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Question: what does the pan that comes out of the cooker weigh?  I have a bad back and I am having trouble lifting the ceramic pot in my crock pot to clean it.
Document: Next, it also has a slow cooker setting with Low, High and Buffet settings for traditional crock pot use. Lastly, the buffet setting is used to keep food warm for serving.So far everything has been super easy to clean. Although the main pot is dishwasher safe, the roasting rack and lid are not. However, I have not had anything stick bad enough that I was scrubbing to get it clean or issues with the non-stick cooking surface peeling off.
I love this cooker, it will do everything and the clean up is super easy. I have tried several recipes and they are all good
Its best to just tilt the lid off and hold it over the food to let the water drain off the lid and back into the pot.&#8221;Note: While the manufacturer warranty is only for one year, Costco will accept returns on the product for a period well in excess of one year. Product did not come with silicon mitts or a silicon muffin tray. Nonetheless, this price is hard to beat for a product that I believe is worth every penny of its suggested retail value.
The convenience of the Ninja 3-in-1 Cooking System is in its versatility with multiple settings essentially eliminates the need to use a traditional crock pot again. First, a Stovetop setting with low, medium, high settings that can be used for simmering, saut&eacute;ing, and searing meats. Second, it has an oven setting digital display that is adjustable from 250 - 425 degrees that can be used like a traditional oven.
It comes with a very nice cookbook, and lots of tips for converting your favorite recipes. I consider it a great buy.
I returned the unit that I bought because of the mismarked model (which, to be fair, I purchased from a different seller than the one in this listing, but the other listing is now gone). However, I decided not to purchase another unit because I became reluctant to use the product for steaming foods after I learned about the potential for rusting in the lid.One of the booklets that comes with the unit also lists other manufacturer's pans, cookware, etc.
I ordered and paid for the MC703 model. I received the MC703CO model. It clearly stated I was buying the MC703 model at the top of the page on my order. It also clearly stated what I was to receive with the MC703 model with all the additional options. I spent an additional $29 for two day express shipping to get what I did not order here on time. This is a gift that I now do not have time to send back. What a disappointment.
out of the unit),  A reviewer for the MC702 model says that if you purchase an MC703 directly from Ninja, you get a loaf pan instead of a silicon muffin tray. I haven't verified that myself, but I am simply repeating that possible difference here.Also buyers should be aware that you cannot put the lid in the dishwasher because the instruction booklet says the lid will rust.
The Ninja does it all. Move seamlessly from searing to slow cooking without changing pots. I like that I can use it as a stovetop (with settings of low, medium or high), as a roaster, as a steamer, as an oven (with programmable settings for time and temperature), or as a slow cooker (with programmable time and temperature) that automatically switches to keep warm at the end of the cooking cycle.
With the speed and quality of the food coming out of the Ninja I do not mind cleaning it at all. Also, since you can usually prepare a whole meal in the cooking system cleaning the kitchen becomes much easier because your pots and pans can stay in the cupboard.Things to consider:The Auto Warm function is for Slow Cooker mode only. Also, there is no buzzer or DING! to notify you when the cooking timer is done.
Answer: It doesn't weigh as much as a ceramic pot, but make sure to empty it of food before you try to lift it.