt. Roast golden vegetables, grill chicken breasts, steam delicate fish, sauté onions for tasty sauces, bake cakes and dehydrate ingredients at home. Temperature settings give you complete control.
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One-Pot Meals
Cook mains and sides at the same time, using the reversible rack to layer ingredients.
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Air Fry
Up to 75% less fat than traditional frying methods (Tested against hand-cut deep fried French fries)
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Bake
From homemade sourdough, garlic bread and bagels to cakes, cookies, brownies and more.
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Slow Cook
Slow Cook up to 12 hours in advance and have dinner ready when you get home.
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Purpose Engineered Lids
Get perfect results with interchangeable lids for pressure cooking and air crisping.
OP350UK
6L | Capacity | 6L |
Up to 4 people | Serving Size | Up to 4 people |
9 | Cooking Functions | 7 |
Parts | Dishwasher Safe | Parts |
| Digital Display | |
| Recipe Guide | |
6L | Capacity | 4.7L |
Up to 4 people | Serving Size | Up to 2 people |
9 | Cooking Functions | 6 |
Parts | Dishwasher Safe | Parts |
| Digital Display | |
| Recipe Guide | |
6L | Capacity | 7.5L |
Up to 4 people | Serving Size | Up to 6 people |
9 | Cooking Functions | 7 |
Parts | Dishwasher Safe | Parts |
| Digital Display | |
| Recipe Guide | |
6L | Capacity | 7.5L |
Up to 4 people | Serving Size | Up to 6 people |
9 | Cooking Functions | 9 |
Parts | Dishwasher Safe | Parts |
| Digital Display | |
| Recipe Guide | |
- Foodi 7-in-1
- Foodi MINI 6-in-1
- Foodi MAX 7-in-1
- Foodi MAX 9-in-1
Weight: | 11 kg |
Dimensions: | 36 x 43 x 32 cm; 11 Kilograms |
Brand: | NINJA |
Model: | OP350UK |
Colour: | Grey and Black |
Colour: | Grey and Black |
Most people agree this is a game changer. Apparently it does other stuff besides top notch chips!! Love the pressure cooker as well. Cleaning is a bit of a pain.
I was a bit scared at the beginning when l realised there are 2 lids. I cooked chicken, potatoes and greens once, a spinach puffed pastry and a very delicious beef and mushroom stroganoff. Very versatile, once you understand how works, you will never use the oven anymore. The only thing what l don’t like about is the plug cable being to short, l needed an extension to plug it in to the socket.
Have used mine at least a couple of times every week in the 2,5 years I’ve had it and it has done really well. I’ve slow cooked stews, I’ve pressure cooked stews, I’ve made yogurt, air fried delicious wedges.
But two years after I bought it, the seal on the vent started failing, and the big pot insert (not the rack) started bowing in the bottom and it started complaining that I had to add the pot even though it was there.
It’s a great piece of kit, but I’m going to have to buy a new pot and a new lid.
The only problem I have had with this machine is for a pressure cooker recipe where it comes up to pressure and then says “Add water”. Short of depressurising it then adding water (which doesn’t appear to be necessary) this is a worrying message. I have no idea if the cooker stops cooking in these scenarios or you carry on and risk food like mother used to make.
Apart from that the recipes I have tried suggest I am better at cooking than I suspected, so I’ll take that as a win.
Not related directly to this product but the recipes in the instruction book are to show off the capabilities of the cooker. If only they had got Delia Smith to write their recipe book!
The other thing to note is that some of the ingredients have American names. You’ll need to Google what these are in English. It is well worth annotating the recipes you like so that you keep an American to English translation to hand.