Goldlion Desiccant Rack Compatible with Ninja Foodi Pressure Cookers and Air Fryers 6.5 and 8 Liter

I've used this rack in my Instant Pot 8 quart to dehydrate a range of food - oranges, lemons, mushrooms, berries etc and it works great. My only issue is that I can't use it to dehydrate sweetcorn or peas as they will fall through the gaps in the mesh. I will have to purchase something with a finer mesh to put on the grate. Good product though and would be an excellent product if it came with a fine silicon mesh for each tier.

The Goldlion Dehydrator Rack was actually purchased to address a different cooking task. I often make large batches (75-100) of baked enchiladas. My recipe consists of slightly pre-cooking the corn tortillas and in the past, I used a small cast skillet with oil on the stovetop and cooking two to three tortillas at a time. This process is both time-consuming, messy, and not as healthy (too much oil) as I'd like it to be. My thought was to find a multi-shelf rack for the 6.5 quart Ninja Foodi and experiment with oil application methods, temperatures, and cooking times for the corn tortillas. The rack worked perfectly! First Impressions: - Sturdy. Comments on other brand racks state that the wire trays are flimsy or not secure. The Goldlion rack trays during this test were sturdy and seem durable enough for long-term reliability. - Cleaning. I must admit that I was nervous about how the rack would clean. Consider that I was cooking 5 corn tortillas at a time (375°-400°), back-to-back without any cooling time in-between, and the tortillas were covered in oil. I could see the discoloration from the oil baking onto the surface. (This is easily seen in the attached image). When the cooking was complete (100 tortillas, 20 cycles in the Ninja Foodi) the rack honestly looked like it would be permanently discolored. Initial attempts to scrub the surface removed none of the baked-on oil. I decided to place the rack into a pot filled with a couple of inches of hot water, then add two cups of baking soda over the rack before pouring in a few cups of white vinegar. Now, completely submerged, the baked-on oil immediately started to fall off in sheets! I decided to boil the mix for a few minutes and then rinse. All of the oil and discoloration were removed and the rack looks as good as new. That shows decent manufacture of this rack. The rack survived my test and performed perfectly. Someone using it for dehydration tasks should be very happy with it.

Brilliant product, fits perfectly, extremely well made and very easy to clean. Makes air frying easy.

Best purchase I've made for my intant pot duo crisp 8qt. Really impressed with the build quality, so far have made dehydrated apple chips, and currently have my first batch on beef jerky on the go. This makes it super easy, and the racks are a breeze to assemble. My only complaint (and is a minor one) is that the racks could be a little larger for the 8qt pot. I really wish that there was one extra rack that could be installed at the top, as it is a little short in the pot. But nonetheless it is by no means small, and you can still fit a great deal of food on the trays. But bigger is better right? 10/10 would buy again.

I can use about one fruit per rack, sliced, unless it's big like a naval orange. The bottom racks a bit annoying to put things on because the sides all in on you but otherwise just want I needed. It get easier to put the racks on after one use

I just purchased an 8qt Ninja Foodi and was excited about making dehydrated treats for my pups. The cooking rack that was included with the Ninja was not adequate for dehydrating larger quantities, so I found this product - which was highly rated and reasonably priced. It works perfectly! I can dry nearly 3x the amount of food and the smaller pieces don't fall through the grates. Very easy to clean and fits perfectly in my cooker. It's a little more expensive than other products out there, but it's well made and each of the shelves can be removed for easy cleaning and storage. Definitely recommend.