Air fryer parchment liners, 8-inch square

When greasy or sticky food leaves the air fryer basket messy, a disposable liner can make cleanup less of a chore. These unbleached parchment sheets are designed to sit in the basket while food cooks.

The pack contains 125 square sheets, each 8 inches across. They’re non-stick and oil-proof, with a silicone coating.

If you prioritise quick cleanup, disposable paper is convenient, if you prefer to wash and reuse an accessory, a reusable liner is the more suitable approach. These sheets are for the first kind of routine.

Where it shines

The main appeal is straightforward: after cooking, lift out the used sheet rather than dealing with as much residue in the basket. Picture cooking a sticky, oily meal and being able to remove the liner before washing the basket. It can save a cleanup step, though it doesn’t remove the need to clean the appliance itself.

The paper is described as unbleached and made from raw wood with a silicone coating. It is also listed as BPA-free and PFAS-free, waterproof, oil-proof and non-stick. Those details may matter if you’re choosing parchment specifically for cooking rather than using a general-purpose disposable sheet.

The liners are intended for 5–8 qt air fryer baskets, and the listing names Ninja AF100, AF101, AF150 and AF161, as well as Cosori and Instant Pot. They’re also described as oven- and microwave-safe up to 450°F. That gives them uses beyond the air fryer, though the stated basket range and 8-inch square shape are the clearest fit guidance provided.

What to know

These are disposable sheets, not a reusable basket insert. That’s handy when you want to spend less time scrubbing, but it means replacing the liner after use rather than rinsing it for another meal. The 125-piece pack is intended to keep a supply on hand, and its space-saving packaging is described as easy to store.

Size deserves attention: the sheets are square and 8 inches across, while compatibility is expressed as a basket capacity range. Basket capacity alone doesn’t confirm that every basket has the same shape or usable base area, so don’t assume a perfect fit in an unlisted model. Given the disposable format, this is also less suited to anyone trying to avoid single-use kitchen supplies.

It makes sense if you want a simple way to deal with oily or sticky cooking residue and your basket suits the listed size and capacity. It’s not for you if you want a washable, reusable liner or need sheets in another shape or size.

Best use cases

These liners are most relevant for routine air fryer cooking where a disposable barrier could make post-meal cleanup easier. They may also suit someone who wants parchment on hand for oven or microwave use, within the stated temperature limit. For a kitchen that already relies on washable accessories, or for a basket that needs a different liner shape, a reusable or better-matched alternative is the more practical choice.

To wrap up

Choose these if the 8-inch square format matches your basket and quick disposal matters more than reusability. The listed 5–8 qt range and named models offer a starting point, but the pack doesn’t provide basket measurements beyond the sheet size. If your air fryer has an unusual basket shape, or you’d rather avoid disposable paper, this isn’t the most suitable fit.