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Prime Members: 125-Ct Baker's Signature Air Fryer Parchment Paper Liners

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jwylie
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Won't these block some of the air circulation?

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Thanks OP
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wreptyleToday 01:39 PM
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Why not just use tin foil?
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jwylieToday 02:05 PM
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Won't these block some of the air circulation?
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gr8dayToday 04:52 PM
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The problem I have with using these air fryer liners is that they always fly around and sometimes cause the food to get stuck on the heating element. Does anyone have any solutions? Thanks.
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Quote from jwylie :
Won't these block some of the air circulation?
Yeah they will. I've gotten ones with holes in the bottom that worked pretty well, but they let fat/grease/crumbs through which kind of defeated the purpose. I wind up using something like this when cooking fattier foods or cooking from raw like burgers or wings, and as long as I flip halfway through they cook fine and it makes cleanup easier, just carefully remove the liner and toss it. I personally wouldn't use something like this for chicken nuggets or a grilled cheese though, you can but you'd probably want to flip more often to make sure it stays crispy etc. and at that point it's not worth it since it's easy to clean the air fryer after cooking those things anyway.
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Quote from jwylie :
Won't these block some of the air circulation?

Yes but it's not as bad as you might think. I use these liners when I make french fries and they still get done at the same time they did before I used the liners. Some on the bottom are not quite as crispy as before but I don't really mind that. The food itself is still perfectly hot.
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Bill McNealToday 05:03 PM
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Quote from wreptyle :
Why not just use tin foil?
There are possible health risks with heating food in or on aluminum foil. It won't kill you to do it but long term use has been linked to things like Alzheimer's. Lots of people still do it and I don't think any of that is confirmed, but parchment paper has been an aluminum foil alternative in cooking and baking for as long as I've been alive. Some folks just prefer working with it as well.
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LimaCharlieToday 05:10 PM
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Blocks circulation and prevents any drippings from going down which is how food can get crispy. Lots of reviews mention fire hazard because the liner could potentially shift while cooking into the heating element on top.
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RBHIDToday 05:11 PM
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Wish I had known about these before the bottom of my air fryer basket turned into the La Brea Tarpits.
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I've used silicone versions before only issue is grease stains
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00dahcToday 05:13 PM
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Quote from Bill McNeal :
Yeah they will. I've gotten ones with holes in the bottom that worked pretty well, but they let fat/grease/crumbs through which kind of defeated the purpose. I wind up using something like this when cooking fattier foods or cooking from raw like burgers or wings, and as long as I flip halfway through they cook fine and it makes cleanup easier, just carefully remove the liner and toss it. I personally wouldn't use something like this for chicken nuggets or a grilled cheese though, you can but you'd probably want to flip more often to make sure it stays crispy etc. and at that point it's not worth it since it's easy to clean the air fryer after cooking those things anyway.
The fat falling through isn't defeating the purpose. It is a defining design element of an air fryer.
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Bill McNealToday 05:16 PM
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Quote from 00dahc :
The fat falling through isn't defeating the purpose. It is a defining design element of an air fryer.
It defeats the purpose of the liner though.
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DelightfulCrow1116Today 05:19 PM
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Quote from Bill McNeal :
There are possible health risks with heating food in or on aluminum foil. It won't kill you to do it but long term use has been linked to things like Alzheimer's. Lots of people still do it and I don't think any of that is confirmed, but parchment paper has been an aluminum foil alternative in cooking and baking for as long as I've been alive. Some folks just prefer working with it as well.
"There is no scientific evidence that cooking with aluminum foil causes Alzheimer's disease. Leading health organizations, including the Alzheimer's Association and the World Health Organization (WHO), consider the idea that everyday exposure to aluminum causes dementia to be a myth."
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DelightfulCrow1116Today 05:21 PM
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Quote from RBHID :
Wish I had known about these before the bottom of my air fryer basket turned into the La Brea Tarpits.
I always leave aluminum foil at the bottom to collect any drippings so i wouldn't need to bother cleaning up the air fryer.

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AquaBreakfast3975Today 05:25 PM
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Thanks! I put these on the drip basket, under the basket with the holes. One less thing to clean.
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