It is all well and good reviewing its looks but the real proof of the pudding with any kitchen appliance comes when using it.

Ninja Foodi Multi-Cooker [OP300UK], 7-in-1, 6L, Electric

Aside from the pressure cooking setting, what makes this model stand out is its TenderCrisp technology with its specially designed lid with grill plate - which comes in addition to the pressure lid. This means you can air crisp foods after pressure cooking to give them that crispiness and crunch using little to no oil, or grill them to caramelise and brown foods, or use the bake/roast setting to bake Sunday afternoon treats. For everything that the Ninja Foodi does, we think the price is well justified. Think of how many separate appliances you’d usually need to carry all of that out – the cost of all of those would soon add up, not to mention the space they’d take up. We dived right in after doing the water test, and tried out a few of the recipes in the booklet. The first one we tried was the beginner-rated potato wedges. Everything was bang-on, from the timing to the instructions, and they were delicious. The idea of a pressure cooker could be intimidating for anyone who hasn’t used one, especially as the Foodi is multi-use, but there is plenty of information on what to do if this is your first time using an appliance like this. A handy water test is on both the box and the enclosed guide, so you can practice with pressure before risking your mealtime going disastrously. Loads of other users have said they’ve actually not used their oven since buying their Foodi, which we can completely understand after reviewing. It does everything an oven can do and more, with much less effort.All settings were easy to select and the machine did what we asked of it, with no delays in response. Touch-sensitive controls can be unpredictable, but every time we used the Foodi, it played ball.