8qt Vortex Plus Dual Basket Air Fryer

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Description

This Instant™ Vortex™ Plus has a ton of useful features, but top of the list has to be the ClearCook window. The see-through window works with a perfectly placed light inside so you can check on cooking progress without opening the basket. The dual baskets mean you can cook double up cooking, or cook two separate foods at the same time. SyncCook and SyncFinish automatically match settings for cooking or match the finish time between the two baskets. The EvenCrisp™ air flow technology delivers crispy, tender results every time with 95% less oil. 6 cooking programs give you one-touch access to easy recipes, but let you customize for yourself. And because the cooking basket and cooking trays are non-stick and dishwasher safe, clean-up is a snap.

California Assembly Bill No. 1200 (AB1200) Cookware Discussion
This product contains PTFE
Authoritative List: CECBP – Priority Chemicals
For more information about chemicals in this product, visit:
https://calsafer.dtsc.ca.gov/cms/candidatechemical/?rid=22892

PTFE, PFA and FEP are all fluoropolymers that create a non-stick surface on the food-contact surface of cookware and bakeware products.
Although inert solids, PTFE, PFA and FEP are classified as PFAS substances and must be disclosed.
Given that PFAS is a broad categorization that includes thousands of fluorochemicals, we recommend visiting the below source to learn more about the different types of PFAS substances.
https://cookwareandbakeware.org/good-science/

Ley n°1200 (AB1200) de la Asamblea de California: Discusión sobre utensilios de cocina
Este producto contiene PTFE
Lista autorizada: CECPB – Químicos prioritarios
Para más información sobre los químicos en este producto, favor de visitar:
https://calsafer.dtsc.ca.gov/cms/candidatechemical/?rid=22892

PTFE, PFA y FEP son fluoropolímeros que crean una capa antiadherente en la superficie en contacto con alimentos de utensilios de cocina y productos para hornear.
Aunque los sólidos inertes, PTFE, PFA y FEP se clasifican como sustancias PFAS y deben divulgarse.
Dado que PFAS es una categorización amplia que incluye miles de fluoroquímicos, recomendamos visitar la siguiente fuente para obtener más información sobre los diferentes tipos de sustancias PFAS.
https://cookwareandbakeware.org/good-science/