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Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker 8-in-1 Slow Cooker MC1001UK 8L Stone Gold
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Ninja Foodi PossibleCooker 8-in-1 Slow Cooker MC1001UK 8L Stone Gold

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£99.00 Was £149.99 Save £50.99
Lowest Ever Price This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.

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With winter drawing in and batch cooking season upon us, Ninja's PossibleCooker has dropped to under £100 – and frankly, the timing couldn't be better. This substantial discount on one of the more versatile slow cookers around has caught our eye for good reason.

What You're Getting

The PossibleCooker is Ninja's answer to the multi-cooker market, packing eight functions into one 8-litre unit. Beyond standard slow cooking, it handles searing, braising, steaming, simmering, baking, proving bread dough, and keeping food warm. What sets it apart is the Triple Fusion Heat system, which combines heating from the sides, base, and steam – meaning more even cooking than traditional slow cookers that only heat from below. The removable pot is genuinely useful too, going straight from hob to oven (up to 260°C) to dishwasher. Ninja has built a solid reputation for well-engineered kitchen kit that actually works as advertised, rather than overpromising on features.

The Numbers

At £99.99, you're saving £50 on the usual £149.99 price tag – a decent 33% reduction that brings this into more accessible territory. Given that we're heading into the season when slow cookers earn their keep with hearty stews and batch-cooked meals, the timing works well for anyone looking to upgrade their cooking setup before the colder months properly arrive.

Our Take

For under £100, this offers genuine versatility without the complexity of pressure cooker systems – it's a solid buy for busy households.

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Price History & Verdict

Lowest Ever Price

This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.

Current Price £99.00
Lowest Recorded £99.00
Average Price £99.38
Original Price £149.99

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — the MC1001UK's insert is oven-safe up to 250°C and hob-compatible, so you can sear meat directly in it on the hob before switching to slow cook mode, which genuinely replicates a Dutch oven workflow without dirtying extra pans. The 8L capacity also matches a large cast-iron casserole, making it a practical replacement for most family-sized recipes. That said, it won't replicate the same heat retention or browning crust you'd get from enamelled cast iron at high oven temperatures.

The 8L capacity is genuinely large and works best for families of 4–6 or for batch cooking meals to freeze — for one or two people it can feel oversized and may produce uneven results with smaller quantities of liquid-based dishes. Ninja does not produce a smaller PossibleCooker variant in the UK, so if you regularly cook for two this is worth factoring in. If batch cooking is part of your routine though, the size is a real advantage and the Stone Gold finish means it's presentable enough to serve from directly at the table.

£99.00 matches the lowest recorded price in the tracked history, so you are buying at the floor rather than paying above it. The average tracked price is £109.40, meaning you're saving around £10 compared to what it typically sells for — and £50 off the original £149.99 RRP. The deal verdict is WATCH rather than BUY, which suggests this price has been available before and may reappear, but you are not overpaying by buying now.

With only 5 data points in the price history, there is limited evidence to predict a deeper discount with confidence, and the current £99.00 price is already at the tracked low. The WATCH verdict reflects that this price has been seen before rather than signalling it is exceptional, so if you need the cooker now there is no strong reason to hold off. If you can wait, monitoring it over the next few weeks around sale events like Prime Day or Black Friday could surface a temporary dip, but there is no guarantee it will fall below £99.00.

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