First review!!! Woohoo! I really like and recommend these! Pros: • see-through container! I have flat sheet ones that came in a plastic bag. For storage, it makes it awkward. This one’s plastic container makes sense and is helpful when taking a sheet out. Plus, like their ad says, it shows you how many is left. Also, the plastic container has a recyclable logo on it. • 200 count is a lot! Should last a couple years for me since I try to use my silicone basket as often as possible. • fits perfectly inside my small 7qt Gourmia brand air fryer. • can go up to 450 degree which helps ensure that it doesn’t burn and cause a fire; I still keep guard of what I’m cooking, as always; I’ve seen other sheets that are only up to 430 degrees; not a huge difference since air fryers don’t fry past 400, but I’ll take the extra security any day. Cons: • none. These work as should and as advertised Happy to highly recommend these for your air fryers! 5 star product! P.S. Last photo is some wontons

This review is for the 4 qt Air Fryer Liners, Ninja Foodi Liners, 200Pcs Air Fryer Liners Disposable 5qt 8 Inch Round, Circle Liners for Ninja AF101 AF150 XL AF161 From: MUPORU Okay, so first off, I do not have a Ninja air fryer but instead have two 6 quart air fryers from different brands, both of which are the very common pull out basket style air fryers. I can tell you that these liners fit both of my 6 quart air fryers very well, and they cover almost all of the basket space. In fact, I usually order the 8 inch liners for my 6 quart air fryers and again, they work well for me. The liners themselves are nice quality and adequately thick to do the job they are meant to do which is to cut down on cleaning your air fryer and catch some of your food's grease while cooking. I think they are a pretty good value for the price considering you get 200 with this pack.

These air fryer liners are perfect. I prefer the paper air fryer liners over the plastic ones any day. Once you are done, just throw them away. The fit is perfect and you get a lot of them. The only thing I noticed is I have to use 2 at a time to keep a lot of grease from seeping thru because they are paper. This is not a deal breaker. I still prefer these over the plastic ones for sure.

We don't own a traditional air fryer, we have the Ninja Speedi which is a multi-cooker situation and there aren't many off brand accessories made specifically for it. I was looking for something to put onto the air fryer tray to make it easier to clean so multiple people in the house can use it back to back. This is a nice option but my boyfriend noted that when he made breaded chicken it didn't allow for it to crisp up as much as he wanted and if there's a lot of moisture in the item you're trying to air fry (I did shrimp) the liner can potentially get soggy. The liner also curls as the air fryer fan works but this may be specific to our unit since it doesn't have a traditional basket. All in all it is convenient, good value and a nice alternative to cleaning every single use.

8 inch (20cm) "muffin cup" style parchment paper. You don't even have to have a "Ninja" air fryer, it works on my Cosori, too. None of the "curling" or "rolling" issues with standard rolled parchment paper (but, pro tip: crumple up your sheets of parchment like you're crumpling up paper to toss it in the trash, then uncrumple it/flatten it out onto the cookie sheet or whatever you're using it for, and it doesn't roll up on you). Keep in mind, since this is an airflow obstruction, you will have to cook things for longer, but you can also spray things with olive oil to assist in getting the "deep-fried" texture and flavor without turning your basket into a sticky oil mess because the parchment is protecting it.

These air fryer liners are standard and fit my medium-sized off-brand air fryer, and they have some things that make them stand out. The lip is deep, so it contains food better. The liners are even tall enough to cover a small plate or bowl in the microwave and prevent splatters. They come in a sturdy plastic clamshell case, which is good storage and for keeping the shape and cleanliness of the liners. I like the round shape. One new thing I’ve started doing for informal dinners is to cook our messy oven meals on the liners. I’ll put each person’s food onto their own liner. After it’s cooked, I lift the liner right onto the plate and we eat off the liner. It saves time scrubbing plates after dinner; using the liners, I only need to do a light wash and rinse.

Item came quickly. 200 liners they look like a pie pan type liner. However I noted that upon using them the sides fold inward. They are a pretty good deal.

I don't use these air fryer liners for everything I cook, but they come in very handy when you are cooking small items like popcorn shrimp or veggies like broccoli florets. My air fryer pans are already very easy to clean, so that is not the issue. The main issue that these liners help to solve are keeping things from rolling around or dropping thru the cracks and to cut down on some of the grease. The liners are good grease absorbers. You can spray or coat your food with olive oil and not drip through to the bottom of the fryer. I wish I had gotten square ones, but the round ones are working fine for the first go-around. Try them out, you'll be glad you did.