Air Fryer Parchment Paper 100 Liner Sheets 7.5 x 7.5 Compatible with Costzon 3.5 QT, BCP 12.4 QT, Enklov 5.5 QT, Kuppet 4.4 & 4.76 qt, Willsence XL 3.7 QT +More Airfryer Accessories

For a Year now, I've been buying parchment paper at Dollar Tree and making my own "Air Fryer Parchment Papers". OMG, it just dawned on me, "I wonder if they sell something that might come close to fitting my little air fryer". DUH!!! Of course they do. You get 100 of these, they are just a tiny bit bigger than my Bella air fryer "which is very small", but they work great. What's even better, is that they come with little holes precut into them. Yes, I was using tiny manicure scissors to poke holes in mine (and sometimes my fingers). I would have paid twice the price for these, because they work great and also came with a free reusable Flat, Black Baking Mat (like a smaller version of what you use on your grill or in the oven).I've used these a few times now and I really like them. I've made my mozzarella sticks and that usually makes some kind of a mess, if I don't get them out in time. I used the Black Mat for the sticks and "No Mess". I just pulled out the mat, washed the melted cheese off it (there's always at least one stick that melts some) and the air fryer tray was "Clean:". I still used a damp paper towel to go over it, but I didn't need to. It was Clean. I've used these for my favorite frozen Sweet Corn Tamales, Chili-Cheese Fries & a bunch of other stuff. No problems.I recommend these. Do take a tape measure and measure the bottom of your air fryer basket, so you'll know which size to order and note whether your basket is "round" or "square". Thank You for reading my review.

I got the 8.7x8.7 and use them in an Innsky 5.8 quart unit.My first use was for frozen onion rings and a bag of chicken tenders. They worked even better than expected.I preheated then put 1 in , which fit like it was made for my machine , then poured in the onion rings then cooked them for half the time. Once I opened the oven I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to flip the food and not have the paper move more than just slightly. Once the onion rings were done I removed them by hand instead of just dumping the while thing at once then add the chicken tenders using the same piece. I had pretty much the same result . Once the oven had cooled I pulled the paper , which had soaked up some grease from the food cooked in it , and threw it away taking most of the little crumbs with it. A quick rinse of the basket was all that was needed and the usual quick wash of the under tray and it was like new (minus the new unit smell) .The paper added 0 need to the cooking time and didn't affect the crispness of dinner but made cleanup even faster than usual.If you buy only 1 accessory for your airfryer make parchment paper that purchase.

Hey, friend.I love my airfryer but it's not easy to clean. These work well but they have to be weighted down with food. I cooked a chicken breast, but didn't have enough paper under the food. The free paper edge blew up toward the fryer element and burned. I almost caught the whole kitchen on fire because I'm too lazy to scrub the fryer basket.It's a great product when used correctly

I bought this to avoid heavy cleanup, I'm not sure if I need them though!! I still have the clean up., maybe not as bad? I dont know if I will reorder or not. Maybe. I was glad they fit though and you get quite a bit of them too! Just be careful if u preheat, preheat first the put in the paper and food. Otherwise the paper will fly up into the AF with the fan there! Happened to me. I put the paper in to be ahead of t

These inexpensive 6.4 X 6.4 inch parchment papers fit perfectly in my little DASH Tasti-Crisp Digital Air Fryer. Unlike the solid parchment papers, the holes in this paper permit good air circulation.Of course, you don't want to preheat your air fryer with a sheet of paper loaded, but once weighed down by some food, they are good to go with no hint of charring. Note that you will still need to do some cleanup afterwards. The parchment catches most of the big cooking mess, but grease and moisture still soak though and requires a bit of cleanup.Anyway, at the price, these are a solid five stars.

it shows no grease or stick on in video .. i use two as my fryer is long not a small square so the surface is well covered. It will absorb a lot of the grease and most of the stick on. Just not what i had expected or hoped per the video.

I recently bought my first airfryer oven. It was recommended to put parchment paper to help keep the baskets cleaner and in general for easy cleaning of the airfryer. Great idea and these work great. Just be sure to put your food on all four corners or it will blow around or flap like a sheet. All in all I’m very very happy. Be sure you know the size you need for your airfryer.. meadure is always wise.

They don't fit perfectly in the bottom of the Ninja Foodie Grill Pro 5-in-1 - just slightly larger which isn't a problem. The holes allow air to circulate without an issue, but are also large enough for grease, sauces, etc. to seep through. So don't expect these to be a miracle, I won't even have to clean, kind of solution. But they definitely assist with making clean-up easier and quicker. I've even trained the hubby on how to use them. Just remember ... don't add them to the air fryer until you are adding food on top of them. The first time I forgot and added it when I turned it on, it took me a few minutes to figure out where the darn thing had disappeared to. It was sucked tight against the top splash guard. In some air fryers, I wonder if that could be dangerous?