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AirFryers again - liners

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M0nica Sat 11-Mar-23 13:01:19

Why would it make a difference?

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ExDancer Sat 11-Mar-23 10:30:39

I was thinking of silicone, with long handles, forgot about eBay. Paper ones seem wasteful to my war-baby mind, but they'll save washing up.
Thanks

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MiniMoon Sat 11-Mar-23 10:27:57

These are silicone
They are 7.8" Square. They have good reviews.

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sf101 Sat 11-Mar-23 10:26:26

I use round cake tin liners in a square fryer, they work fine and can be reused if clean enough.

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Charleygirl5 Sat 11-Mar-23 10:22:53

I agree, I use round in a square dish. They are okay but I would prefer more of the sides of my air fryer to be covered.

Thanks, I will look at ebay.

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MiniMoon Sat 11-Mar-23 10:21:07

Do you want silicon liners or paper disposable liners?
These from Amazon look like a good fit.

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shysal Sat 11-Mar-23 10:19:35

Lots on Ebay!
www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313&_nkw=square+air+fryer+liners&_sacat=0

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ExDancer Sat 11-Mar-23 10:10:31

I am looking for liners for my Phillips HD9252 7" air fryer. Can I use a round liner in a square(ish) basket? Even amazon don't seem to do 7" Square ones.
Phillips don't answer my emails - useless firm imo!

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