Ninja Foodi NeverStick - User Manual

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RECOMMENDED
Let pans cool before cleaning.
While our product is 100% dishwasher safe,
hand-washing with a mild liquid dish soap is
always best.
If you notice grease or discoloring on the
stainless steel handles, clean thoroughly with
baking soda and white vinegar and then
wipe with a sponge or soft cloth.
NOT RECOMMENDED
Never use sharp instruments such as knives
and forks or appliances such as electric mixers.
Do not use metallic or abrasive sponges.
Never use aerosol cooking spray.
Avoid sliding cookware on glass cook tops,
as this can lead to scratching of the cook
top surfaces.
Cleaning & Care Instructions
Use & Storage
To allow steam to release when using
the tempered glass lids for steaming or
boiling, simply lift or angle the lid away
from you slightly to release steam.
When using an induction stovetop, the
base of the pan should match the size of
the burner. If a burner does not detect the
cookware, try placing it on a smaller burner.
Make sure your cookware and lids are
dried thoroughly before using them on
the stovetop or in the oven.
When stacking your cookware, to
avoid scratching the outer rim, lift pans
vertically and never rotate pans while
stacked.
Preheat. Cook. Enjoy.
Seared Steak
preheat on high for 3 minutes
cook for 8 minutes
(4 minutes per side)
Fajitas
preheat on medium-high
for 2 minutes
cook for 15 minutes
Pancakes
preheat on medium-high
for 3–4 minutes
cook for 3 minutes
(flip after 2 minutes)
No matter what you cook, preheating is the best way to get the most out of your cookware.
Here are preheating guidelines for some family favorites. Preheat times can vary a bit based
on your stove, pan size, and burner size.
How do you know when your pan
is hot enough?
A droplet of water will sizzle and jump
around on the surface of the dry pan.
Our forged construction makes for even heating and potentially longer preheat
times than you're used to. It can be tempting to cook food before the pan is hot
enough. Preheating your pan not only prevents food from sticking, it also ensures
an even sear on meat or fish and bright, flavorful vegetables.
Heat up before you cook up.
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Summary

Use and Storage Guidelines

Steam Release for Lids

Lift or angle tempered glass lids slightly to release steam during steaming or boiling.

Induction Stovetop Compatibility

Ensure pan base matches burner size on induction stovetops for proper detection.

Drying Cookware Before Use

Thoroughly dry cookware and lids before placing them on the stovetop or in the oven.

Safe Cookware Stacking

Lift pans vertically to avoid scratching the outer rim; never rotate stacked pans.

Preheating for Optimal Cooking

Determining Pan Heat

A droplet of water will sizzle and jump on a sufficiently hot dry pan surface.

Preheating Guidelines

Preheat pans for even heating, preventing sticking, and ensuring better food flavor.

Cleaning and Care Instructions

Recommended Cleaning Methods

Let pans cool before cleaning. Hand-wash with mild liquid dish soap for best results.

Not Recommended Cleaning Methods

Avoid sharp instruments, metallic/abrasive sponges, and aerosol cooking spray.

Recommended Heat Settings

Low Heat Use

Use low heat for warming foods, simmering, or preparing delicate sauces.

Medium Heat Use

Use medium heat for reducing liquids and making pancakes and sandwiches.

Medium-High Heat Use

Use medium-high heat for sautéing, frying, stir-frying, and making omelets.

High Heat Use

Use high heat for boiling liquids and searing. Do not leave empty pan on high > 2-3 min.

Cookware Stacking and Storage

Stackable Lid Design

Lid handles are engineered to stack in any order, fitting storage needs from big to small.

Built-In Scratch Protection

Nesting design protects cooking surfaces; elevated suspension ensures bases never touch.

Optimal Stacking Method

Stack pots in one column and pans in another, from biggest at bottom to smallest at top.

Ninja Foodi NeverStick Specifications