| Product Description: | Meet the Ninja 10-in-1 Everyday PossibleCooker, MC1100 the everyday PossibleCooker that replaces 10 cooking appliances and tools. This all-in-one cooker features a 6.5-qt cooking pot that can cook up to 4 cups of rice, 16 oz of pasta, or a 7-lb roast, perfect for preparing delicious one pot dinners or quick, hearty sides to compliment your main dishes. Choose between 6 cooking functions: Slow Cook, Sear/Sauté Keep Warm, White Rice, Brown Rice, and Pasta. Cook everything from fluffy grains to full meals for endless possibilities, every day. It’s fast and simple, just set it and forget it. Toss all your ingredients into the cooking pot and come back to a flavorful, hassle-free meal your whole family will love. This versatile multi-cooker eliminates the need for an oven and stove, resulting in a faster, easier cleanup. Plus, its compact design fits easily on your countertop and has cool-touch handles on the base for easy transport to gatherings. With the Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker, the possibilities are endless. 6 COOKING FUNCTIONS: Slow cook, Sear/Saut, Keep Warm, White Rice, Brown Rice, and Pasta REPLACES 10 KITCHEN TOOLS: No more cluttered countertops. Replaces Slow Cooker, Food Warmer, Nonstick Pot, Saute Pan, Cast Iron Skillet, Saucier, Saucepan, Stock Pot, Rice Cooker, and Dutch Oven EASY, ONE-POT COOKING: Prepare your mains and grains together or cook them separately in one compact cooking system 30% faster than traditional cooking methods FAMILY-SIZED CAPACITY: Perfect for weekly meal prepping and family-sized meals. 6.5-qt capacity fits four 6-oz chicken breasts or a 7-lb roast to feed up to 6 people FASTER COOKING: Cook rice 50% faster than a traditional rice cooker COOKER TO OVEN TO TABLE: Oven-safe pot up to 500 allows you to transfer the pot from the cooker to the oven for a crispy finish. Then, serve directly from the pot with the included rice spoon SMALL COUNTERTOP FOOTPRINT: Compact design fits easily on your countertop for everyday use ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL: Turn up the heat for a perfect sear or cook low and slow to tenderize |
Community Reviews
The Ninja PossibleCooker is a 6.5-quart multi-cooker that behaves more like an electric stove with presets than a pressure cooker, and it is praised for simple rice and everyday cooking. The interior can stay in good shape and the cooker works well, but the exterior finish scuffs easily when the pot is removed. It also lacks pressure cook and air fry modes, and the nonstick pot raises durability concerns because replacement may be awkward. It is a straightforward cooker if you want preset convenience and can live with the finish and coating tradeoffs.
Common Questions (4)
The exterior finish can scuff easily, especially around the bottom sides when removing the pot, and it may turn black there after first use. The interior can still stay perfect, but the outside finish is the main cosmetic concern.
No, it does not have a pressure cook mode. It is essentially a bottom-heated cooker with its own pot and presets, closer to a rice cooker or electric multi-cooker than a pressure cooker.
A Costco Pro Plus was mentioned at $50, and the 8.5-quart PRO version at Sam's Club was mentioned at $79.99. Those alternatives may offer better value if you want a larger capacity or can shop at those stores.
The pot uses a nonstick coating that can chip over time, which matters because the shaped replacement pot may be expensive or hard to replace. A stainless replacement pot may be a practical workaround if the coating wears out.
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If you do want one, the larger 8.5 version at Costco was actually on clearance for $50 just yesterday at my store. I'd check there. Even at that price, I couldn't even talk myself into getting it at that price.
I have their pressure/air fry combo and we use it a lot (mostly for pressure/air fry though). My only qualm is the ceramic no stick coating is chipping. But I'll eventually just get a stainless pot for it.
Slow cookers (AKA Crock Pots) heat from the bottom. The crock pot part (the thicker style creamic container ones) can more evenly distribute heat to the sides than the thinner metallic-pot models.
The Instant Pot models (if that is what you meant) are not what I would consider a real slow cooker, as they are more of a pressure cooker. Please elaborate what you are talking about specifically.
This was $79.98 back in May (https://slickdeals.net/f/19553856-sam-s-club-members-8-5-qt-ninja-17-in-1-possiblecooker-pro-plus-w-smart-cook-system-79-98-free-shipping-plus-members).
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