Reynolds Kitchens Air Fryer Liners Disposable Unbleached Parchment Paper Sheets 50 Count

These are best quality from very trusted brand. They fit my airfryer basket perfectly. I saw these were very highly rated and I agree why. They are also made with no toxins. Not all parchment paper is, dont assume. But these are. They have air holes in them and the use of these really makes cleaning the airfryer a breeze afterwards. No sticking! Come packaged nicely, in very flat envelope and very easy to pull just one out without taking them all out or having to "open" the whole package. Easy to store since package is so space efficient. Great price too, value for money 💯. Revommend 👌🏽 Read more

These work great In our air fryer, these keep our air fryer cleaner. My teenage son never likes to wash the air fryer bucket and I always end up washing it, but I'm not always there when he is cooking stuff so it's not always clean when he uses it (cuz he's lazy!) But when he doesn't clean it and he uses it stuff gets cooked on and it really bothers me the one who wants it washed all the time.. Now I can wash it and then put liner in it and not worry about how gross it might be getting when I'm not there. I'm not saying you should use these as a replacement for washing, but if you have kids or teenagers that use an air fire these things keep any gunk from building up & keeps it cleaner in between washes. They are super thin and it comes with a whole bunch in the package, they are just perfect liners for absorbing grease and crumbs & everything else, to keep your air fryer from getting gross or accumulating grease or food particles in between washing. They aren't very expensive & for the price, you get so many and they are very convenient to just put a new one in every time you cook and then throw it away when you're done. This is my second order and I will probably order continually until we don't use our air fryer anymore. WARNING-I Also want to say- be careful using them or with children using them, because they are paper and it is a cooking element inside- Is this is an air fryer that gets really hot inside & there's a heating element inside the top above the bucket. I just bought a new airfryer, & I'm not sure if they're all the same, but in our old one, the first time I used these liners, if there wasn't something weighing down the paper like food, or if I didn't make sure the paper edges were down- the paper would ruffle around & move because of the air inside the air fryer, and sometimes the edges would go up into the top element and the paper liner got singed or burned on edges. So I just want to make sure everyone knows if you use these, make sure that you're weighing them down with the food, and the edges are not sticking up high into the top of the air fryer element inside. They are definitely worth using them, just like everything when cooking you need to use with caution & make sure your placing them properly. Thank you :) Read more

Easy to use and helps so much making clean up easier. Read more

I love the Reynolds Kitchen cookie baking sheets. They are great for lining baking sheets. I also use them when baking brownies. I purchase them on a regular basis. Read more

I love these, easy to use, only dont use on high heat in your air fryer i almost caught my liner on fire lol. Definitely a new experience. You also dont need to add oil, makes my cleaning of my air fryer much easier 🙂 Read more

Reynolds wrap has many good products, yet these baking sheets are one of the best! The packaging allows removal of sheets without much effort and fits well into my baking drawer. As much baking that is done in our household, these pre-cut sheets make preparation and clean up so convenient. No more cutting long rolls of paper to fit into your pans. The cookies get nicely browned on the bottom and they slide off the pan easily. Read more

Perfect size for a cookie sheet. Love that these are folded in quarters. Makes storage so much easier instead of the parchment paper in the big roll. Read more

Perfect, easy clean up, worth every cent! Read more