Ditching my plastic air fryer for the non-toxic Ninja Crispi Pro was the best kitchen upgrade I made this year
Thanks to two borosilicate cooking containers and still being a compact size for easy storage, the Ninja Crispi Pro also makes cooking and cleaning easy at a very good price.
In June this year, the Ninja Crispi Pro air fryer entered the Australian market. I had been waiting for it, as my existing two-drawer air fryer was suffering from peeling off the nonstick coating. After some research, I learned that the nonstick coating wasn’t toxic, but I still wanted to upgrade. The Crispi Pro at AU$399 RRP seemed like a reasonable price, considering its performance and safety features.
Although it may not offer the versatility of my previous air fryer with the steam function, the Crispi Pro has performed exceptionally well for me. I no longer have to worry about black bits contaminating my food, as the glass containers come with airtight lids. The larger 5.7L capacity allows me to cook dishes for up to 10 people, and the smaller 2.3L container is suitable for single servings.
With its compact size, the Crispi Pro takes up less space on the kitchen counter compared to my previous air fryer. I highly recommend the Ninja Crispi Pro for those looking for a safer and more efficient air fryer upgrade.
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