2 Pack Air Fryer Silicone Liners Pot for 3 to 5 QT, Basket Bowl, Replacement of Flammable Parchment Paper, Reusable Baking Tray Oven Accessories, Red+Blue, (Top 8in, Bottom 6.75in)

So easy to clean and perfect fit

Long thing short, this was the best thing I bought on Amazon last year. [What I liked] So when the box arrived, I was a bit skeptical since the liners came squished, and they seemed hard to put them back to their original shape. But when I put them in the air frier, there were no problems. The best of all, our dumplings, fries, nuggets, etc. all came out crispy!! Nothing sticks!! It has been almost a year since I have been using these liners, and I see stains all over (see the photo). But they are still effective and useful! It is a game changer, because you don't have to furiously scrub and clean your air fryer anymore! I do still quickly rinse my air fryer, but I rarely have to take time washing them with soap. [I wish...] - The only thing is... you do have to spend some time cleaning the liners. They are dishwasher safe, but I realized that often times, little crumbs get stuck in the lines. So usually, I rinse them well before I put them in the dishwasher. - Another thing- you do have be careful when you take the liners out. It's super hot, so you will need to oven mitts, or hook fork/chopsticks to the little handle in order to take it out from the fryer.

Short response: great! Works well for those that don’t want to clean the air fryer after every single meal (we use the air fryer once to twice a day). As this is much captures anything that will drip from the food and is overall so much easier to clean that I’d definitely recommend it! We love the air fryer we have, but sometimes it feels cumbersome to wash the main compartment (for us, our sink is on the smaller side and a quick wash involves a lot of awkward arm movement to get the compartment under the faucet and not spray water everywhere). I should note that our air fryer can fit 8qt. It’s compartment is round with a diameter of 12” (measured on the inside). This silicone tray fits inside the compartment, so when you fry anything, the crumbs, grease, and excess oil will mainly be in the silicone tray – which is way, way, way easier to clean than the air fryer compartment. Then every few days, we’d do a deep clean of the air fryer. For us, this makes a huge deal as we have had other appliances that are great, but having to clean it thoroughly in-between each use might mean we cannot use it more than once a day (due to timing) or that it’d sit around dirty until we have time to give it a proper clean. This then has the effect of making us less likely to use such appliance as we would recall the added inconvenience. Call us lazy, but so far, we haven’t felt dissuaded from using the air fryer frequently thanks to certain accessories like the silicone tray. I suggest a very thorough clean of the silicone trays first. For our test run, we tried some smaller frozen items (fish sticks) and they came out fine! We did not notice any difference with using the silicone tray. We have been using silicone trays for awhile now and here are a few things to note: - The silicone tray seems to retain heat. That means, if you let the food sit in the air fryer after it has turned off (done cooking), you might notice that your food might be dryer / a bit overcooked. So you’d either have to make sure to take the food out of the air fryer or to adjust the timing (let it cook for a few minute less) and let the food sit and allow the remaining heat to finish the cooking. In other words, plan accordingly! - I don’t usually notice the lack of air flow using the silicone tray (air fryer circulate hot air to cook), but depending on the type of food (size, weight), the ridges in the silicone tray are not enough. My friend would only use this tray with a rack (purchased separately) that he would put on top of the tray. This provides more surface area for the hot air to circulate properly. I don't have much experience with a rack, but it seems to be a good investment to go with using silicone trays. - After about two months of constant use, I found the first silicone tray to be not as easy to clean as it once was. This makes me think that there was a layer on the outside of the silicone tray that has worn out. So I will be swapping this one out for the other one in the set. This is something we have noticed with another silicone tray we have tried previously too

I recently started using the Air Fryer Silicone Liners, and I must say, they’ve become an essential part of my cooking routine. Here’s why I love them: These liners work like a charm! They prevent food from sticking to the air fryer basket, making cleanup a breeze. No more scraping or scrubbing—just remove the liner, rinse it, and you’re done. I was initially concerned that using silicone might alter the taste of my favorite dishes. But guess what? I haven’t noticed any change in flavor! Whether it’s crispy chicken nuggets or golden french fries, they come out just as delicious as ever. The little handles on these liners are a game-changer. They make it super easy to lift the liner out of the air fryer without any fuss. These silicone liners are made from BPA-free, food-grade silicone. You can cook with peace of mind, knowing that your food won’t come into contact with harmful chemicals. While I mainly use them for chicken nuggets and fries (because who doesn’t love those?), I’ve also experimented with fresh chicken wings and drumsticks. Say goodbye to disposable paper liners! These silicone liners are reusable, which means less waste and a greener kitchen. In summary, the Air Fryer Silicone Liners have simplified my cooking process, saved me time, and kept my air fryer clean. I highly recommend them to anyone who loves hassle-free cooking. I’m sold—I’d definitely buy them again!

Great quality, easy to clean

Was bigger than listed for 3 quart air fryer

These are really great quality!

Perfect accessory for ninja air fryer. Cleans easily and fits perfectly.