Kismile Launches Roasti™ 5-in-1 Portable Glass Air Fryer: A Stylish, Smart, and Health-Conscious Kitchen Solution
A Smarter Way to Fry: 5 Cooking Modes, One Elegant Design
The Kismile RoastiTM isn't just an air fryer—it's a 5-in-1 culinary companion. With preset modes including ROAST, REROAST, DEEP ROAST, BROIL, and KEEP WARM, users can prepare everything from juicy meats to crispy frozen snacks with ease. A built-in 1500W heating element ensures faster cooking with less oil, supporting healthier lifestyles without compromising taste.
Dual Glass Bowls, Dual Convenience
RoastiTM comes with two stackable high-borosilicate glass bowls: a 2.6QT option for solo meals and a larger 4.7QT bowl for family dishes. The transparent 360°design allows users to monitor their meals at a glance while adding a modern aesthetic to any kitchen. After cooking, simply cover with the leak-proof snap-lock lid and use it as a bento box or for fridge storage—perfect for meal prep and on-the-go lifestyles.
Healthy Cooking with Clean Materials
Unlike traditional air fryers, the RoastiTM uses no Teflon, PFAS, or BPA. Its food-grade glass construction ensures pure, non-toxic cooking with no plastic odors, making it ideal for families or anyone seeking a clean eating experience.
Designed for Modern Life: Compact, Portable, Easy to Store
Perfect for apartments, dorms, RVs, or minimalist homes, RoastiTM features a space-saving design with the heating component stored neatly inside the bowl when not in use. Non-slip feet keep it steady during cooking, while its lightweight build and sleek touch control panel appeal to style-conscious users and small-space dwellers alike.
Easy Cleanup, Hassle-Free Living
Both glass bowls and lids are dishwasher-safe, offering a cleaning experience as effortless as the cooking. The detachable top heater and smooth surfaces make post-meal maintenance a breeze—no more scrubbing hidden corners or greasy trays.
The Kismile RoastiTM 5-in-1 Portable Glass Air Fryer is now available at https://kismile.com/ and on Amazon.
About Kismile
Kismile is dedicated to creating smart, user-friendly home appliances that combine functionality, safety, and aesthetic appeal. From cooling solutions to kitchen essentials, Kismile helps modern households thrive with thoughtful design and trustworthy performance.
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