Cuisinart Adds Two ClearView Air Fryers in Australia

The expanded range includes a 3.8L glass model and an 8.5L nine-in-one model, both with PFAS-free coated plates.

Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Appliances

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Cuisinart expanded its Australian air fryer range on Tuesday with a 3.8-litre glass model and an 8.5-litre nine-in-one model, both featuring PFAS-free coated plates. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Cuisinart has expanded its Australian air fryer range with two ClearView models: a 3.8L Glass Air Fryer and an 8.5L ClearView 9 in 1 Air Fryer. Both feature removable PFAS-free ceramic-coated crisper plates and two viewing windows with internal lights.

Why it matters

Cuisinart points to research showing consumer concern about materials that come into contact with food. The launch gives Australian buyers options built around glass cooking surfaces and PFAS-free coatings.

The 3.8L model cooks in a glass bowl and the 8.5L model has an 8.5L capacity, both drawing 1800W and reaching up to 230°C. Cuisinart cites survey figures showing 50 per cent of Australians concerned about microplastics and 51 per cent worried about non-stick coatings flaking, though the source does not provide pricing or independent verification of these claims.

The players

Cuisinart

Cuisinart is a major American kitchen appliance brand known for food processors, blenders and air fryers sold internationally.

The details

The 3.8L model uses a glass bowl that can be fitted with a BPA-free food-contact lid and used to store leftovers. The 8.5L model uses a PFAS-free ceramic-coated basket, and all removable components are dishwasher-safe. Both models include a three-year warranty.

Market Landscape

The launch reflects a broader move by appliance makers to market PFAS-free coatings and glass cooking surfaces as consumers grow wary of non-stick materials. Cuisinart's expansion places it among brands competing on material safety rather than capacity alone.

Buyers choosing an air fryer can now compare glass-bowl and PFAS-free coated options in Australia. The three-year warranty and dishwasher-safe parts affect ongoing maintenance and replacement costs.

The takeaway

When comparing air fryers, check whether the cooking surface and coatings are PFAS-free and whether removable parts are dishwasher-safe. Those details affect both food-contact safety and day-to-day upkeep.

Further reading

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