Ninja MC1001 Foodi PossibleCooker PRO 8.5 Quart Multi-Cooker, with 8-in-1 Slow Cooker, Dutch Oven, Steamer, Glass Lid Integrated Spoon, Nonstick, Oven Safe Pot to 500°F, Sea Salt Gray

Cooks everything beautifully. Clean up is a breeze as it is light weight and easy to maneuver. The different ways to prepare a meal are incredible. I would recommend this product to anyone in the market or just looking to up grade the clunky, heavy, hard to clean models.

If you're looking for a slow cooker, this is a great one. i been having this one over 3 years and never had a problem with it. Nice thick and strong pan, and it still looks and work like new. Nice size to fit on a shelf when not in use and to fit on your counter when you are ready to start cooking, and can heat up 500°F and has a timer so you can keep the food warm. You can cook on the base or put it in the oven to cook too. this can replace multiple cookwear in your kitchen. This is a great product by ninja

When the Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker PRO 8.5 (MC1001) arrived on my counter, it instantly replaced three other appliances. This isn't just an upgrade from a standard slow cooker—it’s a revolutionary piece of equipment that truly earns the "PRO" in its name. It manages to combine the best parts of a Dutch oven, a traditional crockpot, and a high-performance burner into one elegant, non-stick vessel. What makes this model a kitchen hero? First, the 8.5-quart capacity and rectangular shape. This is a game-changer for anyone who cooks large meals, roasts, or racks of ribs. Unlike round slow cookers that force everything into a pile, the elongated shape accommodates a full chicken or a large pork shoulder perfectly, ensuring even cooking and better browning. Second, the "PossibleCooker" function is the most significant selling point. I can finally sear and sauté ingredients right in the pot before hitting the slow-cook button. No more dirtying a separate pan to brown the onions or sear the beef short ribs! This step, which is crucial for deep flavor development, is now seamless and contained. I build the entire flavor base for my stews, braises, and chilies in one go, locking in those savory Maillard reaction flavors before the slow simmer begins. Finally, the pot itself is a dream. It’s significantly lighter than the stoneware crocks of old, making it much easier to lift, serve from, and clean. The non-stick coating is robust, and everything—from sticky caramelizing sugars to burnt cheese—wipes away effortlessly. If you have a busy family, meal prep, or just appreciate appliances that make high-quality cooking simpler, the Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker PRO 8.5 is an absolute must-have. It’s an investment in efficiency and delicious, one-pot meals.

Cooked my first roast, easy to program, very sturdy and timer was easy to adjust. The lid sealed fine,used a silicone liner, not sure I am sold on that part yet. The silicone seemed to prevent the heat level on low but did fine on high. The silicone liner was not easy to clean.

I have used it a few times. I love it. I love how the pot comes out of the slow cooker. The handles are not hot when I pull it out and serve dinner. I love all of the settings. As the slow cooker finishes it switches from low to warm. I love the size and it wasn't too expensive. I feel like I should replace all of my old slow cookers with this amazing slow cooker.

Not sure how I cooked before I got this. It does nearly everything I need for day to day use. Super easy to clean. Super easy to use. Saves space by having multiple uses.

I purchased this a few weeks ago to replace my older crockpot that just wasn’t cutting it anymore. So far, I’ve used it several times in slow cook mode, which was my main reason for buying it, and it’s been a solid upgrade it terms of quality and size. The unit is very easy to use, and I really like the sleek, modern design - it looks good enough to leave out on the counter. One of my favorite features is that the pot lifts out, which makes cleanup much easier compared to traditional crockpots. Performance-wise, slow cooking has been consistent and reliable. Everything I’ve made so far has cooked evenly, and I appreciate how straightforward the controls are. The only downside I’ve noticed so far is the spoon attachment on top of the lid. It’s a nice idea in theory, but the execution feels a bit awkward. I personally would’ve preferred a different design or no spoon holder at all. Overall, this is a great option for anyone looking to upgrade their crockpot or for someone who wants a multi-purpose appliance that can do more than one thing. I’m especially looking forward to trying the sear and sous vide functions next.

The Ninja Possible Cooker is basically that overachiever friend who shows up early, does everyone’s job, and somehow still looks good doing it. Sear? Yes. Slow cook? Of course. Simmer, sauté, braise? Calm down, Ninja, leave some talent for the rest of us. I’ve browned meat directly in it, transitioned straight into slow cooking, and didn’t have to dirty three separate pans like I’m filming a cooking show. It heats evenly, holds temp well, and feels solid and not flimsy or “please don’t scratch me” delicate. What I love most is that it removes excuses. Dinner doesn’t need to be complicated. Toss it in, set it, and let it do its thing while I pretend I orchestrated a master plan. Only downside? It makes my other cookware nervous. I swear I heard my old slow cooker sigh when this showed up. 10/10. Efficient, versatile, and dangerously close to making me look like I have my life together.