Air Fryer Paper Liners, 125Pcs Air Fryer Disposable Liners, Non-Stick and Oil Proof for Easy Cleanup, 8” Square for 5-8 qt Basket by Baker's Signature

I’ve been using these 8" air fryer liners for a couple of years now, and while they’re not revolutionary, they do exactly what they’re supposed to: they make cleanup faster and way, way less annoying. I mainly cook things like chicken thighs, frozen dumplings, roasted veggies, and lots of stuff with melted cheese on top, and the liners have held up well in every case without soaking through or tearing. They fit nicely in my 6-quart air fryer, and I haven’t had any issues with sticking or weird smells.That said, you do need to be careful not to put them in during preheating. I've done it before, and the liner started curling up way too close to the heating element. Now I only add it when the food goes in, which solves the problem. They’re clearly disposable and not meant to be reused, so if you’re looking for a sustainable or long-term solution, this isn’t it. But if you just want to save yourself the hassle of constant scrubbing, they’re a very convenient option.The 240 pack might feel like overkill at first, but I won’t need to reorder for a while. The previous package of these I got lasted me nearly a year and a half, so they're really cost-effective. Overall, they're not life-changing, but they're useful and exactly as advertised. I’ll definitely buy them again.

I've only used a couple of the liners so far but they're great. If you're just doing fries & tots you can reuse one a couple of times. You could probably just use parchment paper, (I would imagine) but these form to the bottom and come up on the sides to really keep the basket clean. Make sure the liner is fully in place though or it kind of smells like it might catch fire. I'm not sure... but when I was making tater tots, the liner must have come up in the back and it smelled like burnt paper. That was my own fault. Definitely worth the money to me.

These are perfect for cooking in your Air fryer and not making a complete and total mess of your fryer. Use these liners so all you have to do is pull them out once your food is done cooking and the clean up is done for you. Do NOT place the liners in the air fryer while it is preheating as they may burn. These are a must for cooking with an Airfryer be sure to purchase the correct size for your Air Fryer.

These are okay for lining your air fryer. They fit perfectly in my Cosori Air fryer. One thing with using these, you have to fill them out to the sides, or the sides will bend in. If you're doing a bunch of tots, fries, or something else that goes out the sides, these will work well. I cooked 6 or 8 perogies in them and the liner sides curled in which blocked the heat from getting to some of them.The other problem is, if you have to stir or shake something in the middle of cooking, the paper liner slides very easily on the non-stick grill bottom of the fryer. One thing you must remember: if you are cooking something that will generate a lot of grease, then you should not use a liner, or maybe poking a few holes in it before use to let the grease fall through.I think the benefit of using these liners over foil is their cost. Other than that, I don't see a huge advantage of using these over a foil liner.

These air fryer liners are fantastic — super durable and we use them all the time. They do a great job keeping messes contained, which means way less scrubbing and cleanup afterward.Definitely a must-have if you use an air fryer regularly. Makes cooking and cleaning so much easier! I’ve purchased them 3 times so far - 100% recommend!

I love these air fryer liners! They’re super sturdy and don’t tear or soak through, even when cooking greasy foods. The 8-inch size fits perfectly in my 5-qt basket, and cleanup has never been easier — just lift and toss! They’re lightweight enough to bring when traveling or camping too. I also like how the color changes slightly depending on the food’s temperature and oil level — it’s a nice touch. Highly recommended!

These liners are a real time saver! They are firm enough to stand firmly upright, and they hold in any liquid that is released during the cooking cycle. I put a paper towel into the liner to absorb the liquid, and then just toss the liner and paper towel into the trash. Cleanup can't get any easier.

Baker’s Signature’s liner are crafted from new wood with silicon coating, they are thick enough to block grease (reasonable amount of grease that paper can hold), they are unbleached nature paper liner. I don’t know how other brand’s liner perform but I trust their products so no reason to test other brand. Love it and already order another box.