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WMKGG 100 PCS Air Fryer Oven Liners, 12 x 11 inch Perforated Rectangular Parchment Paper Disposable Liners for Ninja Foodi, XL Air Fryer, Cuisinart, Breville Toaster Oven
WMKGG 100 PCS Air Fryer Oven Liners, 12 x 11 inch Perforated Rectangular Parchment Paper Disposable Liners for Ninja Foodi, XL Air Fryer, Cuisinart, Breville Toaster Oven
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- Designed Exclusively: 12 x 11 inches, compatible with Cuisinart (TOA-60, TOA-65 + more), Breville, Black and Decker, Hamilton Beach, Cosori + more. Measure your appliance before purchasing for best results.
- Multi Prepared Holes Design: The arrangement and quantity of holes designed by us are scientific, which can make the heat circulation in the air fryer and steamers. They can make the food get the heat in all directions.
- Extra Grilling Mat: The black reusable grilling mat makes clean-up a breeze by protecting the bottom of your air fryer basket, rack or pans by preventing sticky residue.
- Heat Resistant: Parchment paper for air fryer temperature resistance is from -68 to 425 degrees fahrenheit.The double silicone coating side keep food out of direct contact with the fryer and cause stains.Easy to clean.
- Caution: Do not add air fryer paper in pre-heating mode.Keep the paper under when adding food, Be sure not to let the paper contact the heating tube, the temperature of the heating tube is much higher than the heat resisting temperature of the paper.
Overview
- Brand : WMKGG
- Material : Paper
- Item Form : Liners
- Sheet Count : 100
- Sheet Size : 12 x 11 inch
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