Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT
A large uncoated borosilicate-glass bowl over a bare stainless rack - coating-free in the food path, but a no-name dropship listing (not a real brand) with a documented early-failure pattern, so we don't recommend it.
The verdict: No-contact plastic
Food sits in an uncoated borosilicate glass bowl and on a bare stainless steel crisping rack - no PTFE, no ceramic sol-gel, no nonstick coating anywhere it touches. The heating unit and base housing are plastic and metal but sit outside the bowl, so they never contact food. It lands at no-contact-plastic on the same basis as the Fritaire: a coating-free glass and stainless food path with plastic confined to the appliance body.
Verification: Unverified · Last reviewed
What it's made of
| Part | Material | Food contact |
|---|---|---|
| cooking bowl uncoated borosilicate glass; listings cite a ~6mm thick glass bowl | Borosilicate Glass | Yes primary 🔥 |
| crisping rack bare stainless rack that lifts food off the glass floor; grade not formally published by any source | Stainless Steel grade unspecified | Yes primary 🔥 |
| heating unit / base housing 1800W circulating heating element and controls in a plastic-and-metal housing above/below the bowl, out of the food path | Plastic other / unspecified | No |
A large-capacity glass air fryer: food goes into a clear ~7.5-quart glass bowl and rests on a bare stainless crisping rack. You can watch the food cook, and the glass bowl is dishwasher safe. It is heavy and bulky, and the glass bowl is more fragile than a metal basket. Sold in a ~7.5QT size at a price aimed at budget buyers avoiding coated baskets.
Pros
- Large capacity for a glass air fryer, and among the most affordable of the type
- Fully visible cooking; glass bowl is dishwasher safe
Cons
- Not a real brand - boswellairfryer.com is an AI-generated Amazon-affiliate landing page, and the fryer is a churned third-party listing (seller "CUCOL", multiple near-identical ASINs)
- Documented early-failure pattern - multiple owners report the unit dying completely after ~4-5 months ("Died on us 4 months after purchasing")
- No plastic-free-community owner validation - it's asked about but never vouched for; the community picks the Ninja Crispi instead
Categories: Air Fryers
Sources
Every material claim above is backed by these. This is the scattered info we centralized.
- review https://boswellairfryer.com NOT a manufacturer - an AI-generated Amazon-affiliate landing page (stock testimonials, no company/address/specs, Amazon Associates disclosure in footer); treat as marketing, not evidence
- review https://www.amazon.com/BOSWELL-Transparent-Circulating-Temperature-Dishwasher/dp/B0F7R418NQ third-party retail listing (7.5QT glass bowl, circulating heating, dishwasher-safe); sold by seller CUCOL, churned across near-identical ASINs, ~4.4 stars with reports of the unit dying after months
- review https://wellwhisk.com/best-non-toxic-glass-air-fryer/ independent roundup describing the Boswell 7.5QT as a 6mm borosilicate glass bowl with an 1800W element and an included stainless steel crisping rack
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