Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker, 8-in-1 Slow Cooker with Removable Non-Stick Pot, Steaming Rack, Integrated Spoon & Glass Lid, Slow Cook, Sear, Braise, Steam & more, 8 Portions, 8L, Sea Salt Grey MC1001UK

Disappointed with the quality of this product. It appears there was no quality control — a rubber part is missing, so the appliance is unstable and can’t stand properly. Now I have to waste time contacting Amazon and returning it at the post office. This is the first and definitely the last time I’ll buy anything from this brand.

This is hands down the best slow cooker I have ever had, and, I've had several others in the past. To start with, this has a huge capacity, so is great for batch cooking or larger cuts of meat. To be able to sear meat and then switch to braise or slow cook without the hassle of using extra pans etc is a dream and so easy! My advice on using the slow cook option is to set it to high for the first hour and then reduce to low for the remainder of your chosen cooking time. However, I should imagine if you wanted to slow cook all day if out at work etc, then just use the low setting as the high setting does tend to be very high and the liquid does start boiling. Results from slow cooking have been amazing, beef casserole has never tasted so good and the meat been so tender! I haven't tried out any of the other functions but I'm sure they would be just as good. As usual with Ninja products, it is easy to use, but you also learn with trial and error. It does however come with a handy guide and recipe booklet. Finally, it's a dream to clean and also is a very, very nice looking piece of kit, but it is very large so you either need ample cupboard space or room to keep it on display at all times.

I bought this slow cooker as my old one (different brand) was slowly getting worn inside. Well, I can honestly say I am pleasantly surprised at how much it cooks and what the different options are for how to cook food. I have yet to try the majority as I have only used the slow cook for whilst I'm at work and the keep warm option. I will say, it is a very large slow cooker, so if you do not have much space, this might not be best for you. The main size of the slow cooker is the actual unit itself that you can see on the picture. The pot and the lid is what holds the food. Colour is true to the picture and the spoon is a fabulous add on! Different on each side for different uses such as soup or pasta. It also comes with a little brochure as such with ideas on what to cook and what to try which I thought was a nice touch. It catered for a family party and fed roughly 25 people! One of my aunts commented on it and said how fabulous it was and they have bought one, too!

Okay, just ditch your old slow cooker now, and buy this PossibleCooker. I bought this for my husband (the main cook of the house), and we LOVE it! It is so versatile! One of the things we hated with our old slow cooker, was having to brown meat in one pan before putting in the slow cooker - in the PossibleCooker, you can saute/sear right in the cooker and then just add the rest of the ingredients as needed! No extra washing up. You can also make a pie filling in the PossibleCooker, and lift the pot out, whack some pastry on top, and put the pot in the oven to make a pie! Being able to lift the pot out makes clean-up sooooo easy - it's really light-weight and non-stick too. It's almost a pleasure to clean. The buttons on the main unit are easy to use and easy to keep clean. The overall design is really smart - though some other colour options would be nice. The little design feature of being able to rest the spoon on top of the lid works, and is cute, but not really necessary (and sauce does then drip onto the lid). It's not a problem, but that bit just feels a little gimmicky. The size of the cooker is great for small-family batch-cooking, or larger family meals - we've had family over and have fed seven people, and still had some leftovers in the pot. It's not a cheap item, but it is definitely worth the money. This is our second Ninja product, and I already have my eye on a third. It feels like they really put a lot of thought into great functionality. We'll now always look to see if Ninja have a product if we're needing any new kitchen items. Highly recommend.

Good Multicooker, I was looking for something that had ceramic coating and not Teflon or toxic. I use AI to actually search for a multicooker because so many companies out there won't even tell you how they make their product. After using this for several months, a few points: The cooker, when in function, gets really hot so be careful not to use handles or even get too close to the edges as you will get burnt. Eventually, foods get stuck to the bottom, so best way to clean it is to keep it on hot and put water in once you empty the food. Do not use sponges or scratch it or you will never be able to use it again. I would say it doesn't roast things are you would roast it in the oven, so keep that in mind. I haven't even baked with it as I wouldn't trust the same results as the oven. Overhall it is good for stews, slow cooking, boiling and proving