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.
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
Common questions
Does the Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT have plastic in it?
No. Nothing that touches your food on the Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT is plastic or silicone — the food path is borosilicate glass and stainless steel. There is plastic in the heating unit / base housing, which never touches your food.
What is the Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT made of?
Part by part, the Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT is: cooking bowl — borosilicate glass; crisping rack — stainless steel; heating unit / base housing — plastic.
Is the Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT BPA-free?
No plastic touches your food on the Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT — the food path is borosilicate glass and stainless steel — so BPA, which comes from polycarbonate and epoxy plastics, is not in play here.
Where is the Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT made?
The Boswell Glass Air Fryer 7.5QT is made in China.
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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