The 1st package I purchased was 12x12. But this latest package is 12.5x12.5. I have to trim the sheets each time I use them which is inconvenient. I didn't realize the size difference until it was too late to return them because I was using up the last package. These work well when they are the correct 12x12 measurement. But these are not.

I love my air fryer. It makes things crispy and delicious with minimal effort. The cleaning part, however? Less thrilling. Scrubbing that basket felt like punishment for enjoying perfectly cooked sweet potato fries. Then, I discovered these WMKGG 12 inch Air Fryer Parchment Paper Squares.I saw them online – pre-cut, disposable little paper squares designed to fit in the air fryer. My first thought was, "Is this too lazy? Is there a line?" Then I remembered the scrubbing, and I quickly decided there is no line when it comes to avoiding tedious cleanup.When the pack arrived, it was exactly as promised: a stack of perfectly sized, unbleached paper squares. They looked innocent, almost too simple to be effective. I placed one in my air fryer basket, added my food, and air fried away, feeling a sense of hopeful anticipation.After the food was done (delicious, as usual), came the moment of truth. I lifted the paper liner out, and folks... the basket underneath was practically spotless. SPOTLESS. It was like a tiny, paper maid had swooped in and cleaned up after the cooking. My previous routine of immediate scrubbing to prevent baked-on food from becoming a permanent fixture was instantly obsolete. I just tossed the paper liner and wiped the basket with a damp cloth. Mind. Blown.These liners are non-stick, waterproof, and oil-proof. They handle the heat like champs and don't seem to affect the cooking or the taste of the food at all. The pre-cut size is perfect, no more awkwardly trying to fold or tear parchment paper to fit. They even have slightly rounded corners, which is a small detail, but one that makes them fit just right.If you own an air fryer and are tired of the cleanup, or if you just appreciate a simple product that solves a common problem with elegant efficiency, these parchment paper liners are a game-changer. They've made using my air fryer even more convenient. My basket is cleaner, my hands are happier, and I'm thoroughly impressed with this simple yet revolutionary product.

I've had the pleasure of using these parchment paper squares for a few weeks now, and I must say, they've been a total game-changer in terms of clean up! I use them with my Ninja Air Fryer Oven (yes, that's the one with the flip-up design), and they fit perfectly in the roasting tray.The sheets are large enough to cover the entire surface, and they catch all the drips and splatters, making it incredibly easy to wipe down. The unbleached paper is also a plus - I love knowing that my food is not coming into contact with any harsh chemicals.I've tried similar products before, but these WMKGG parchment paper squares are by far the best I've used. They're durable, easy to use, and make clean up a breeze. The price may seem a bit steep at first, but trust me when I say it's worth every penny!

I recently got fed up with my regular toaster not wanting to give me back my homemade gluten-free bread slices (I was tilting the toaster & sticking these silicone tongs in. My tongue had to be held in a certain position for success.) so I searched for a toaster oven and came across Cuisinart’s line of ToasterOvenAirfryers. Expensive!!! Found one on sale at W@lm@rt and…of course it is being discontinued.So my mother taught me to look after my stuff so I would not have to replace it and since I don’t really like cleaning…who does really…the best solution is to cover the cooking items that came with the model (listed in Headline), but instructions state don’t use foil and a bunch of other items due to them either melting onto the cooking trays or bursting into flames…so I found these. These items are flexible, but not in a way that allows them to mold to your cooking items which is the reason for the Headline above. NOTE: if you have a TOA 28 which has internal horizontal dimensions of 9.75” by 11.25” (Measurement based on the tray that fits under the airfryer basket)…grab what you can on Amazon for replacement parts.Okay…so after testing the toast and airfryer functions with these liners…this is what I found…:— The solid black which I use on the tray that goes under the airfryer basket slithers, moves and attempts to climb out of the tray as you are trying to put it all into the TOA; it needed to be cut to size. (Take 1/4” off the long side and 1/2” off the short side, nip a little off the corners (or round them a little) and it will fit the base of the tray exactly and will stay put as you put it, basket _and_ food into the appliance.— The bronze, metallic brown one with the circular holes is supposed to be for the airfryer basket, but it will also slither and climb out even when your food is on it. Take 3/8” off all sides and nip a little off the corners and it will fit in the basket base perfectly. (Yes…you are technically cutting off 3/4” from the long and the short side, but you will be cutting across holes…3/8” off all sides looks better and strength/integrity of mat is maintained.)— The black mesh is supposed to be used for the rack with bars (where you put you bread to be toasted) for when you have items that might slip through onto the element (In the TOA 28, the element is over the crumb-catcher flattish cookie sheet at the bottom.) This one does not need cutting…it actually needs to be wider…length is okay. (I might later give this the trim to fit the air fryer basket later once I receive the 12”x12” pack I ordered, for airfried foods that don’t drip “goo” and reserve the bronze one for anything with cheese in it. Grilled cheese goo on an airfryer basket mesh is an ordeal to clean!)It is my recommendation, that you should probably buy a 9”x11” pack as well as a 12”x12” pack for the TOA 28. (My 12”x12” pack is enroute. Will edit in the cuts to make it fit later.) Why buy a 12”x12” as well? I tried one of the strips that I cut off, over the crumb catcher and under the bottom element, to see if there would be any damage to a black mat, if I ordered a 12”x12” pack and cut the solid black one to fit the crumb catcher properly. There was no damage; there is a bit of a gap between the element and the crumb catcher and as long as you treat the mats with respect and don’t bend them (I hand wash in bottom of sink with a soft brush.) there shouldn’t be an issue with the mat ever touching the element. Will cut the bronze one to either fit the basket or the rack…? The 12”x12” mesh will be trimmed to fit the rack so I don’t have items falling off the edges.)These are made from fibreglass which is why they are okay in a TOA type appliance. Apparently oven-safe glass dishes can go in a TOA type appliance…so fibreglass makes sense. DON’T bend/fold them…I suspect that the material may crack. STORE FLAT.If you trim to fit…you will need a ruler, pencil and sharp craft scissors _OR_ a quilting ruler, cutting mat and rotary cutter with a blade that you don’t mind losing or you can sharpen if you have one of those electrical machines that does that (Yes…they were selling those on Amazon and when in use…dogs howl in the neighbourhood...). The rotary cutter method is accurate and easy and the blade makes a satisfying little hum/roar as you cut across the mat “threads”.(By the way Amazon could teach W@lm@rt how to get your order to you promptly once it reaches the store!)

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