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Stainless rack for Ninja Crispi 4-in-1?

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I'm looking to get one of these for my daughter
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Ninja CRISPi 4-in-1 Portable Glass Air Fryer - Cyber Space FN101UKGY - Ninja Air Fryers

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but reading around the net it looks like the rack has an undisclosed coating, which makes its claim to be 'non-toxic' questionable. Has anyone found stainless substitutes for the racks that'll fit the small and larger glass bowls that come with the set? Failing that, any alternative recommendations for a non-toxic air fryer at about that price point (£150)?

Thanks, Chris
 
We have an Instant Pot, with the air fryer lid. My better half has only occasionally used that lid, but it's worked well (I thought it was a bit of a gimmic, but not so). I think it was in that price bracket, but I don't know if having the feature as an accessory would work for you. And anyway the instant pot has plastic parts, which I'm assuming you're not keen on.

That said, I've had the bottom off it to check it out*, and I was pleasantly surprised at the build quality. Also 'consumable' spares like the seals and safety valve seem easy to get.

(I like to take the lid of most things that come into the house if posible, just so I know.)
 
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