Air Fryer Silicone Liners for 2 to 3 QT Small Air Fryers, 2 Pack Square Non-Stick Reusable Air Fryer Liners Silicone Pot Basket Bowl Liner Baking Tray Air Fryer Accessories, Better than Paper Liners

8 reviews for Air Fryer Silicone Liners for 2 to 3 QT Small Air Fryers, 2 Pack Square Non-Stick Reusable Air Fryer Liners Silicone Pot Basket Bowl Liner Baking Tray Air Fryer Accessories, Better than Paper Liners

1. 

   amy Lynn – 1 September 2024

   Work great
   I was skeptical at first but they are very easy to use and cleaned in the top rack of the dishwasher. Great quality and performance. Worth the money.

2. 

   Lokiamus – 1 September 2024

   Great convenience, not always “Easy to clean”. The jury is still out on this one.
   It’s silly really when you think about it. Would you believe I’ve spent a couple of hours trying to decide if I really need to buy air fryer liners, then another couple weighing in on parchment vs silicone? Silicone became the clear winner only because of the one-time cost, convenience, and versatility. They’re non-stick, waterproof, and grease proof. If it doesn’t work out for your air fryer, it can always be used in the oven, microwave, fridge and even freezer. My biggest pro was although I didn’t spend much on the air fryer, I do love cooking in this little guy and want to keep it around for a long time. Liners will reduce the wear & tear on the original “finish/coating” of the unit & grill. It will also make cleanup a breeze!Although a few reviewers mentioned the liners were thin, I still managed to be surprised when I unpacked the liners. Compared to the silicone muffin and loaf pans I’m used to, these are thinner, more lightweight, with very flexible (almost flimsy) walls, yet with a square shaped and sturdy base. They are a perfect shape & fit for the Instant Vortex Mini 2-Qt air fryer. The bottom cavity measures approx. 5.5” seam-to-seam, height is ~ 1.7”, and upper width is ~ 6.7”. Other stuff: • Instructions. Packaging was simple. The zip lock bag that contained the liners also included instructions printed on the reverse side of the package. * Read before discarding. • The size. It fits and can hold the same volume, variety and weight of foods as the fryer drawer. Size wise, it could be a little larger for a better fit, but feel it may also have something to do with air circulation. Anyway, the bottom of the liner is rigid enough to not buckle under your reasonable amount of food. • The handles. I like the handles on the side, but they are small, too short, and are purely decorative and not functional. When food gets hot so does the handles making the liner hard to remove unless using tongs, heat gloves, or waiting for it to cool. There are no slots to grip and you cannot “insert & lift” with a tool through the absent handle loop. However, this feature is available for 3 qt and above sizes. • Cooking – The liner: It performs as it should and works extremely well in cooking solids (from frozen, fresh or at room temp) to nicely browned and crispy. Works well on thickening liquids to sauces and making stews. With “flexible” walls, the only concern is to not overfill the liner with liquids that can potentially spill or splash. • Cooking – Those wavy shaped surface ridges: They are great to circulate hot air beneath food and cook evenly. There was no noticeable difference in cooking time and crispness when using the original grill vs cooking with the silicone liner testing Tater tops, French fries and onion rings. Pre & post all came out browned, crispy & hot. The result of cooking bacon was ditto, browned & crispy BUT you need to monitor & drain the grease level to avoid strips “swimming” in it. The cheese melted beautifully on the meatball sandwich while keeping the french bread half underneath toasted (?) and not soggy. As for the Chinese BBQ Pork/Char Siu sticky sauce, both it and the chops came out perfect. • “Easy to clean”. The jury is still out on this one. I’ll just say it depends on what you cooked and if you’re hand washing vs using the dishwasher. Pretty much anything in the dishwasher will get clean (thanks to jets), but I actually prefer washing by hand when only a couple of items. My first test of bacon and cleanup of that residue was definitely ‘not a breeze’ by hand. Ditto for the sticky Chinese BBQ Pork sauce. It was actually harder to clean between the raised ridges due to flexibility of the silicone. A little soak and some elbow grease was the solution. The Tater tops, french fries and onion rings were definitely ‘a breeze’ to clean by hand as all started as a frozen food to air fried (no liquids)! • Durability. The highest temp I’ve cooked with to date is 400°F and on a daily basis, the liner has not warped, bubbled, shrunk, melted etc. It is hand washed after every use and allowed to air dry. There hasn’t been any residual odors that I can detect from the dish soap (dawn) and any original chemicals (if any). Foods cooked in “sauces” (BBQ, teriyaki & char siu) did require a second wash to thoroughly remove all trace. • Safety. The liner is 100% food grade silicone, non-toxic and BPA free. • Other. It’s a convenient and easy way to extend the life of your air fryer.Given the size of the mini air fryer (2 qt), I am happy I could find a few silicon liners to choose from. Overall, the price point matches the quality and I couldn’t be happier. Why I rated 4 stars? 5-Stars if I only air fry frozen or fast foods. 4-stars when air fry solids with liquids or sauces as cleanup can be a challenge! As always, I’ll update if any changes.

3. 

   carolyn santangelo – 1 September 2024

   Right size.
   I love the liners fit my Bella 2 quart air fryer,will help with clean up.Great valve for the money,quick delivery, and the price was right.

4. 

   Peter Stratford – 1 September 2024

   Perfect fit
   Perfectly fits in my Mainstays 2.2 Qt Compact Air Fryer. Works great

5. 

   Violet R 68 – 1 September 2024

   these are awesome
   I like than it keeps my airfryer cleaner. makes it easy to put on a plate. I would buy these again if i needed to. Paper ones are a waste and only one-time use. Aluminum ones can be recycled but still one-time use.

6. 

   Mac – 1 September 2024

   Good Quality
   fits in my 3 qt air fryer – but a little hard to clean. I did bacon, and really had to scrub the mat several times to get all the grease out. Might just be easier to not use anything in the air fryer – it was easier to clean by itself. But the mats are of good quality, and would probably work best for items not so greasy.

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   Happy customer – 1 September 2024

   Not very good
   These do help keep air fryer clean but are a pain to get clean. It is very hard to clean in all the grooves.

8. 

   Shawn Edward Madrid – 1 September 2024

   It works
   It works well. Easy to clean and is good for the price. The food comes out crispy. The insert gets really hot so be careful. I like the black one because it just looks better. The food comes out good. The size to get is a little tricky because it is narrow at the bottom and flares out on top. I got one a little smaller and it fits perfectly.