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Laura Honey

This surprising ingredient could be making your air fryer toxic – advice from a chef on how to use yours safely

A black air fryer on a white kitchen countertop with a wooden chopping board beside it.

Knowing how to use your air fryer safely will not only make it last for longer, it can help you towards a healthier life too. You'll already know not to overheat it or use sharp utensils in the baskets, but you might be using an ingredient in your recipes that is doing a lot more damage.

If you haven't invested in one of the best non-toxic air fryers (which are lined with ceramic and stainless steel) you'll need to be careful with what you put in your air fryer. In a recent conversation with Sam Milner, author and air fryer chef, she revealed a surprising ingredient that could be doing some serious damage to your non-stick lining.

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