The MultiPot XL is cleverly designed to maximize flexibility without taking
up too much cupboard or counter space

Date:
Wed, 28 Oct 2026 15:03:52 +0000

Description:
Ninja's latest multicooker combines food flexibility with a small footprint and easy organising.

FULL STORY ======================================================================Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The Ninja MultiPo XL can
prepare two different dishes with different settings at the same time It
comes with a seven-liter 'MegaZone' pot, plus two 3.1-liter pots It's available now for 259.99 (about $350 / AU$490) My kitchen already contains more Ninjas than a bad kung-fu movie, all of which I've bought with my own money: Ninja has become my go-to brand thanks to clever design and decent pricing. So I'm intrigued by the launch of yet another multi-cooker, because it combines ideas from two of my favourite kitchen helpers: my multicooker
and my dual-drawer air fryer .

The new multicooker is called the Ninja MultiPot XL and it comes with three pots: a seven-liter one for making big meals, and a pair of 3.1-liter ones so you can make two different things at two different settings. I thought dual-pot designs were a gimmick until I bought my air fryer, and now I'm like what's inside it: a big fan. I've been buying multicookers since the early days of the Instant Pot , and my current multicooker model is the Ninja Foodi Max 15-in-1 . It's on as I write this, making soup for the family dinner. Latest Videos From TechRadar Watch full video here:

I love the convenience of the Max, but it's awfully big and I don't use the air fryer function. So I'm really interested in whether this new model can do what I need it to do without needing what looks like a very large Darth Vader helmet on my countertop. So let's see what this MultiPot XL can do. The Ninja MultiPot XL has nearly the same capacity of the 7.5L Foodi Max, but it's considerably more compact (Image credit: SharkNinja) What kinds of cooking does the Ninja MultiPot XL do? The 11 different cooking functions of the
Ninja MultiPot XL are: You may like The new Ninja Crispi Microwave can heat, bake, crisp, roast, and even make hot drinks Ninja's latest kitchen gadget replaces three appliances with just one The best Instant Pot: versatile multi-cookers tested and rated Slow cook Sear / saut Bake Sauce Rice Pasta Mixed Rice Sous Vide Simmer Hotpot Keep warm You'll notice the absence of air frying here, but that's definitely not a deal-breaker for me. It's one of the reasons this Ninja is so much smaller than my Foodi XL despite having almost the same maximum capacity.

Looking at what I usually cook, I reckon this could easily replace my Foodi Max. I typically use mine to sear or brown meat before slow cooking it, to saut veg before adding stock for soup, and to make pasta. The keep warm feature is something I'm used to with the Foodi Max and I use it all the
time, and the presence of a sous vide option is really attractive: I've tried stand-alone sous vide gadgets before and found them too much of a fuss but
I'd be tempted to experiment with sous vide salmon and steaks here. Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inbox Sign up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals, and more. Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors By submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over.

According to Ninja the pots are oven-safe up to 428F / 220C, they're dishwasher safe (as are the lids) and they can be nested for easy storage.
The glass lids are a nice touch I can't see what i'm cooking when I close
the lid of my Foodi Max and the small size makes this really tempting to me. It's small enough to carry over to the table, too.

There are only two obvious downsides to me. The first is the lack of pressure cooking, which is something I like to use from to time, and the second is
that it will almost certainly have the infamous Ninja beep alert that all my Ninjas make. But those are minor issues. If you're big on cooking ideas but short of space this looks like it could be an excellent kitchen companion.

The Ninja MultiPot XL is available now direct from SharkNinja and major retailers. The list price is 259.99 (about $350 / AU$490). Follow TechRadar
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