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3-Piece Ninja Stainless Steel Foodi NeverStick Fry Pan Set
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Macy's has 3-Piece Ninja Stainless Steel Foodi NeverStick Fry Pan Set for $49.99. Shipping is free.
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Features:
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Features:
- Fry pan 1 dimension - 8" L
- Fry pan 2 dimension - 10.5" L
- Fry pan 3 dimension - 12" L
- Product weight - 1.57 lbs
- Set includes - 3 fry pans
- NeverStick cookware is created at a max temperature of 30,000 degree fahrenheit, traditional cookware is created at a max temperature of 900 degree fahrenheit, so they can rapidly lose nonstick
- NeverStick technology ensures the extremely durable, textured Ninja exclusive nonstick coating is metal-utensil safe and enables excellent food release day after day without sticking
- Handle and nonstick coating are both oven safe up to 500°F. Easily go from stovetop to oven to finish cooking meats, brown toppings, or bake like you can in cast iron
- Dishwasher safe, all range capable - gas, electric, glass ceramic, and induction
- Limited 10 years warranty
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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this deal:
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.6 from over 35 customer reviews.
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Macy's has 3-Piece Ninja Stainless Steel Foodi NeverStick Fry Pan Set for $49.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter itsamazeling for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Deal Hunter itsamazeling for finding this deal.
Features:
- Fry pan 1 dimension - 8" L
- Fry pan 2 dimension - 10.5" L
- Fry pan 3 dimension - 12" L
- Product weight - 1.57 lbs
- Set includes - 3 fry pans
- NeverStick cookware is created at a max temperature of 30,000 degree fahrenheit, traditional cookware is created at a max temperature of 900 degree fahrenheit, so they can rapidly lose nonstick
- NeverStick technology ensures the extremely durable, textured Ninja exclusive nonstick coating is metal-utensil safe and enables excellent food release day after day without sticking
- Handle and nonstick coating are both oven safe up to 500°F. Easily go from stovetop to oven to finish cooking meats, brown toppings, or bake like you can in cast iron
- Dishwasher safe, all range capable - gas, electric, glass ceramic, and induction
- Limited 10 years warranty
Editor's Notes
Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this deal:
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.6 from over 35 customer reviews.
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Mind you, they were all brand new gifts that were rejected by the recipients. Totally unopened (Sound bars mainly). I don't think one return every four months is earth shattering...
Without getting into the weeds, you can bypass the 'manager discretion' that Costco pulls at the warehouse by buying at the Costco website. They will take anything back there forever, period. Verified by a rep who was a former warehouse returns person.
Don't bring this up on reddit...the Costco justice warriors will accuse you of questioning their patron saint of retail shopping. You'll be downvoted to oblivion.
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Now onto the product. Ninja support isn't bad...if not just a bit inconsistent. They don't need a physical receipt, but they will sometimes ask for the original defective product back after asking you to examine it using your phone camera over a video chat. I ended up exchanging one frying pan, and then eventually the whole set of foodi premiums.
Their 'lifetime' has changed definitions arbitrarily...but it went from 5 years to ten years a few years back.
The next nonstick pan that I've used are the OXOs from Costco. It's a two pack consisting of two different sizes. I'm not sure if they're the same as the ones from ATK, but I've used them for just under three years now, and I'd say that they retained like 70% of their nonstick. They are used for eggs daily everyday since I bought them. So well over 1100 uses.
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Trust me...they're quite shady and nebulous and purposefully obtuse when it comes to denying returns. I've been a member for 30 years, and they denied a return of my ev charger (enelx went out of business so I lost the Iot functionality) on the basis that I've returned six items in the same category (electronics) in the past two years.
Mind you, they were all brand new gifts that were rejected by the recipients. Totally unopened (Sound bars mainly). I don't think one return every four months is earth shattering...
Without getting into the weeds, you can bypass the 'manager discretion' that Costco pulls at the warehouse by buying at the Costco website. They will take anything back there forever, period. Verified by a rep who was a former warehouse returns person.
Don't bring this up on reddit...the Costco justice warriors will accuse you of questioning their patron saint of retail shopping. You'll be downvoted to oblivion.
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Now onto the product. Ninja support isn't bad...if not just a bit inconsistent. They don't need a physical receipt, but they will sometimes ask for the original defective product back after asking you to examine it using your phone camera over a video chat. I ended up exchanging one frying pan, and then eventually the whole set of foodi premiums.
Their 'lifetime' has changed definitions arbitrarily...but it went from 5 years to ten years a few years back.
The next nonstick pan that I've used are the OXOs from Costco. It's a two pack consisting of two different sizes. I'm not sure if they're the same as the ones from ATK, but I've used them for just under three years now, and I'd say that they retained like 70% of their nonstick. They are used for eggs daily everyday since I bought them. So well over 1100 uses.
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Trust me...they're quite shady and nebulous and purposefully obtuse when it comes to denying returns. I've been a member for 30 years, and they denied a return of my ev charger (enelx went out of business so I lost the Iot functionality) on the basis that I've returned six items in the same category (electronics) in the past two years.
Mind you, they were all brand new gifts that were rejected by the recipients. Totally unopened (Sound bars mainly). I don't think one return every four months is earth shattering...
Without getting into the weeds, you can bypass the 'manager discretion' that Costco pulls at the warehouse by buying at the Costco website. They will take anything back there forever, period. Verified by a rep who was a former warehouse returns person.
Don't bring this up on reddit...the Costco justice warriors will accuse you of questioning their patron saint of retail shopping. You'll be downvoted to oblivion.
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Now onto the product. Ninja support isn't bad...if not just a bit inconsistent. They don't need a physical receipt, but they will sometimes ask for the original defective product back after asking you to examine it using your phone camera over a video chat. I ended up exchanging one frying pan, and then eventually the whole set of foodi premiums.
Their 'lifetime' has changed definitions arbitrarily...but it went from 5 years to ten years a few years back.
The next nonstick pan that I've used are the OXOs from Costco. It's a two pack consisting of two different sizes. I'm not sure if they're the same as the ones from ATK, but I've used them for just under three years now, and I'd say that they retained like 70% of their nonstick. They are used for eggs daily everyday since I bought them. So well over 1100 uses.
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Trust me...they're quite shady and nebulous and purposefully obtuse when it comes to denying returns. I've been a member for 30 years, and they denied a return of my ev charger (enelx went out of business so I lost the Iot functionality) on the basis that I've returned six items in the same category (electronics) in the past two years.
Mind you, they were all brand new gifts that were rejected by the recipients. Totally unopened (Sound bars mainly). I don't think one return every four months is earth shattering...
Without getting into the weeds, you can bypass the 'manager discretion' that Costco pulls at the warehouse by buying at the Costco website. They will take anything back there forever, period. Verified by a rep who was a former warehouse returns person.
Don't bring this up on reddit...the Costco justice warriors will accuse you of questioning their patron saint of retail shopping. You'll be downvoted to oblivion.
----------------------
Now onto the product. Ninja support isn't bad...if not just a bit inconsistent. They don't need a physical receipt, but they will sometimes ask for the original defective product back after asking you to examine it using your phone camera over a video chat. I ended up exchanging one frying pan, and then eventually the whole set of foodi premiums.
Their 'lifetime' has changed definitions arbitrarily...but it went from 5 years to ten years a few years back.
The next nonstick pan that I've used are the OXOs from Costco. It's a two pack consisting of two different sizes. I'm not sure if they're the same as the ones from ATK, but I've used them for just under three years now, and I'd say that they retained like 70% of their nonstick. They are used for eggs daily everyday since I bought them. So well over 1100 uses.
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