GoKawiilNinja launches 12-in-1 MultiPot XL countertop cooker
CNET tested Ninja's newly released MultiPot XL, a 12-in-1 cooker with settings including slow cook, sear/sauté, bake, steam, sous vide, rice and hot pot. The appliance offers a 7.5-quart 'Megazone' pot or two separate 3.5-quart ceramic-coated pots, and the review tested it by preparing homemade ramen using the sear/sauté function.
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The launch continues Ninja's pattern of frequent, rapid-fire product releases, following recent launches like the Prepi, CrushBoss and NeverQuit cookware, which may help the brand stay visible on social media and wishlists. Whether a multifunction device like this can genuinely replace several single-purpose appliances—an Instant Pot, Crockpot or Dutch oven—remains a question the reviewer is testing rather than a settled fact.
- Ninja's MultiPot XL has 12 cooking functions including sear/sauté, sous vide and hot pot.
- It offers a 7.5-quart single pot or two 3.5-quart ceramic-coated pots.
- The release follows several other recent Ninja product launches in quick succession.
Ninja MultiPot XL 12-in-1 Cooker — If you're intrigued by the versatility discussed in the article, the Ninja MultiPot XL lets you consolidate slow cooking, searing, steaming, sous vide, and more into one countertop appliance. It's a great pick for anyone looking to streamline their kitchen gear without sacrificing cooking versatility, especially as colder weather makes soups and slow-cooked meals more appealing.”,
See Ninja MultiPot XL 12-in-1 Cooker on Amazon → Affiliate link — we may earn a commission on purchases, at no extra cost to you. Product picked by AI based on this article; it is not a tested recommendation.Source: cnet.com — Corin Cesaric-Epple, 2026-10-25
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