We believe the tools you cook with matter just as much as the food you make.

That’s why Fritaire is built with materials you can trust — no BPA, no Teflon, no PFAS, and no “forever chemicals” hiding behind non-stick coatings. We choose glass and thoughtful design so you can cook with confidence, see your food as it cooks, and feel good serving it to the people you love.

This isn’t a trend or a marketing claim. It’s our commitment to safer, more intentional cooking — today and for the long run.

OUR NON-TOXIC PROMISE

  • A plastic chemical that leaches on your food and disrupts hormones.

  • “Forever chemicals” that can accumulate inyour body.

  • Also known as Teflon. Releases harmful fumesat high heat.

  • A chemical that may have carcinogenic effects.

    A CLOSER LOOK AT MATERIALS

    Let’s tackle each material that comes remotely into contact with food cooked inside your Fritaire.

    TEMPERED GLASS BOWL

    At the core of our Non-Toxic Pledge is our tempered glass cooking bowl, chosen intentionally for both safety and performance. Tempered glass is heat-safe, non-toxic, and non-reactive, meaning it does not require chemical non-stick coatings such as PTFE or PFAS (forever chemicals) to function.

    HOW DOES OUR GLASS BOWL COMPARE TO OTHER “NON-TOXIC AIR FRYERS” IN THE MARKET?

    Many air fryers today claim to be “non-toxic,” but that label often applies to one component, not the entire cooking system. Many famous brands like Ninja remove non-stick coatings from baskets but still rely on coated accessories, hidden metal interiors, or partial glass designs that don’t eliminate chemical exposure altogether. Fritaire is different by design. Fritaire’s food cooks directly inside a fully tempered glass bowl, without chemical coatings, liners, or treated surfaces coming into contact with food.

    COOKING ACCESSORIES

    Fritaire’s Rotisserie Spit, Tumbling Basket, and Air Stand are designed to meet the same non-toxic standards as the air fryer itself. Because these accessories come into direct contact with food, they are made from 304 (18/8) food-grade stainless steel — one of the highest-quality stainless steels used in professional cookware.

    These accessories are also dishwasher safe, supporting easy cleanup without degrading the material over time.

    HOW OFTEN DO OTHER AIR FRYERS IN THE MARKET COOK FOOD EVENLY?

    Most air fryers on the market struggle to cook food evenly because they rely on static airflow and fixed baskets, which allow hot air to hit food from only a few directions. This often leads to uneven browning, frequent flipping, and inconsistent results—especially with whole proteins, dense vegetables, or irregularly shaped foods. Fritaire addresses this limitation with food-contact accessories made from 304 food-grade stainless steel, such as the rotisserie spit and tumbling basket, which allow food to rotate continuously through the hot-air vortex. By keeping food in motion, these non-toxic accessories ensure heat reaches every surface evenly, producing consistent doneness and texture without chemical coatings.

    SHAFT SOCKET

    Inside the glass bowl is the shaft socket, the internal connection point that allows the Rotisserie Spit and Tumbling Basket to attach securely to the motor, which sits safely outside the cooking chamber. While this component appears black and plastic-like, it is made from food-safe PPS (Polyphenylene Sulfide), a high- performance material specifically chosen for its heat resistance, stability, and non-toxicity. PPS is commonly used in food and high-temperature applications because it does not leach, warp, or release harmful substances during cooking.

    DO OTHER AIR FRYER BRANDS ACTUALLY PLACE NON-FOOD-SAFE PLASTIC INSIDE THEIR BASKET?

    It pains us to say this, but yes. Many brands that claim “non-toxic” actually use internal components made from generic or lower-grade plastics that can come into contact with food or cooking byproducts, especially around vents, clips, or internal mounts. These parts may not always be made from certified food-safe, heat-stable materials, which can lead to concerns about durability, off-gassing, or microscopic particles when exposed to high heat over time.

    In contrast, every component inside a Fritaire air fryer that touches food, supports food movement, or resides in the cooking chamber— including the shaft socket that enables our rotisserie and tumbling basket—is made from engineered, food-safe materials like tempered glass and high-performance PPS that remain stable at cooking temperatures and do not leach or react with food.

    FRITAIRE PIONEERED NON-TOXIC

      BUT THIS ISN’T A TREND TO US. IT’S A PROMISE.

      UNLIKE THE OTHER BIG BRANDS IN THE MARKET, WE DON’T CLAIM TO BE “NON-TOXIC” JUST TO GET YOUR SUPPORT.
      WE JUST ARE.

      • THE ORIGINAL SELF-CLEANING AIR FRYER

      • THE FIRST-EVER NON-TOXIC GLASS AIR FRYER

      • STARTED THE COLORFUL AIR FRYER TREND

      • THE ONLY GLASS AIR FRYER WITH ROTISSERIE

        “Fritaire was built to challenge the idea that convenience has to come with
        compromises. We wanted to raise the standard for what people expect from the
        tools they use every day.”

        Andreas Hansen, CEO

          Frequently Asked Questions

          Non-toxic air fryers avoid chemical coatings like PTFE and PFAS that can degrade at high heat. Glass or ceramic cooking surfaces reduce chemical exposure during frequent, everyday cooking.

          Fritaire was the first air fryer brand to address these concerns through product redesign, eliminating chemical coatings in favor of a glass cooking chamber.

          Fritaire pioneered the modern non-toxic air fryer by replacing coated metal baskets with a fully glass-bowl design.

          Fritaire helped popularize design-forward air fryers by introducing intentional colorways, including the widely recognized Sage Green.

          No, most air fryers rely on static baskets; rotisserie and circulating accessories are not standard features and was invented by Fritaire.

          No, self-cleaning is uncommon, and Fritaire was the first to introduce it. It's enabled by designs like glass bowls that support steam-based cleaning.

          No, most air fryers offer limited modes. Fritaire introduced a multi-function system designed to replace several appliances.