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Sharonv

By Sharonv
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Sharonv Newbie
Sharonv
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Son just bought this and it has an internal air fryer, I am assuming its not safe to eat food cooked with this option

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trents Grand Master
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Sharonv, what specifically is your concern about this stove? Is your concern that is will be used to cook both gluten-containing food and gluten-free food? You are not giving us much to go on here.

Sharonv Newbie
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Yes, that the air will circulate and contaminate gluten free food, I may have been reading too much on Facebook group where they say once gluten food is used in a portable air fryer you can no longer use it for gluten-free foods

trents Grand Master
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The only problem I see with it would be adequately cleaning the LG air fryer tray because of it's mesh design. However, you could get two of them and use one only for gluten-free food. I wouldn't be worried about fumes contaminating your gluten-free food.

psawyer Proficient
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Airborne gluten is not beyond the pale--think flour in a bakery. But it is not something I worry about day-to-day. Clean regularly, and always place gluten-free items on the top rack. Gluten, such as crumbs, may travel downward due to gravity. It won't rise.

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