Deluxe Foodi Accessory Bake Kit, 6.5 & 8 qt (Grey)

These pieces fit perfectly in the Ninja Foodi and are very good quality so easy to clean. I even use them in my toaster oven.

The round pan—as was suggested in a recipe—of this set always does a good job and is very easy to clean.NOTE that it holds 40 oz of ground meat easily and is an excellent way to cook it since the water necessary for pressure cooking is down below it, UNDER the rack, which saves the meat from seeming to have been boiled. After cooking, use a tool like a nylon & stainless steel meat chopper to break it up. Using 96% lean ground beef eliminates the need for draining off fat afterwards.If you use some of the Foodi™ pork chop, etc. recipes that I did (shown is 'Pork Chops with Applesauce'), note that it's impossible to place this pan inside the Foodi's reversible metal rack while the rack is INSIDE the Foodi™ . That must be done OUTSIDE of the Foodi™ which allows room for the rack's legs to be opened wide enough to allow the pan's placement. I thought I had a defective rack until I realized the author had likely never tried his suggested maneuver. Not helpful for a beginner Foodi™ user.Update_2019-07-28: I'm thrilled to find another use for the Foodi™ Crisper Pan since the foods I've seen suggested aren't something on my diet. Since I prefer seasoning my foods before I cook them I usually cook zucchini & yellow squash rounds in the microwave in the Ziploc Zip'n'Steam Microwave Cooking Bags that I purchase here, but since I was pressure cooking ground turkey in quantity today I wanted to try simultaneously cooking that squash. The crisper pan up above on the reversible rack worked perfectly for that.Since I'm not a fan of scrubbing the narrow wires of that rack I wrapped the bottom of its legs in aluminum foil before pushing them down into the raw ground turkey. Then I placed the crisper pan, onto which I had already arranged the seasoned squash rounds, at the top of the rack making sure the pressure cooking lid would lock unencumbered. Both the ground turkey and the squashed cooked perfectly in the time given in the charts at the back of the little white Foodi™ cookbook for ground turkey.

I ordered this after I tested out my new Ninja Foodi a few times to see if I would think I needed this. Glad I ordered it. Having the right size pans that fit inside added a lot to my cooking ability. Instead of using aluminum foil to make a meatloaf, I use the flat baking pan on top of the inner rack. The grease drips down and the meatloaf is perfect.If your thinking of purchasing a Ninja foodi, I highly recommend adding this pack to your shopping list. They are worth it.

Although an oven is more convenient, suited, and reliable; These all work well in accomplishing what I desire in a reasonablw amount of time.I do however find myself having to play around with different temps and times different from the included booklet.

I read the reviews about these pans could be toxic. Hmm. I have lived through decades of probably toxic stuff in the kitchen from pans to appliances to dishes. I live in the South, where unhealthy food choices that taste delicious run wild. I know I have genetics from heck. Hmm...I guess I like excitement in my life or it's 2020 - I bought them. I don't regret it either. The pans are not lightweight. They seem sturdy. I didn't do crazy infomercial testing on them, because I don't have money to throw out the door on another set. I don't use any metal on my pans - I am still scared my Mom is going to pop up out of nowhere and scream if I did. So overall first impression? Not bad at all.Then came time to cook. I admit that I have not used the loaf pan yet. The pizza looking pan did fine for pizzas. Easy to clean. It doesn't quite fit snug on the racks I have. However, it can balance okay enough. I am not sure if that is a me thing not taking the time or if it is a equipment issue. I got it to work and my family had food - so yay!Now the round pan - I do admit I was skeptical it would hold enough to feed the family. It looks so tiny and I have a bottomless pit called a teenager. Boy was I surprised! I found a recipe for cheesy chicken, bacon, broccoli and rice casserole for 6 servings. I figured that just might be enough for us. That little pan held everything and I could have added more. Everything cooked nicely. There wasn't a grain of rice left. The pan was easy to clean. Yay another win for food on the table!I have went on to cook a few more things in the round pan. I have yet to be disappointed. Oh, that pan did fit fine on the rack - go figure.So, I can say I am happy with my purchase. My family seems to be satisfied as well, but maybe they are just happy they have food? Hard to tell with them... I guess I will have to go with my happy thoughts about the pans. Easy to clean, not lightweight, no peeling or weird things happening to the pans, heats consistently, not a bad size, allows me to cook more things in my expensive "kitchen toy" and not a bad price for 3 pans. Yay!

Here are the claims and my reviews:Item states:Three pans to expand your baking capabilitiesMulti-purpose pan for casseroles and cakesCrisper pan for pizzas, quesadillas, and vegetablesLoaf pan for breadsCompatible with 6. 5 qt and 8 qt Ninja foodiFirst of all I love my Ninja foodi! It is perfect for my husband and me. These pans are a must have for making those home baked/air fried goodies. The loaf pan makes a great cornbread loaf. And the multi-use pan makes a great baked mac and cheese I use the crisper to top it so it bakes beautifully. The crisper (When I'm not using it as a lid for the mac and cheese) gives your thin pizza the best crisp crunch you can imagine! If you have invested in the Ninja foodi these pans are a must have for your collection. Just be prepared for your husband or wife to blame you on their weight gain from all the awesome lunch, dinners, and desserts you will be whipping up lol