Air Fryer Parchment Paper Liners（8.7"×8.7"） 100Pcs Compatible with XXL Philips, NuWave Brio, Chefman, OMORC, Cuisinart, COSORI, Cooks Essentials, Power Airfryer Oven, Chef di Cucina, SARKI and More

I always use these in my air fryer. They make for a quick and easy clean up.

I recently bought these Air Fryer Parchment Paper Liners (8.7"×8.7") and they've been an absolute game-changer. With the non-stick coating on my air fryer starting to peel off, I was worried about it getting cooked into my food. These liners effectively addressed that concern.Not only do they provide a safe cooking surface, but they also make cleanup incredibly easy. No more scrubbing or dealing with stuck-on food residue. Just remove the liner and you're done!They fit perfectly in my XXL Philips Air Fryer, and according to the product description, they're also compatible with NuWave Brio, Chefman, OMORC, and more.I highly recommend these parchment paper liners to any air fryer owners who are facing similar issues. They've truly transformed my cooking and cleaning experience. Five stars for this practical, high-quality product!

I've been using these for a couple years and I like them a lot, so I'm here to order them again. While the liners do get messy, they prevent most oil and food from getting into the basket. After the basket cools, I hold it over the trash and remove the paper, easy peasy! Then a quick wash and rinse in dish soap and water and it's ready for the next time.The only time I ever had one catch fire was when I stupidly put the liner in during preheat! I did it without thinking even though I NEVER do that!. It did start to burn, but I was right there so no damage was done, and I've never repeated that idiotic move! 😂I have a 5.8qt Cosori, and these fit perfectly.

The paper disturbs the air circulation under the paper, so the bottom side does not cook as well. For fish, it works well, not for ribs where the grease sleeps through the holes and messes the grill anyway. Put the paper I. After you preheat, or it will catch fire. For small area foods, cut the paper to size or the sides flap up and can catch fire. Works pretty well otherwise.There is no noticeable leakage of paper taste or smell from the parchment that leaches on to the food.

Follow the instructions and do NOT put the parchment paper in the air fryer during the warm up stage. I have the Instant Vortex 4 in 1 fryer and you have to wait until it asks you to add the food, then put the parchment paper in and add the food on top of the parchment paper. If not, the fan will blow the paper around and it will burn when it comes in contact with the burner. Don't ask me how I know this, as I will deny everything. Also, I would not recommend using the parchment papers unless you have food heavy enough to hold down the paper. That said, the parchment papers works as advertised.

This have been the best thing to use when I have been cooking in my air fryer. Clean up is a breeze! Highly recommend!

I have found these to be very useful for an array of items.Cleanup is easier as the liners make a substantial difference in how much greasy residue hits & gets baked on, the hard to clean side vents.Most commercially prepared foods contain a surprising amount of oil, most brands of frozen french fries are partially fried & the liners absorb the oil that leeches out during cooking.When frying home prepared meats, liners make cleanup much simpler. Placement of the liners depends on what I am cooking:I think steaks are better when allowed to touch the metal basket so I put the liner under the basket. Battered / breaded items seem to do better when placed on the liner.

These are the correct size to fit into my air fryer but I don't like the large holes that crumbs and food slip through the holes. and I still have to clean the air fryer after each use. They are easy to dispose of with tongs to remove them from the air fryer. I am going to order some that don't have holes and see if they work better. I don't recommend these parchment liners...