Roe Tenpo Air Fryer Liners - Brown - 7.5L

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The Roe Tenpo Air Fryer Liners are essential for home cooks who want to simplify cleanup while preserving the longevity of their 7.5L air fryer baskets. These disposable parchment paper liners are ideal for frequent users who prepare everything from fried chicken to baked goods, offering a non-stick, oil-resistant barrier against food residue and grease. While they provide excellent convenience and protect your equipment, users should note that they must be used with caution to ensure the liner does not blow into the heating element during preheating.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AIR-FRYER-LINERS-180425 |
| Brand | Roe Tenpo |
| Container Volume | 7.5 |
Yes, these liners are safe to use in microwaves as well as ovens, steamers, and air fryers.
They are made of food-grade, unbleached parchment paper, but check your local municipal composting guidelines regarding the specific coatings used.
The liners are designed to allow air circulation. As long as you do not overcrowd the basket, your food will remain crispy.
Yes, they can be trimmed with kitchen scissors if needed, though they are specifically sized for 7.5L capacity baskets.
Yes, they are heat-resistant up to 450°F (230°C), which covers most air frying and roasting temperatures.
Ensure the liner is fully weighed down by your food. Avoid preheating the unit with only the empty liner inside.
While the liners are non-stick, a light spritz of cooking oil can be used for extra-sticky ingredients like breaded fish.
To set up your liner, simply drop one into the center of your 7.5L air fryer basket. Ensure the edges do not obstruct the top ventilation area. Because these are disposable, no cleaning is required—simply remove the liner after your food has been served and discard it in the trash.
Keep the liners stored in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture absorption. Do not attempt to wash or reuse the liners, as the integrity of the parchment paper is compromised once it has been exposed to high heat and oils.