Ninja Crispi Guide: Glass Containers, Lids, Parts and Accessories

The Ninja Crispi is a heating unit, the PowerPod, that sits on top of glass containers. SharkNinja sells every piece separately by part number, such as the 6-cup XSKSFN6CUP and 4-quart XSKSFN4QT. The manual says the glass is freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe, but it must never go in an oven or on a stovetop.

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What comes with a Ninja Crispi?

SharkNinja’s page for the FN101GY lists the PowerPod, a 6-cup small-batch glass container, a 4-quart large-batch glass container, two storage lids, two crisper plates and a container adapter. The PowerPod is rated at 1,500 watts and reaches a maximum of 450°F.

Bundles vary by color and retailer, so check the box list for your exact model. The FN100 has three cooking functions (Recrisp, Air Fry and Max Crisp). The FN101 adds Bake, according to SharkNinja’s FAQ.

A note on names: TempWare and CleanCrisp

The FN100 owner’s guide calls the glass “Ninja TempWare” containers. SharkNinja’s current part pages name them “CleanCrisp” glass containers, though some page titles still say TempWare. Part numbers are the reliable way to match them.

Ninja Crispi parts by part number

The models below are copied from each SharkNinja part page in September 2026.

SharkNinja’s parts listing also shows a 2.5-quart CleanCrisp container (XSKSFNMED, labeled for Crispi and Crispi Pro), a 2-pack of 6-cup containers (XSKSFN2X6CUP), a replacement Crispi PowerPod (877CY103) and a large storage lid (414SH100). Open each part page to confirm your model is listed before ordering.

Note that the DualZone container is listed only for the DD102CO and DD103AMZ, not for the single-pod FN models.

When do you use the Crispi adapter?

The FN100 owner’s guide is specific. Use the adapter with the PowerPod only when cooking in the 4-quart or 2.5-quart containers. Never use it with the 5-cup or 6-cup containers.

To attach it, line up the four feet of the PowerPod with the four corners of the adapter and push down until it clicks. The manual says to let the PowerPod and adapter cool for 10 minutes after cooking before you remove them.

What the Crispi manual says about the glass

These rules are quoted from the FN100 series owner’s guide.

The same guide sets out what each piece can do:

The guide also warns about sudden temperature changes. Do not add cold food or liquid to hot glass, or hot food to cold glass. Let hot glass cool before it touches a wet or cool surface, or goes into the sink, fridge or freezer.

Damage matters too. The manual says not to use any glassware that has been dropped, chipped, cracked or severely scratched, and to throw broken glass away rather than recycle it.

Can you use parchment, foil or other containers?

SharkNinja’s Crispi FAQ says parchment paper and aluminum foil are safe to use in the containers.

Other containers are a different matter. The FAQ says only Ninja’s own containers are compatible with the Crispi PowerPod, and the owner’s guide recommends parts and accessories sold or recommended by SharkNinja. Other makers sell liners, lids and racks described as compatible with the Crispi. If you choose one, check its size against your container and the listing’s return terms. The block below leaves out third-party containers.

Cooking with the Crispi: temperatures and times

You pick a function and a time; you cannot set the temperature. SharkNinja’s FAQ gives these ranges:

• Recrisp: 380 to 400°F
• Air Fry: 400 to 425°F
• Max Crisp: 425 to 450°F
• Bake (not on all models): 375 to 400°F

The FAQ says the Crispi does not need preheating. To convert a standard air fryer recipe, it suggests following the air fry instructions but cutting the time by 3 to 5 minutes. For more on timing, see our air fryer cooking times guide.

Cleaning and storing the Crispi

Never put the PowerPod in the dishwasher or in water. The glass containers and adapter can go in the dishwasher, as can the crisper plates; lids go on the top rack only. To lift a crisper plate out of the glass, SharkNinja suggests sliding a fork into one of its slots and lifting gently.

For storage, the FAQ says the small container nests inside the large one, and the PowerPod with its adapter attached can stack on top. Keep the lids nearby.

Is a glass air fryer right for you?

The Crispi’s appeal is glass you can cook, store and reheat in. The tradeoff is care: glass can break, and each piece has its own heat rules. Our glass air fryers comparison sets the Crispi beside other glass models on published specs, and how to choose an air fryer compares basket, dual zone, oven and glass designs. If coatings are your main concern, read air fryer nonstick coatings and PFAS.

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