A couple of months ago, I sent my husband a short list of must needs from Walmart. I planned to make stuffed shells, but forgot to pick up Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil. While my husband was looking for 50 sq ft of foil, he found Airfyer Liners and asked if he should pick up some. At first I was going to say no, but our Airfyer gets splatter from Tostino Pizza Rolls and Mozzarella sticks. At the time, they were under $4. So I said, “Sure, I’ll try them out.”
The nonstick unbleached liners came in 9″ x 9″ sleeves of 50. Since it’s basically parchment paper, they were a great alternative for foil and wax paper. However, they did not keep my Airfyer completely clean. The holes give way from crumbs, grease, and sauce to seep out. Still, it does a good job of keeping hard to remove stains and foods from sticking to your Airfyer pans. Depending on the type of Airfyer you have, the drip pan will get the Airfyer Liner fails to stop.
Depending on how frequently you use your Airfyer, the price is fair. We had our 50 pack for about three months before I ran out. I’ve used it to make quick lunches for my kiddos, as well as, baking. My Airfyer has an oven. So, I’ve used the liners to bake cookies and cinnamon rolls. For you eco friendly folks out there, these liners are compostable. Convenience wise, they work for square and rectangular Airfyers. These aren’t liners I’d make a point of writing on my shopping list. In my opinion, they’re more of a once in a while purchase.
If you’ve used Reynolds Kitchen Airfyer Liners before, would you buy more liners?
Do you think these liners are needed or are they just a cash grab?
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