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Ninja has just launched a new product: a smokeless indoor grill and griddle known as the Ninja Sizzle (GR100).
The Ninja Sizzle is a compact cooking system that offers the benefits of indoor grilling and griddling right from your countertop. With its high-heat capabilities, reaching temperatures of up to 500°F, it allows you to achieve char-grilled marks and evenly cooked meals. The interchangeable grill and griddle plates provide versatility, allowing you to cook a variety of dishes from pancakes and crêpes to mouth-watering steaks.
The grill is designed to be smokeless, thanks to its perforated mesh lid. This feature eliminates smoke from your kitchen and reduces splatter during cooking. Additionally, the grill and griddle plates are equipped with high walls and grease catches.
The Ninja Sizzle offers a family-sized capacity with its 14” grill and griddle plates. According to Ninja, you can comfortably cook a half dozen burgers or pancakes to feed a family of 4-6 people.
Cleaning up after cooking should be relatively easy thanks to the removable nonstick grill and griddle plates. Furthermore, the perforated mesh lid is detachable and dishwasher-safe.
You have the flexibility to cook with the hood up or hood down on the Ninja Sizzle. Keeping the hood up allows for a blast of concentrated high-heat, while dropping the lid retains heat and melts toppings for your dishes.
I can’t wait to get my hands on a unit so that I can do a proper Ninja Sizzle review. Stay tuned!
If you’re looking for an outdoor solution that allows you to infuse your food with the flavor of smoke, then I highly recommend the Ninja Woodfire Smoker and Grill. I wrote an in-depth review about it earlier this year and you can use this comparison article to the learn the difference between the pro model, regular model, and the Ninja Woodfire oven.
I hope you found this product showcase helpful! If you own a Ninja Sizzle, please let us know about your experience with it in the comments below.