GreenMingle Premium Quality Air Fryer Paper Air Fryer Liners Non-Stick & Waterproof Heat Resistant Disposable Parchment Papers for Airfryer, Baking, Roasting & Cooking (6.3 Inch)

In this household we're new to the world of air fryers and one of ours is 'cheap', small and has a round basket. We've got silicon liners for it and those are great in some ways. However, it also turns out that they can absorb scent from dishwasher soap and the only way to get it out is to bake them for 30+ minutes which burns off the soap smell. Soap, oil, fat and so on can penetrate the silicone while its at full temperature and carry scent with it which is released next time you're cooking and you don't want your chicken to taste soapy.These are a good backup, I can use them to reduce the air fryer cleaning, and inside the silicone liners it'll absorb oil and reduce how much we have to clean those too. Now we know the silicone bakeware can absorb scents/oil we can cope with it fairly easily but this is also helpful. I still want to combine them because the silicon insert can be lifted out with oven gloves as its just stiff enough to support a 'basket' of chips.These are good value, and even if we used one daily its five months supply so its not a big issue.I suspect there's a lot more uses if you get into baking in an air fryer too, and of course, there's no reason you can't use these in your normal oven as well.

When I first got my air fryer, I was almost put off using it because cleaning it was a chore. Then I came across silicone liners. Although they save time, by not having to clean the fryer, the liners need washing. Depending on what you are cooking, they can be difficult to clean. These liners make using the fryer even easier. They’re perfect for my single-layer Tower fryer to use alone or inside the silicone liner.I cook with them the same as in an unlined fryer or with a silicone liner by turning the food frequently to ensure even cooking. They didn’t collapse, but I had to take care when taking them out and found it easier when I used silicone tongs.This is an excellent product and a good deal for 150. To make it even better, I would like to see some liners with separate compartments, ensuring fats or marinades from different foods don’t mingle.

Price when reviewed: £ 8.90.This is a pack of 150 of disposable non-stick round air fryer liners. Each liner measures approx. 197mm across the base and the sides are 40mm high. These paper liners are very thin but are held in shape by the air fryer basket.Hopefully these will reduce the amount of cleaning the air fryer needs. My first attempt was to cook chicken pieces which produced quite a lot of liquid; however, the liner held it all without collapsing or falling apart and the chicken didn’t stick.One concern I have is that the liners, although only 40mm high, will stop the fryer’s hot air from properly circulating around the food being cooked. The chicken came out cooked but because the liner held on to the liquid the chicken skin wasn’t crispy. I’ll need to experiment to find the best solution.

When we first acquired an air fryer, we knew nothing about using liners. As a result cleaning the air fryer took more effort. We then discovered and invested in some silcone liners. These worked very well, reducing the cleaning required. The downside was that cleaning the liners could be difficult with heavily marinaded dishes. The dishwasher didn't cope well with silicone, necessitating either a manual pre-wash or post-wash.Using both paper and silicone liners together, kept the silicone liners almost totally clean and the air fryer, pristine clean. We now use just a silicone liner for "clean" cooking and silicone and paper for messy dishes.These particular liners are a little thicker and larger than some and consequently work better. They stay in place and don't collapse. The silicone liners that we have vary slightly in size. The paper liners fitted the larger ones and could be compressed easily into the smaller ones.I hope you found this review useful.If you have a question, I always try to respond when Amazon forwards them to me.

For me, parchment air fryer baskets are always a must-have! I constantly use our air fryer, and I find my homemade chips always come out best when using a parchment liner in the air fryer.I use the parchment with my silicone baskets to limit clean up, and this pack of liners has been working great. They're easy to use, and they have helped to eliminate the faff involved in having to measure and make basket liners from a roll of parchment paper.In terms of quality, I think these parchment air fryer basket are fantastic. At £8.90 I think they're great value for money, so I'd highly recommend!

What i liked about these is that they are provided in a really sturdy see through case and they are a perfect fit for my single drawer air fryer.Very neat design, pleated around the edges and keep everything inside the case shape when cooking in the fryer.As many users will know, the cleaning process of an air fryer drawer can be a bit of a pain, but these are just great as the shape allows for greater coverage in the drawer unlike the silicone ones we have tried which are never the right shape.Very happy with these, really simple to use, easy to store and with 150 in the pack, going to last some time even if you cook everyday

These aren't just for airfryers, you can use them anywhere you would normally use parchment paper. This pack of 150 liners are very convenient to use and they are a decent quality. I really like that they save all the clean up in the air fryer. Sometimes I put it under the rack and sometimes on top of the rack - it depends on what I'm cooking. I also use them when making puddings in the oven.