Customer Ratings & Reviews

Simply Excellent!! I waited seven days to write this review so I cut put the set through multiple dishes with multiple different food groups. From salmon in a teriyaka glaze, to omelets to seared steak (ribeye), this set cooked evenly, quickly and was truly non stick. I have never had a set that was so easy to clean up after what would normally take a lot longer for similar dishes. Upon opening the set and feeling the weight of the pieces, one can tell immediately that this is a high quality material which is I believe why the heat is so uniform in its cooking. For example, my ribeye had a uniform perfect seared coating across the entire steak. My salmon dish had the same uniform teriyaki coating, simply outstanding! The lids are a perfect fit and the glass with metal rim makes it heavy but functional. You cannot go wrong with this set - they have a winner here!

Wow! These Ninja Foodi pots are awesome. Over the years I have purchased and used many different pots. Most have never really lived up to their hype. But these do. Immediately upon removing them from the box I could tell they are built to last. The weight is good. The handle is comfortable. The non-stick layer is thick and feels like cast Iron. They cook evenly and can even be used on induction stoves. Best of all, both the pots and lids nest perfectly within each other saving me precious cabinet space. For the time being, I only have the two saucepans with lids but I love them so much I will be purchasing the matching pans. Overall, If you are looking for some real premium pots and not some that pretend to be premium. you will be extremely happy with these.

best pots i have used so far. i have made a few things that normally stick to my other pots and did not in these. i even made hash browns and eggs and was super easy to clean after. they feel well made as well.

These are really some well made pots! I love the quality of materials, the handles, and the lids! I've cooked many different things and these pots from, macaroni and cheese to chicken noodle soup. The best part of these pots to me is the fact you can make your macaroni and cheese on the top of the stove, put all the different cheeses on top of the macaroni and then put it in the oven. I even tried cooking an egg in the pot to see if it would stick without any oil. And though you have to work the spatula a little bit, it literally did not stick at all! I have so many pots and pans sets in my cabinet that claim to be non-stick. Every last pan I use, always had some form of sticking to the pan without oil except these! The only reason I didn't give it five stars, is because I see scrapes at the bottom of the pot from using metal utensils. Other than that I would definitely recommend these pots and pans to anyone who loves to cook on the stove and in the oven at the same time, or they just like really well built quality material with their pot and pan set!

These pots are great! Super thick and durable, they almost feel like cast iron. The textured non stick finish easily wipes clean and even sticky macaroni which would normally require a little scrubbing, came right off. While I’ve only had these for a week, I’m confident from feel of them that they will absolutely last without chipping or warping. Very happy with these now and I’m sure for years to come!

These pans are a very high quality product. The non-stick qualities are outstanding. I had read that they take longer to warm up due to the materials used, but my experience has shown that they warm up as fast or even faster than other pans we own. The lids fit perfectly and the pans stack nicely making them more compact to store than other pans. I will be adding to this collection, as the quality is far superior to my existing set. The surface seems very thick and they appear to be very durable.

Ninja Foodi Neverstick Premium Anti-Scratch Nest System is Ninja’s follow up to their standard Neverstick series of pots and pans. When the box arrived, immediate red flags went off – way too much questionable market hype. I really hate that; it makes me immediately not trust the product. Don’t buy the hype when you see it, trust more in the company and what you actually see in the product. In this case, Ninja proudly states “30,000 degree F max manufacturing temp vs 900 degree F “of the competition and that the 900 degree rapidly loses non-stick. They use this on the section to show simulated 3 years of use and how well the Ninja NeverStick holds up. Complete and utter nonsense. Now, Ninja makes good products overall so I try not to hold that against them too much . I do own high end Scanpan and Swiss Diamond non-stick pots and pans so I will be comparing the Ninja to them. Not a totally fair comparison since they are 3 to 4 times the price, but it will give you an idea on what to expect. Let’s look at the features. function and benefits of the product – Build - All aluminum, very typical of mid to low end pots and pans. It is a bit thicker than similar priced pots. However, I am not a fan of 100% all aluminum pans – personally like a stainless-steel exterior. When I compare it to a high-end pan, there is a significant weight difference. For example, a 2-quart pot from the competitor is 39 oz. vs the Ninja coming in at 34 oz. That might not seem like a lot but consider the Ninja is a ½ quart more in capacity. Where that makes a difference is how even it cooks. The more metal, the better the even heating. However, that is at the cost of how fast it heats up and how easy it a heavier pan is to maneuver. A heavier pan does not necessarily mean that it will hold up better, the Ninja is relatively thick and I have no doubt it will hold up. Some people may even prefer the lighter Ninja. The lids are a the same story, the high end competition lids are significantly heavier (20% - 30%.) Since the lids are mostly glass, that leads me to believe that Ninja’s lids are not as durable. Ergonomics – Ninja promotes the Neverstick pans as “Nesting.” Basically, you can stack the pots and pans on top of each over. Ninja nailed this, it really works well and there is nothing like it on the market from any competitor. By stacking, you do save a lot of cabinet space. Putting that aside, lets look at the ergonomics of pan when cooking. First, both the 2.5 and 3.5 quart have helper handles – sort of. The handles have two functions – one for the stacking function and one to help lift the pan. Ninja – what are you doing here? You know people are going to use this as a helper handle on the 3.5 quart. The “handle “ is way too small so close to the pot that they get hot . When you try to use them with a potholder, it becomes very difficult to grab. The main handles are round so it tends to be slippery when wet. Combine the two, you have a chance to spill the pot if you are emptying the contents. Non-stick coating – I have mixed feelings on the non-stick coating. Does it work? Out of the box it does but not as well as the higher end competition. I am not quite sure what he coating is, it feels rougher than I would expect. Based on that, I would guess it is some type of ceramic coating. Ninja claims you can use metal utensils and does back it with a 10 year warranty so it sounds like it is built to last. There is not way for me to test that. I did do head to head tests with Scanpan and the results were mixed. Eggs and chicken were no issue, all were comparable to the more expensive pans. Where there were some differences is when I pushed the limits. I took cooked cheese until it melted and let it burn until it was almost solid. There was more sticking in the Ninja compared to the higher end pot. Yes, this is an extreme and not a real-world application but I wanted to see if I pushed the limits. It is definitely not a fail but it does show the limits. Cooking performance – Keeping in mind that I tested only pots, the Ninja Neverstick performed well. I let the pots heat up for a while and there is little variation in heat ( I tested it with an infrared thermometer.) There was no complaints and no issues. Conclusion – The Ninja Foodi Neverstick Premium pots offer a lot of bang for the buck and seem better than most in this price category and far superior to the lower priced competition. They look nice and have the “nesting” feature I just love. It’s non-stick coating is average and it could use some design changes in the ergonomic department. There is no test of how long the non-stick coating will last and Ninja’s marketing hype gives me pause. I still would recommend it as it does give you a lot for your money.

Dishwasher, oven, metal utensil safe, love them!!!

A very high quality cooking pots for use in your best cookware