Ninja Foodi VS Instant Pot BBQ Rib Battle | Ninja Foodi Recipes


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Ninja Foodi vs Instant Pot, which one is the best?! Watch as I put both the Instant Pot and the Ninja Foodi to the test in this head to head battle. A side by side comparison of the Ninja Foodi and the Instant Pot as I cook two slabs of ribs.

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The Ninja Foodi is a combination pressure cooker and air fryer while the Instant Pot is solely a pressure cooker. You can now purchase the Mealthy Crisp lid to turn your Instant Pot into an air fryer.

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I’m comparing the 6.5 quart Ninja Foodi to the 6.3 quart Instant Pot

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45 replies
  1. Jack Daniel.
    Jack Daniel. says:

    My wife just bought a Ninja. I like making spare ribs on my Smokey Joe where I can put some hickory and apple wood for the smoky taste. Maybe 20-30 minutes on the grill with smoke and then into the foodi. Experiment time.
    Great video !!!

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  2. Icehso140
    Icehso140 says:

    Never enough ribs for guests. Ribs are mine once I open the pot. "Guests" get take-out. LOL I like pressure cooker for cooking and the broiler for finishing. Nothing can replace the direct heat of the broiler IMHO. ( ps, I gained 10lbs just watching this video.)

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  3. teacherturtle1
    teacherturtle1 says:

    I feel you may achieve a similar result to the broiler using the ninja if you set it at a higher temperature for a lil longer to get some caramelized sauce ribs. Either way they both seem to get the job done

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  4. Gary Wagstaff
    Gary Wagstaff says:

    Judging by pull back alone…I'm going with the Instant Pot.
    Not that EITHER would be my preferred way to cook ribs! But, I guess if you're in a hurry…
    And I get that…sure beats the hell out of par-boiling. yarf
    Still…
    The pull back on the Ninja is HUGE…WAY too much shrinkage IMO.
    Some things can't be rushed…ribs being one of them.
    Kudos to sweetsavant for doing this.
    I'm sure both were tasty.
    That said, judging by the outcome…the Instant Pot wins hands down… Yes, it also requires a broiler…but if you've got a kitchen, you almost certainly have a broiler. So pffft.
    I'd certainly eat either, or both…
    But the ones finished in the oven just look better. Much better…
    And yes, that's my opinion…but what can I say, they do? But what do I know? I'm only a simple classically trained chef.
    Again, kudos/thanks to sweetsavant for this. Worth every minute…even if I have no intention of pressure cooking ribs. Nicely done.

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  5. bwhntr11111
    bwhntr11111 says:

    More sauce on them ribs lady.Yummy in my tummy.. If the ninja foodi pot is aluminum I would toss it out as cooking anything with aluminum is not good.Maybe see if you can find a suitable stainless replacement pot, much safer.Very soothing voice and a pretty lady for sure.

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  6. Sars Brooks
    Sars Brooks says:

    …HOW MANY QUARTS ARE YOUR POTS… – ? – MY GOURMIA = 6 QUARTS – I'LL BE COOKING CHICKEN AND PORK CHOPS – IN MY 6 QUART GOURMIA MULTI-MODE SMARTPOT… – NO THE GOURMIA DOESN'T HAVE THE BROIL FEATURE… – I'LL CHECK AGAIN… – NEXT WEEK – I'LL COOK THE PORK RIBS…THANK YOU FOR POSTING…

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  7. Tamela Dickerson
    Tamela Dickerson says:

    OK, don't laugh, but I don't drink much. I have had wine before. I love Amaretto sours. Only have both a few times. Anyway I guess that was TMI! Anyway What is hard Cider, is that the actual name, and where do I buy it?

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  8. Glenn Kelly
    Glenn Kelly says:

    I'll never judge a Mother's ribs. The only thing I'll say is, smok'em if ya got 'em. Low & slow with smoke, then finish (caramelize, not burn) them with your preferred BBQ sauce over an open flame (preferably wood-fired). Thank you for sharing a Mother's insight.

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