KITCHEPOOL Air Fryer Liners 7.9 inch, 125 Pcs Square Disposable Paper Liners
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About KITCHEPOOL Air Fryer Liners 7.9 inch, 125 Pcs Square Disposable Paper Liners
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
85% appreciated that it's easy to clean and reusable
The tabs on the sides make it easy to lift the liner out of the airfryer.
88% found it versatile, but 12% weren't satisfied
These parchment papers are good for air frying convenience foods when the basket is filled high, but not for healthier, smaller items like meat or vegetables.
I was glad to be in the kitchen when one of the baking parchment caught on fire.
77% liked its excellent non-stick surface, though 23% experienced sticking issues
The paper quality is high.
I have complained that the parchment paper is poor quality as it burns and falls apart, creating a fire hazard.
73% praised the high-quality paper, though 27% found it prone to tears
The paper stays on top of the liner and does not soak through.
The liner thickness is great and there are no leaks or tears.
I have complained that the parchment paper is creating a fire hazard by burning and falling apart.
I noticed that one of the baking parchments caught on fire, indicating poor quality of the paper.
One of the baking parchments caught on fire, indicating poor quality of the paper.
72% liked the convenient sheet size and quantity, but 28% disagreed
The airfryer liners fit perfectly inside our square airfryer basket as they are square shaped.
The parchment paper is too big for my air fryer.
72% appreciated its high heat resistance, but 28% weren't satisfied
I noticed that one of the parchment papers caught on fire. This indicates that the temperature resistance of the parchment paper is not good enough.
The parchment paper caught on fire, indicating poor temperature resistance.
I noticed that the parchment paper is not temperature resistant and it's causing a fire hazard. So, I have to switch back to the flat square ones to avoid any fire hazards.
