Sicheer Stainless Steel Inner Pot Replacement Insert Liner Accessory Compatible with Ninja Foodi 6.5 Quart

Interestingly enough, this pot is significantly easier to clean than the stock “nonstick” one that came with my Ninja Foodi. Occasionally I do get a “replace pot” message if I move the pot around while stirring. I just push it down a bit, make sure the lid is closed properly and it’s fine. I haven’t used this with the pressure cooking feature yet, so I can’t comment on that, but overall I’m extremely happy with this product.

Awesome product. Way better than the original pot from Ninja. The original one has the problem that a while after use the non-stick coating chips off which is very concerning. With this pot you won't have to worry about that.

Love this pot. The one that came on the 8 qt Foodi got dropped and dented. All the Teflon started peeling off. I ordered this one and it fit perfect. Thank you.

I was a little concerned with some of the reviews but this is good quality (I’ll update if it peels or does anything weird)It sits higher than my old pot (ninja foodi deluxe fd402) but I still got a perfect seal for pressure cooking and it worked fine for air frying and slow cooking. I also ran it through all settings and never got a “add pot” notification.Someone mentioned it beeps when you stir hard and I found that to be true but not a deal breaker.Stuff sticks when sautéed but it did in my destroyed ceramic pot too- this is easier to clean though. I’ve done it by hand with steel wool and green scrubby and also tossed in dishwasher on pot scrubber mode and all times it cleaned up very well.Someone else mentioned a magnet doesn’t stick to it- that is true and is NOT a sign of poor stainless, just a manufacturing method for the steel (google it, you’ll see how that works) Ibanged a stainless spoon on the edge multiple times to dislodge food stuck in the spoon and no nicks or peeling or anything. It seriously feels high quality too like my best tramontino pans.It does heat up faster and hotter on sauté than the other pan so keep an eye out on that. But I consider that a plus!If anything changes like it warps or peels I’ll update. I use my foodi almost every day so if it’s going to happen I’ll know quickly. So far I’ve made four items in it and I didn’t have to adjust cook times or anything, it was perfect.

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First impressions, this appears well made and fits as expected. The liner and air fry tray that came with my 8qt foodie were starting to get a little worn out. So, I paired this liner with one of these wire racks: https://a.co/d/ieYpvSk and so far its working great. Assuming this is 304 stainless, this should last the life of the appliance.

I purchased this for my 8qt Instant Pot in hopes it would fit since the measurements are only .02 of an inch off, and the original pot has a bit of wiggle room, but it doesn't fit. Otherwise, really nice pot.

Our original Ninja Foodi 8-quart Pressure Cooker pot became impossible to clean after only a few months of constant daily use, and needed replacement. We actually had to throw it away. At first, I was quite skeptical to purchase this stainless steel replacement pot because of the few customer reviews that stated this pot did not fit into their appliance. The main product page specifically states that this pot, at whatever choice of size, will replace NINJA FOODi Pressure Cooker & Air Fryer products -- and said nothing about replacing the inner pot for the Instant Pot or other brands. So, I initially got a great "Like New" deal at the Amazon Warehouse, and this 8-quart size pot has been perfect -- so much so that I just purchased another as a backup while the other was in the dishwasher. This pot does stain a little bit on the inside bottom after use, but it comes out of the dishwasher clean and shiny. As others have said, I don't know why the NINJA company just doesn't use a good-quality stainless steel pot with their product. I certainly would pay a higher price for this type of quality. The Teflon pot they include really is terribly cheesy, doesn't last long at all, and the toxicity of the scraped black flakes has to have ended up in the food being cooked. It's scarey and truly not fair that customers have to pay thirty-plus dollars to replace a very sticky, so-called non-stick pot. Really wish the folks at NINJA would listen to consumers on this score. At any rate -- If you have a NINJA product that requires a pot replacement, please purchase one of these very well-made, quality stainless steel replacement pots.