This Gadget Is A Game-Changer For Reheating Leftovers
The compact gadget includes the Crispi 'PowerPod,' which fits in the palm of your hand but packs the punch of a full-sized 1500-watt air fryer. One could say that this is where the magic happens: The small contraption can bake, air fry, recrisp, or max crisp. You just snap it to one of the glass containers (included with your purchase), pick a mode, and set it to the desired temperature.
An understated but much appreciated feature of this air fryer is that once all your cooking is done, you can easily store your meal in the very container you cooked it in. Both the six-cup and four-quart containers come with their own snap-lock, leak-resistant storage lids so that you can stow them in the fridge, or tote them for lunch or a potluck. And before you ask, yes, clean-up is a breeze. The adapter, glassware, and lids are all dishwasher safe!
You can purchase it in one of six colors from Amazon where it currently has nearly 400 5-star reviews. Check out a few of them below or keep scrolling to get your hands on this device before it sells out again:
Get it from Amazon for $179.99 (available in six colors).
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