Customer Ratings & Reviews

Having quality pots in your kitchen is a must if you are an avid chef. As someone who enjoys cooking all the time, I must say these are truly some of the finest pots I have used in the kitchen. They are on the expensive side but if you are cooking something all the time, cookware with a great lifespan is a must. I have been using this cookware set for a couple of days now and am amazed at how reliable these have been so far. This is a 4-piece cookware set. The set comes with a 2.5-quart pot with a lid and a 3.5-quart pot with a lid. Both the pots and lids stack beautifully and allow for efficient storage. (see picture) You also won’t have to worry about scratching the pots when stacked because the top pot isn’t touching the base of the bottom one. In terms of build, these feel tremendously durable and should last a while. The exterior is made of a thick hard-anodized exterior and the handles are made of stainless steel. The base is aluminum and feels heavy-duty as well. The interior of these pots is non-stick so you won’t have to worry about food sticking. I have cooked a variety of foods over the past couple of days and I have yet to have anything stick. I also have noticed all my foods have been cooking evenly! I haven’t used metal utensils on these but Ninja does say these pots can be used with metal utensils, but it is not recommended. Washing these pots is a breeze. Having the non-stick coating allows for an easy clean-up after cooking. Overall, I have nothing negative to say about these pots. These are built extremely well, stackable pots and lids are fantastic for storage, and the non-stick coating prevents a messy clean-up. The price is on the steeper side but if you are in search of quality-built pots, you cannot go wrong with these! Kudos to Ninja for the incredible craftsmanship!

Great engineering behind these pots... So first of all storing pits and pans in cupboards is always a pain. It is not balanced and you you end up having to put something to prevent scratching the bottom. Ninja eliminates that issue because they added a small handle on the other side to suspend the pots from touching the non stick surface.... Genius! Also the stacking of the lids is easy too. Both systems help keep pans all nice and organized. Weight is nice and even yet feels a little heavy/sturdy... Cooking is nice. Non stick is good. Clean up is super easy. I used.on gas stove so no problems with heating evenly. Washing was super easy too..... Who would have thought of Ninja for pans... Good job engineers behind the R&D with Practicality and use... Only con is the same as other pots of similar built with cover. There is a small hole that allows ventilation but can trap moisture and condensation in it. So you just need to make sure you flush it out good or take the handle out and flush and put back on. I would recommend this product.

Shark and Ninja are everywhere! From vacuums and blenders to, well, cookware, and not run-of-the-mill products, either. I’ve been using their smartly-designed nesting duo of saucepans. Ideal for space-challenged homemakers, the handles are sturdy cast stainless steel. When nested, the handles provide the buffer space that protects the surface of the pan below. Even the lids stack atop one another, though not solidly nested, offering space-saving characteristics. This set includes a 2-1/2-quart saucepan and a 3-1/2-quart saucepan, both essential kitchen sizes. The pans themselves have a strong “shot blasted” texture that is said to resist scratches in similar fashion to stainless steel. Free of PFOA, lead and cadmium, every piece in the line is also low maintenance and dishwasher safe, though hand washing is recommended to avoid contact with caustic dishwasher soaps. I have only hand washed my pair. Unlike non-stick cookware that has a flat, smooth surface these have a distinctly textured surface. The textured cooking surface is deigned to be safe and unmarred by certain metal utensils including tongs, whisks, spoons and spatulas, but avoid using knives, forks and other utensils that might cut deeply into the coating. According to Ninja, these pots (and pans), “will not stick, chip or flake.” These heavy duty NeverStick pots are oven safe to 500º. Start on the stove and finish in the oven. Lids are oven safe to 400º. Forged of heavy-gauge aluminum, they are said to heat evenly to prevent burning, while the exclusive coating is not only non-stick but also allows for searing, similar to when using cast iron cookware. The heft of these pans tells a story of the feel of quality throughout while the coating exudes long-lasting non-stick capabilities as has been demonstrated through my limited use. I am always mindful that even cheap pans can be non-stick out of the box, then quickly lose their release capability. While I cannot say that these pans will be non-stick through their 10-year warranty period, I would like to think that with proper, recommended use & care, they will perform admirably for many years to come. Unlike some non-stick cookware these pans can take high heat when it is called for. Instructions suggest pre-heating, even to higher heat than that which the user may be accustomed. The guide offers heating level suggestions from low heat to high heat. Speaking of heat and stovetop use, these are safe for all ranges, including, “gas, electric, electric coil, halogen, induction, and ceramic cooktops.” Mine is natural gas. What a blessing to have these strategically, well-thought nesting pots that save kitchen cabinet space. So smart, so very smart! **WHAT’S IN THE BOX** • 2-1/2 quart pot with lid • 3-1/2 quart pot with lid • Use & care instructions with warranty information **THE SETUP** READ the information on the box and the packed-in use & care information and follow it! Wash, dry, enjoy, repeat. And now, it’s time to . . . **PUT IT TO THE TEST** • Pre-heated on medium-high heat, I put an egg straight for the shell into the small pot with nothing else. I swirled it about to prevent sticking, but it stuck just a little, until released with a utensil. Why would anyone fry an egg without even a tiny bit of oil or butter? Yuck! Would the egg slide out easily? YES, but I won’t do this again. • Brown a piece of chicken. For this, I started with medium heat and a teaspoon of olive oil, using tongs to turn the skinless, boneless breast. • Make a burger in the larger pot. Yes, I know these are not sauté pans, but making a burger is a good way to see if they do a good job browning with just the minimal fat from the ground beef. This was pre-heated on high heat. Rare, please. Nice job, and fast, adding some cheese after flipping. I used a spatula to remove the burger when cooked to my liking. • Now, to use these pots for an intended purpose. In the larger pot on medium high, I sautéed cut up onions and peppers with a tablespoon of olive oil, then deglazed the pan with some chicken stock and let it cook down. Adjusting the heat to medium, I added uncooked cut up boneless chicken breast, lid on, tossing every minute. Once the chicken was browned, I dropped the temperature to low and added some Asian sauce. The mix simmered until the chicken was fully cooked, about 6 minutes. Off the heat, spooning onto plates for serving and . . . delicious. • The long stainless steel handles attached with rivets have stayed cool enough to pick up the pots without pot holders when used on the stove. The closer I moved towards the rivets, the higher the temperatures. With oven use, ALWAYS use protection as the handles get very hot. **CONCLUSION** I love using these pots. Cleanup is so easy. The non-stick capabilities are appreciated as well as the nesting feature. The ONLY other consideration is that like other high-quality cookware, these pans are not lightweight. Some users may find them to be heavy, but this is a subjective judgment. Will they stand the test of time? I cannot predict, but with the strong warranty backing them, I am hopeful I will not need to exercise it. Get this cookware! **WARRANTY** Manufacturer’s 10-year parts and labor

--- SETUP --- The Ninja 4 piece cookware set arrived fully assembled. It includes one 2 1/2-quart saucepan with a glass lid, and one 3 1/2-quart saucepan with a glass lid. --- FEATURES --- The key feature of this cookware set includes: dishwasher safe, aluminum interior/exterior, 500 degrees fahrenheit maximum pan oven-safe temperature, non-stick, stainless steel handle, and induction compatible. --- PERFORMANCE --- This cookware set performed like a champ. As soon as I received the set, I went out to buy a steak, some sausage, ravioli pasta, and alfredo sauce. I placed the pasta on one sauce pan and let it boil while I heated up the steak and sausages in the other. The steak had been marinated with sea salt and fresh ground pepper so I just let it simmer. Once the pasta was done, I drained the water and used the same pan to add alfredo sauce. The sauce pan was still warm and the alfredo sauce continued to heat up alongside the pasta. When all was said and done, I had a delicious meal waiting for me to consume. --- EXPECTATIONS --- The heat was evenly distributed throughout the cooking process. When cooking the steak, I used a fork to flip over the steak as necessary and a knife to cut through certain sections of the steak. I also used the fork to flip over the sausages. Afterwards, I didn’t notice any scratching on the pans. The sauce and the oils from the steak and sausage were easy to clean up afterwards. Cleaning was quick and minimal and they were quickly ready to store. --- VALUE --- The price for the Ninja NeverStick cookware set seems well worth the investment for a high-quality product. --- APPROVAL --- I highly recommend this cookware set for the cook who doesn’t mind using utensils in their pans when cooking, as they are ant-scratch and evenly distribute all the heat.

I got the set with 21/2 and 3 1/2 quart saucepan pan and will have to get the frying pan now that I see how good this is. I can't think of anything I don't love about this. I have pans that nestle together to save space as this does and but these covers are nice because you can stack one, large or smaller one on top, which is different from others I have. It says it is safe for even metal utensils, just nothing sharp like a knife. I haven't tried and probably won't chance it. I'm so used to not using metals for cooking with my other nonstick so I'll stick with that. I love that you can continue cooking right in the oven from the stove for up to 500 degrees which is covenient. This is great because nothing that I've tried to cook so far has stuck. I would say that it's important to bring the pan to the right temperature for about 2-4 minutes depending on what you'll be cooking, before you put food in the pan which the instructions make very clear. It's a little heavier than my other pans, more similar to cast iron, but my senior-aged mom uses it and didn't think it was heavy in a way that made it difficult for her to use. I wish I thought to take pictures of the meals I cooked, next time. But I've cooked veggies, rice, chicken breasts, steak strips, shrimps, boiled eggs, and eggplants and everything cooked perfectly. Not sticking even without oil or butter, which helps in keeping up my healthier eating lifestyle. I was amazed how well it browned the steak and my veggies without adding any fat and the food moves around the pan so nicely. I've handwased washed and also put it in dishwasher and both work well. Handwashing is pretty easy and quick because nothing sticks to the pan. I feel good about getting additional sizes because these are a keeper.

My family has gone through a few sets of cookware. Even without best efforts it always seems that after a bit of time the no stick layer always seems to peel off. This is even with us intentionally begin careful in cleaning and using proper cooking utensils. While we have only been using these pots for a brief period, I feel that these could go the distance and last us for a long time. The material that these pots are made of seems very premium and durable. The entire pot is coated in this textured material that makes us feel that it will help keep it looking new for a long time to come. The inside also has the same textured feel, and the few things that we have cooked in the pots have not stuck to the pot at all without us having to use oil or anything of the sort. One thing that was a pleasant surprise was how well they nest together to store. We only have 2 pots so far and the smaller one is suspended in the larger when we put them away. The lids also securely stack together. This makes it so easy to save space when we store them in our cabinets. The way that the pots suspend within each other helps with making sure these last a long time as I do not see how they could damage one another when storing. My wife and I are always in the kitchen, we usually cook most of our meals, around 5-6 days out of the week, and these pots really have us feeling like it would be worth the investment to upgrade the rest of our cookware. They have done a wonderful job in cooking everything we have tossed at in the last week or so, they are durable, and store away so easily. The clean-up is super easy since they offer that nonstick texture, everywhere but the outside of the base. These would make a terrific addition to anyone’s kitchen. An easy recommendation.

Opening: The Ninja Foodi 4-piece sauce pans and lids have a lot of tech going on. All of this to help you cook your best and provide the better experience in your kitchen. Who would’ve thought that so much technology can be put into some sauce pots/lids? Well, you have the Ninja Foodi Sauce Pans to thank for that……. Description: I tested a sauce pan set: One pan 2.5 quart with one lid and one pan 3.5 quart with one lid. At first glance, they are nice looking with the gray pan and stainless steel handles. I picked up the 3.5 quart pan and was very surprised at how heavy and sturdy the build was. The small stainless steel handle opposite the long stainless steel handle made the heavy weight of the pan much easier to handle. The lids are glass and have a metal ring around it. In the middle of the glass lid was a stainless steel pull tab. Safe cooking temperatures in the oven were 500 degrees F for the pan and 400 degrees F for the lid. That is pretty remarkable, a pan could going from stovetop to the oven! Some things to keep in mind when using Ninja Foodi cookware on the stovetop: Never let it pre-heat past 3 minutes as damage could occur to the non-stick surface; now, to test if the preheating is done, Ninja Foodi recommends you drop a little bit of water in the pan. If is makes a “sizzling” noise – you are ready! Cooking: First I decided to use the 3.5 quart pan and fill it ¾ full of water. I placed it on the stove, turned on the gas burner and let stand till the water was boiling (it took a little bit longer than my old pans – buy nothing to worry about). I then turned down the gas a little and poured some noodles in the pan until they were ready after 5 or so minutes. The stainless steel handle remained cool to the touch the whole time. I poured out the water and noodles into a strainer. I then added the noodles to a stir fry. Not a real hard thing to make, but it is an example of the Ninja Foodi allowing to you to cook with ease. Now I needed to clean the pan after it completely cooled (important). You can use the dishwasher, but its recommended best if washed by hand. To clean this way, I put a small drop of Dawn and literally just wiped the inside of the pan lightly and then rinsed it out all out. All of this was done with no “elbow grease” or strain; it was just that easy to clean up. Technology: The reasons why the Ninja Foodi cookware is different from others, is because of its implemented technologies. The key tech is the way that the Ninja Foodi cookwares are made. Most other cookware is made through a process with up to 900 degrees F, but the Ninja Foodi is different! It is made with temperatures of 30,000 degrees F that enable the non-stick surface to last much longer than before. The “Never Stick Tech” will always keep the interior of the pan or cookware from “chipping or flaking off”. This technology also helps make the Ninja Foodi pans ultra non-stick. This exclusive tech provides a special coating that is even resistant to metal utensils. There is another technology called the “Nest System”. It is for those who need more cabinet space (who couldn’t use more space!). Here is how it works: When stacking Ninja Foodi pans, place the smaller pan (2.5qt) on top of the larger pan (3.5qt). It will fit comfortably together. The bottom of the top pan never touches the larger pans inside because the “Nest System” keeps the two pans from actually touching. Another great innovation is the 4.5mm aluminum base keeps your food in the cookware warmer than that of a product with no aluminum base. Conclusion: The cookware is s Ninja product! You know you will be amazed with technology and great know-how. All the thoughtful innovation that goes into these Ninja Foodi cookware products will assure you a great experience cooking!

The Ninja™ Foodi™ NeverStick® Premium Anti-Scratch Nest System, 4-Piece is a truly a premium product. Everything about these sauce pans screams great, from the nesting and stack-able lid storage features - to the quality of the non-stick coating and the stainless steel handles. These are by the far the easiest non-stick pans to work with. The coating presents itself as very durable and clean up is a breeze. We love these pans so much we went ahead and also purchased the 3-Quart Sauté Pan with matching lid because of the relative flatness of the inside, bottom surface. A truly great sauté pan but equally solid for more everyday cooking like frying eggs and breakfast meats. Our stove top is induction and all the Ninja products work great in induction mode with very little resonance noise or chatter. Having tried a few other brands it was obvious to us pretty quickly that Ninja designed their induction plates properly. They are pans - so there's nothing overly complicated to cover other than to say that the quality of construction is obvious. Pros: Visibly robust non-stick coating Great nesting system with stack-able lids Solid feeling stainless steel handles with great ergonomics Best induction cookware we have used Easy clean up Cons: None

I got the pots recently and I absolutely love them! It’s been colder recently, I was craving Tortilla Soup and got these pots! Having a condo with limited space meant I needed stackable pots and these are amazing. Secondly I love that the pot is big enough to make soup for one person but not immensely large! It heated up the broth quick, and it evenly cooked the chicken to a tender consistency. Clean up is easy and my only downside was that water gets stuck in the lids knob. Overall a great duo to add to your kitchen.

Very nice heavy duty and truly non stick!! Love how quickly they heat up and so easy to clean (rice, Quinoa, tapioca - no problem)!!

Item is as pictured and described. They are nice heavy duty pans. I think they will last a long time. They are easy to clean. I like the way they stack. They are heavy. I would not want my elderly mother or teens cooking with these if they needed to carry pan to strain in sink. The handles do get hot so a potholder is necessary especially because of the weight.

[Employee of bestbuy] I’ve just used this for the first time today and it’s fantastic! The pot has a great weight to it and the material is super insulated which keeps the contents hot long after cooking is complete

These pans are even better than expected. The lids fit well and the handles do not get hot when cooking so far. They are also dishwasher safe as listed in the product description and are easy to store nested. I am very happy with this purchase!

The ninja foodi neverstick 4 piece cookware set is a great investment. The food doesn't stick, it's easy to clean, and the food comes out just right. I would recommend these pots to family, and friends. It would make a great gift for anyone, especially if they like to cook.

Perfectly stackable to save space in the cabinets. And the NeverStick is not an empty promise. This set instantly retired 3 of our old pots.

I have enjoyed using these pans. They are easy to clean and are built very well. I also like the lids. So far I don't see much wear and tear.

Quality cookware. Nothing sticks to the surface. Easy clean-up. Expensive but durable.

Perfect. Look long lasting too, been using them for a couple weeks now, so far so good. Highly recommend.

quality pots. well built. design is fabulous. the handle is not hot. very impress.

Very heavy pot cook’s evenly and clean up is a breeze