Ninja CRISPi, the Viral Glass Air Fryer, Launches in India

SharkNinja APAC today announced the India launch of the Ninja CRISPi™ Portable Glass Cooking System, bringing one of Ninja’s most talked-about global innovation sensations to Indian homes & kitchens.

CRISPi has built a cult following in international markets by rethinking the familiar air fryer format, clocking thousands of 5-star reviews across countries. Instead of an opaque drawer, the PowerPod sits directly on a non-toxic glass cooking container, allowing users to watch food crisp and brown as it cooks, while also making it super-easy to serve and store in the same container. The India campaign captures that proposition simply: Looks Good. Cooks Better.

Built for India’s evolving kitchen routines, CRISPi is designed for consumers who want the speed and convenience of air frying without losing sight of what is cooking. From everyday snacks to family portions, its glass cooking system brings visibility, versatility and confidence to the countertop.

The launch follows an encouraging pre-order response in India, where the first limited batch sold out within days.

CRISPi is designed for more evenly distributed cooking, with 360-degree air circulation that helps food brown and crisp consistently. The transparent, non-toxic and shock-resistant CleanCrisp™ glass keeps moisture and flavour locked in while keeping the cooking process in view, so users can watch food transform without repeatedly opening the container.

CRISPi comes with two borosilicate glass containers, 1.4L and 3.8L, giving users flexibility across different portions and occasions – whether it is a personal meal for one, or a full family meal. Of its multiple functions, in particular, ReCrisp is designed to bring texture back to food that has already been cooked, making it useful for everything from samosas and pakoras to pizza and leftovers.

Both CleanCrisp™ glass containers are PFAS-free and can be used to cook, serve and store food in the same dish.

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