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==== Because you often cook for more than four people, Suvie can work — but mostly as part of a hybrid solution, not as the only method. Here is what I would suggest if I were you: ====
* Use Suvie for dinners for up to 4–5 people — that might be you + spouse + kids + au pair.
* On nights you expect grandparents too, either: 1. Use Suvie plus a side dish (grain, salad, veggies) to stretch the meal. 2. Use a larger recipe (if available) or cook two trays / stagger cooks.
* On heavier cooking nights, rely instead on a multi-cooker or multi-pot appliance that handles larger volumes and lets you control portions more manually.

For example, something like Ninja Foodi 10-in-1 6.5-Quart Pro Pressure Cooker & Air Fryer or Instant Pot Pro Plus 6-Quart Smart Pressure Cooker gives you flexibility, quantity, and control — great for batch cooking proteins, grains, beans, or full meals that feed 6+.

If you like — I can sketch a weekly meal-planning approach for you that combines Suvie + a multi-cooker + simple side dishes. It would aim to minimize cooking time while feeding a larger household.