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Bethan Morgan

Your air fryer could be toxic – here’s how to tell if it is or not

Someone tipping chips out of an air fryer basket onto a plate.

Due to their speed, versatility and low costs, many households swear by air fryers for their weekly meals, healthy snacks and sweet treats. But as it always seems to go, once something starts to get popular, things start coming out to deter you from using them – in the air fryer’s case, it’s all about toxins.

There’s been lots of misinformation circulating about whether air fryers are toxic or not. The main cause of this is the material that your air fryer is made from. Most air fryers are made from plastic, stainless steel, ceramic and non-stick coatings – the latter of which has caused people to become concerned about the safety of their kitchen gadget.

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