Review on Ninja XSKBAKEW Deluxe Foodi Accessory by Denise Woodcock

I have read reviews that these pans can be toxic. Hm. I've lived through decades with probably toxic things in the kitchen, from pans to cutlery and utensils. I live in the South, where the choice of unhealthy and delicious food is thriving. I know I have genetics from hell. Hm. Guess I love the excitement in my life or it's 2020 - I bought it. I don't regret it either. Frying pans are not easy. You seem strong. I haven't done any crazy ad testing on them because I don't have the money to ditch the door on another set. I don't use metal for my pans - I'm still scared my mom will appear out of nowhere and scream if I do. So, general first impression? Pretty good. Then it was time to cook. I confess I have never used a loaf pan. A pizza-like pan was great for pizza. Easy to clean. It doesn't quite fit the stands I have. But it balances quite well. I'm not sure if it's because I'm not taking the time or if it's a hardware issue. I got it working and my family had food - so cheers! Now the round pot - I admit I was skeptical that it would be enough to support a family. He looks so tiny and I have a bottomless pit called a teenager. Boy was I surprised! I found a recipe for a 6 serving chicken, bacon, broccoli, and rice cheese casserole. I thought that might be enough for us. This little pot had it all and I could have added more. Everything is deliciously prepared. There was not a grain of rice left. The pan was easy to clean. Hooray, another win for the food on the table! I cooked a few more dishes in a round pan. I haven't been disappointed yet. Oh, that pan stood perfectly on the counter - you see. So I can say that I am satisfied with my purchase. My family seems happy too, but maybe they're just happy that they have something to eat? It's hard to say with them. Guess I gotta follow my happy pan thoughts. Easy to clean, not lightweight, no peeling or weird stuff with the pans, heats up consistently, not a bad size, allows me to cook more meals in my expensive "kitchen toy" and a decent price for 3 pans. Hooray!