Ninja DOUBLE STACK XL (9.5L/10QT)
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Ninja’s Double Stack SL300EU / SL300UK is an air fryer made for small kitchens, but after a much-hyped launch and some negative reviews, what is the double stack really like to use. In this video I talk you through the design of the Double Stack, why it is built the way it is and show you some real-life cooking tests alongside the Ninja Dual Zone Max. This video is NOT sponsored and the product was not gifted. I bought it myself! The drawers of the Ninja are made with a PTFE coating and the crisper plates are non-stick aluminium with a nano ceramic coating.
Recommended air fryer accessories
6-inch square tins (my most used air fryer accessory!)
Tart tins
Pudding moulds
Oil sprayer (new favourite!)
Aluminium foil containers
Air fryer guide magnet
Perforated paper liners
Meat probe
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Joe is the US YouTuber and chef who kindly let me use a clip of his Double Stack. Check out his channel for recipes, reviews and a rather awesome YouTube studio kitchen build! Thanks Joe!
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Ninja air fryer settings explained.
Which accessories should you buy?
My studio equipment
Sony A7 iV camera
28-75mm lens
Power supply for camera
Godox SL60W light x2
Godox lantern softbox (used with one SL60W light)
Gobo (used with second SL60W light)
LED floor lamp (by plant)
Rode Go Pro microphone
Elagto prompter
Pedal for Elgato prompter
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00:00 Introduction
01:21 Drawer dimensions
01:43 Why it is built like it is
03:37 Crisper plates and racks
04:34 Double Stack Pro setting
05:09 Control panel
06:27 Cooking tests
10:48 Answering criticisms of the Double Stack
13:41 Should you buy it?
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