To ask if anyone has ninja air fryer?

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Looking to buy Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer- AF300UK. Is it worth the price?

voting - YABU - do not buy
YABNU - buy

Yes, this is my worry. We've had one for 10 days. I cook a lot of casseroles, sauce based recipes and reading other threads about air fryers, people seem to have a slow cooker or a15 in 1thingy where you can cook slowly, marinate, saute and bubble away...
I'm yet to be convinced...I think one poster mentioned putting wet based, saucy/ casserole/ curry type recipes into a loaf thin, then putting it in the air fryer. Anyone able to reassure me that I can do this?

PS. I've just got the Ninja dual drawer one.

I've got that one, use it most days, cook steaks, bacon, toasties, veg, lasagna, breakfasts, sausages, the only thing I don't cook in it are chips because I can't get the timings right & the chips lack the grease factor I love.

I’ve got the 15 in 1 and we use it daily. The only the time the oven goes on now is if it doesn’t fit in the ninja.

ninjakitchen.co.uk/product/ninja-foodi-11-in-1-smartlid-multi-cooker-6l-ol550uk-zidOL550UK

This is mine

We have the 14-in-1 and use it all the time,
predominantly for meals cooked from scratch. I didn’t think I’d use the pressure function much but I use it a lot. I think if it was just an air fryer it wouldn’t get used as much but because of all the functions, and the fact that you can use one function and then add some more ingredients to the pot and use another function, it’s so useful.

The pot is easy to clean too which is a massive bonus.