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Yesterday 4:58 AM

50-Ct Reynolds Kitchens 9" x 9" Unbleached Parchment Air Fryer Liners

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$4.18

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Amazon has 50-Count Reynolds Kitchens 9" x 9" Unbleached Parchment Air Fryer Liners on sale for $4.18 - $1.25 (30%) off when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - $0.21 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $2.72. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders. Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Pre-cut 9" x 9" parchment liners
  • Fits most round and square air fryer baskets
  • Unbleached non-stick parchment helps reduce food sticking
  • Safe for air frying temperatures up to 400Ā°F
  • Disposable design helps simplify cleanup

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Amazon has 50-Count Reynolds Kitchens 9" x 9" Unbleached Parchment Air Fryer Liners on sale for $4.18 - $1.25 (30%) off when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - $0.21 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $2.72. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders. Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Pre-cut 9" x 9" parchment liners
  • Fits most round and square air fryer baskets
  • Unbleached non-stick parchment helps reduce food sticking
  • Safe for air frying temperatures up to 400Ā°F
  • Disposable design helps simplify cleanup

Editor's Notes

Written by qwikwit | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • This offer matches our very popular front page deal from July 2026 which earned over 55 thumbs up.
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $1.46 less (35% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $4.18 at the time of this post.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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RickyN29
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Good deal. These work well, but be sure to put food on it before starting otherwise you get to buy a new house like I did.

(The fan blows them up into the element if not weighted down and then your house burns down)
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RoloTony
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Wouldn't using this product be counterproductive to the concept of operation of an air fryer? Isn't the entire point that the basket allows a high volume of hot air to pass freely and quickly through the food? And then wouldn't the holes in this product, which are necessary to allow presumably reduced airflow and cooking operation, allow grease/debris to leak through anyway? Does it increase load on the fan, or slow the movement of air over the heating element, and risk damaging or reducing the lifespan of the fryer?
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Good deal. These work well, but be sure to put food on it before starting otherwise you get to buy a new house like I did.

(The fan blows them up into the element if not weighted down and then your house burns down)
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Having the holes kind of defeats the purpose, as the oils will get through to the basket.

I use other brands that do not have the holes. If you make sure food is evenly distributed so that the sides don't curl up, you avoid any burning. Sometimes I have to trim the linings if I have less food I'm cooking.
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Wouldn't using this product be counterproductive to the concept of operation of an air fryer? Isn't the entire point that the basket allows a high volume of hot air to pass freely and quickly through the food? And then wouldn't the holes in this product, which are necessary to allow presumably reduced airflow and cooking operation, allow grease/debris to leak through anyway? Does it increase load on the fan, or slow the movement of air over the heating element, and risk damaging or reducing the lifespan of the fryer?
Last edited by RoloTony September 10, 2026 at 09:19 AM.
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ilovetofuYesterday 5:09 PM
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I think I bought a 150 pack of these for $11 or $12 at Costco, but I try not to use them too much because they may contain PFAS (AI says Reynolds Unbleached Parchment Paper does not have an explicit "PFAS-free" certification or guarantee from the manufacturer, though its regular baking paper lines have previously tested [mamavation.com] for very low or trace levels of fluorine in consumer advocacy testing). I mostly use it when I reheat fried foods to reduce the crumbs (though not eliminate, thanks to the holes, which are necessary for air circulation) in my air fryer. I find it helpful in reducing the amount of cleaning that would otherwise be required because of sticky food residue, but YMMV. Do not use these without adding food to weight them down in your air fryer, or they may get blown up and catch fire if they touch the heating element.
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Thought this was the biggest scam when my wife bought them. But I use them all the time now. Doesn't affect cooking and eliminates the mess.
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Quote from ilovetofu View quoted comment :
I think I bought a 150 pack of these for $11 or $12 at Costco, but I try not to use them too much because they may contain PFAS (AI says Reynolds Unbleached Parchment Paper does not have an explicit "PFAS-free" certification or guarantee from the manufacturer, though its regular baking paper lines have previously tested [mamavation.com] for very low or trace levels of fluorine in consumer advocacy testing). I mostly use it when I reheat fried foods to reduce the crumbs (though not eliminate, thanks to the holes, which are necessary for air circulation) in my air fryer. I find it helpful in reducing the amount of cleaning that would otherwise be required because of sticky food residue, but YMMV. Do not use these without adding food to weight them down in your air fryer, or they may get blown up and catch fire if they touch the heating element.
Thanks. Almost pulled the trigger thinking that Reynolds cares about the health of its customers.
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rosie111Yesterday 6:47 PM
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Quote from RickyN29 View quoted comment :
Good deal. These work well, but be sure to put food on it before starting otherwise you get to buy a new house like I did.

(The fan blows them up into the element if not weighted down and then your house burns down)
Hope that didn't really happen to you!

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WildflowerGuruYesterday 7:12 PM
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The real purpose of these is supposed to be for Reheating. Which only takes a couple of minutes. I don't know why they claim cooking.
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tomwilYesterday 7:18 PM
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Quote from TheCosmoKramer View quoted comment :
Thought this was the biggest scam when my wife bought them. But I use them all the time now. Doesn't affect cooking and eliminates the mess.
How does it eliminate the mess, when it has holes that lets grease go through?

I use liners without holes, which keeps the mess in the liner.

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Quote from tomwil View quoted comment :
How does it eliminate the mess, when it has holes that lets grease go through?I use liners without holes, which keeps the mess in the liner.https://www.samsclub.com/ip/Reyno...5317171035
The holes aren't that big.
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LavenderTexture2333Today 6:07 AM
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Would be nicer if there was no holes

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