Amazon[amazon.com] has 3-Pc Ninja Foodi NeverStick Stainless 8-Inch, 10.25-Inch, & 12-Inch Fry Pan Set (C63000, Polished Stainless-Steel) for $71.99. Shipping is Free.
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Amazon[amazon.com] has 3-Pc Ninja Foodi NeverStick Stainless 8-Inch, 10.25-Inch, & 12-Inch Fry Pan Set (C63000, Polished Stainless-Steel) for $71.99. Shipping is Free.
This is a great price for this set! I have several Ninja fry pans and they are some of the best nonstick I've owned. The 12 inch pan alone cost me over $60
This is a great price for this set! I have several Ninja fry pans and they are some of the best nonstick I've owned. The 12 inch pan alone cost me over $60
How do they compare to other stuff in the same price range?
Tramontina? Etc
I've always considered the Ninja brand to be so damn gimmicky (I do own their blender though )
A piece of advice I read over and over again is to not spend a lot on non-stick pans because they are consumable items - meaning you have to replace them after a few years regardless of initial quality as once scratches get into the coating, you are slowly leaching it into your food and then even if you don't care about that, the actual non-stick properties deteriorate over time. So what do I get with this set when I can get 3 Tramontina pans at Sam's for less than half the price?
I love my Ninja blender and Ninja Air Fryer, I'm on board with the brand, but I don't know what they could possibly be doing here to justify the price on these pans.
A piece of advice I read over and over again is to not spend a lot on non-stick pans because they are consumable items - meaning you have to replace them after a few years regardless of initial quality as once scratches get into the coating, you are slowly leaching it into your food and then even if you don't care about that, the actual non-stick properties deteriorate over time. So what do I get with this set when I can get 3 Tramontina pans at Sam's for less than half the price?
I love my Ninja blender and Ninja Air Fryer, I'm on board with the brand, but I don't know what they could possibly be doing here to justify the price on these pans.
I too like Ninja, but Tramontina does great work in cookware, IMO.
This is a good price for good pans. I still hesitate to recommend them because they do not remotely live up to their own hype, which is massively overblown. If you baby them like any other nonstick, you'll be happy. If you don't, they'll start to break down like any other nonstick, just a little less quickly.
They are not exactly heavy-bottomed but they are heavier-bottomed than most affordable nonstick pans. You might be disappointed if you're coming from the Sam's brand nonsticks, which are cheaper, slicker, and heavier with more even heating. The ninjas, on the other hand, are a bit more durable and work on induction.
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How do they compare to other stuff in the same price range?
Tramontina? Etc
I've always considered the Ninja brand to be so damn gimmicky (I do own their blender though
I love my Ninja blender and Ninja Air Fryer, I'm on board with the brand, but I don't know what they could possibly be doing here to justify the price on these pans.
I love my Ninja blender and Ninja Air Fryer, I'm on board with the brand, but I don't know what they could possibly be doing here to justify the price on these pans.
They are not exactly heavy-bottomed but they are heavier-bottomed than most affordable nonstick pans. You might be disappointed if you're coming from the Sam's brand nonsticks, which are cheaper, slicker, and heavier with more even heating. The ninjas, on the other hand, are a bit more durable and work on induction.
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