COSORI
COSORI is a mass-market appliance brand, not a plastic-minimizer - most of the lineup is conventional. The one standout is the GK172 glass kettle, engineered so plastic never touches the water via a stainless inner lid and filter. Its air fryer tells the other side of the story: a PFAS-free sol-gel ceramic basket is better than Teflon, but it's still an applied coating food scrapes against. Buy the specific product, not the brand.
How clear are their specs?
The kettle's water-contact materials (glass, stainless lid and filter) are stated clearly, but elsewhere the brand leans on framing like "PFAS-free ceramic" without fully characterizing the coating.
Products we list
Double-Wall Stainless Steel Electric Kettle (CDK-SE151)
An all-steel double-wall kettle at glass-kettle prices - steel interior, steel inner lid, steel spout and filter, concealed element, and no seam or window for water to reach plastic.
Electric Gooseneck Kettle (CO108-NK)
An all-steel gooseneck with temperature control - 304 interior, steel inner lid, steel gooseneck spout - and, unlike the Fellow Stagg, no silicone sitting in the water path.
Original Glass Electric Kettle
Borosilicate glass kettle engineered around the water path - stainless inner lid and stainless filter mean plastic never touches the water, at a budget price.
TurboBlaze Air Fryer
A basket-style air fryer with a PFAS-free ceramic (sol-gel) coating instead of Teflon. Better than a PTFE basket, but still an applied coating that food scrapes at 400F+ - the Caraway situation, in appliance form.