Name: Air Fryer Disposable Paper Liner, 100PCS Round Air Fryer Paper Liners, 6.3&#034; Natural Parchment Paper for Air Fryer Oil-proof Water-proof, Food Grade Parchment for AirFryer, Steamer, Microwave Etc
SKU: 768728
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Air Fryer Disposable Paper Liner, 100PCS Round Air Fryer Paper Liners, 6.3 Natural Parchment Paper for Air Fryer Oil-proof Water-proof, Food Grade Parchment for AirFryer, Steamer, Microwave Etc

$11.19

641 in stock

SKU: SZYMjj41 Category: Home & Kitchen Tags: Accessories, Bakeware, Baking Tools, Dining, Home, Kitchen, Parchment

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Air Fryer Disposable Paper Liner, 100PCS Round Air Fryer Paper Liners, 6.3 Natural Parchment Paper for Air Fryer Oil-proof Water-proof, Food Grade Parchment for AirFryer, Steamer, Microwave Etc

Food Grade Material: Air fryer paper liners made from natural wood pulp and food grade coating, waterproof, oil-proof, non-stick, 100% healthy and with nice heat resistant. Can with stand temperatures up to 446¡ãF (230¡ãC) and has no effect on the taste of food

Keep Your Air Fryer Clean: The disposable paper liner in bowl shape can effectively keep the food residue away from the fryer, leaving it as clean as unused. Its heightened edge 1.8inch can protect the side of fryers and prevent food from sticking to them. These paper liners are must have if you hate cleaning after baking

Easy to Use: These non-stick disposable air fryer liners are designed with a round bowl shape that requires no ripping, folding, cutting or bending and fits right in when you’re ready to cook. Take it out and discard it after use

Wide Applications: These parchment air fryer liners are great for baking, frying, grilling, steamer, skillet, microwave, air fryer or serving food. They can be applied to camping, home baking, BBQ, summer party, and so on.It can suitable for all your baking needs

Warm Tip: Do not put empty air fryer paper when preheating, and do not use too little food to avoid disposable paper liners that cannot be pressed because of their light weight, and hot air blowing the paper liners into the heat pipe causing the paper pan to burn