SiCheer Stainless Steel Inner Pot for Ninja Foodi 6.5 Qt Pressure Cooker

I recently purchased the stainless steel pot insert for my Ninja Foodi, and it has completely transformed my cooking experience. This insert is a fantastic upgrade from the standard non-stick pot. The stainless steel construction is top-notch, offering durability and even heat distribution. I no longer worry about scratching the surface or dealing with peeling non-stick coatings. Cleaning is a breeze, as it’s dishwasher safe and resistant to staining. One of the best features is its versatility. I’ve used it for pressure cooking, sautéing, and even baking, and it performs flawlessly every time. The pot heats up quickly and maintains consistent temperatures, which is essential for precise cooking. The fit is perfect for my Ninja Foodi, and the insert is easy to handle thanks to its sturdy design. It has made meal prep more efficient and enjoyable. Overall, this stainless steel pot insert is a must-have accessory for any Ninja Foodi owner. It’s durable, easy to clean, and enhances the overall cooking experience. Highly recommended!

This Sicheer stainless steel pot fits perfectly in my Ninja Foodi 8Qt and cooks flawlessly. Food doesn’t stick, burn resistance it’s super easy to clean, and the stainless steel material feels safe, thick, and durable. I’ve been using it daily for about 6 months and it still looks like new. I actually like it much more than the original pot it’s stronger, healthier, and gives my Ninja a second life without having to replace the whole appliance. For the price, it’s an excellent upgrade and absolutely worth it!

Works perfectly! I was worried I would have to get rid of my Ninja Foodie because they don't have any stainless steel non coated bowls but thankfully I found this! It fits perfect and I have no issues using or cleaning it.

I love my my ninja presher. I was very disappointed that the pot started to peel. I wasn't sure what to replace it with . I decided to go with this pot hopping it was the right choice. It was. . It fits good . It cooks even. No complaints

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.

This is a perfect replacement for the original ninja pan. I got tired of replacing the brand one bc of the peeling. I have used this one to pressure cook, steam and to make yogurt. It works perfectly and I don’t need to worry about pieces of the coating coming off in my food. It’s easy to clean too. UPDATE: if you need to sautée something, it’ll stick and it’ll be difficult to clean it— see photo of pan that has been soaking with vinegar and soap for 12 hours. It’s perfect for all other functions though. When making yogurt, I add the milk to a 7 cup pirex and I pour 1½ cup of vinegar and fill the rest of the bucket with water. This keeps the pan shiny and clean.

Why didn’t Ninja ship it with stainless steel to begin with?! I absolutely love my ninja pressure cooker, but I could not find one without a Teflon pot inside. I’m natural focused – so I only use stainless steel or glass for cookware. The coated Teflon stuff is just not worth the trade off (convenience vs health). This stainless steel pot was a perfect fit for an aftermarket replacement, and it was also the cheapest one I found. However, the quality was still perfect and it feels solid in your hand. If you are still using coated Teflon, do yourself a favor and switch to stainless steel

UPDATE: Y’all the pot error beeps were on my NERVES while browning some meat (lots of stirring and therefore BEEPS) so I went digging for solutions. I started with the lowest effort solution that actually works BRILLIANTLY and requires no opening of the machine or disabling switches. The advice was to unplug the pot and press the sensor plate around 30x then lightly sand it. I used some sanding strips I had, didn’t pay attention to the grit but it felt fine. Swiped the lil push switch with it a few times then wiped it with a damp paper towel, followed by a dry towel. THE POT NO LONGER THROWS A POT ERROR. So like I said before get this post for the simplicity of cleaning it and with the hack above (cause the pot is NOT the problem, it’s your machine) you should be good to go. I love this pot. It didn’t take long for the original pot to get yucky and no matter how well I cleaned it, it never looked clean. I was also getting “pot” errors with the original. Here’s what you need to know- you will still get those errors with this pot too. But all you have to do is nudge it and it will quickly resume. I believe the sensor in Ninja is faulty- because even their own pot does this. If you’re stirring and sautéing you will hear a ton of beeps as you whip things around cause the machine thinks the pot is gone every other second. But for set it and forget it meals, once you found the sweet spot (remember just a nudge will do) as long as you don’t move it, it will not beep at you. I have used it with air frying, sautéing, as well as some homemade soup (zuppa toscana 😋) and I love it. You might as well get it, you’re gonna get those “pot” beeps either way, but this is easier to cook in!

Qualité ok

Fits in my machine well, washes up great in the dishwasher and way better than the teflon one that came with my machine.

I really love this stainless steel inner pot. I bought it as a replacement for the original non-stick pot that came with my Ninja Foodi 8L, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade. I specifically wanted something more durable and healthier, and this stainless steel version has been perfect. The quality is excellent. The pot is well made with a polished, smooth interior and solid construction. It heats evenly and fits perfectly into the Ninja Foodi base, just like the original. It’s also very easy to use. It drops into place without any effort, and as long as you preheat and use a bit of oil, food doesn’t stick much — which is typical for stainless steel. It’s easy to clean and dishwasher safe, and you don’t have to worry about scratching any non-stick coating. I also appreciate that I can use metal utensils without damaging it. In terms of weight, it is a bit heavier than the non-stick version, but not unmanageably so. The extra weight gives it a sturdy, stable feel and reflects the quality of the material. Once it's in the unit, you really don’t notice the weight, and lifting it out isn’t a problem for everyday use. I noticed some reviews questioning whether it’s truly stainless steel because magnets don’t stick to it, but this is actually normal. Many kitchen-grade stainless steels, like 304 stainless steel, are non-magnetic due to their composition. I have other stainless steel pots at home that are also non-magnetic, so this isn’t a cause for concern. Functionally, it performs beautifully. It handles all cooking modes — pressure cooking, sautéing, slow cooking — with no issues, and I feel more confident using it for long-term health and durability. As for value for money, yes, it’s more expensive than a standard replacement pot, but I genuinely believe it’s worth the extra cost. You’re paying for a safer, longer-lasting, and healthier option, which in my view makes it a better investment in the long run. Overall, this pot is high-quality, easy to use, and a smart upgrade if you want to avoid non-stick coatings. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking to make their Ninja Foodi even better.

Encaja perfectamente, el vendedor es dialogante y abierto a encontrar soluciones, ya que la primera cubeta que pedí no era la medida adecuada. Está vez sí lo es, y cumple perfectamente la expectativa. Reeditarse opinión cuando la haya puesto en funcionamiento para completar la información.

I bought this to replace the non-stick inner pot in my OP350 Ninja Foodi as it looked like there was a layer peeling off in the old pot. First thought on receiving the box “I’ve messed up, it’s going to be too small” but on opening and trying it, it fits perfectly. I’ve tried it on pressure cook/sear sauté/air crisp modes so far and the cooker has not complained. I saw a couple of other brands may have had issues with the detection of the pot with certain modes - I haven’t had that problem so far After a good soak, the crusty stuff at the bottom comes off as easily as it did the original non stick pot. And now I don’t have to worry about using metal utensils on this pot. This is a hefty pot, definitely heavier than the original which took a lil getting used to. Shipping and packing were fine. Overall highly recommend if you’re looking for a replacement pot for the ninja Foodi.