Silicone Air Fryer Liners for Ninja Foodi AF300UK, 2Pcs Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer Accessories, Reusable Silicone Dual Basket Air Fryer Liner 7.6L

Great product, perfect fit and great price, easy to clean too

We considered several air fryer before we decided to go for the Ninja Airfryer. The previous reviews and excellent Ninja name proved too much to miss,,plus the discount after Christmas. We are a couple in our 60s so wanted to see if we could save some money due to the excessive electricity prices we pay when using our built in oven. The Air Fryer was really well packed and looked great when we removed it from the packaging. We went for the black with silver trim option which matches our kitchen decor. The booklet supplied was a great introduction to Air Fryer cooking. We also purchased the 2 silicone liners as it helps when cleaning after cooking. I do not generally cook as I am pretty hopeless at it, but I tried and made a great job using this Fryer. I dabbled with salmon fillets with broccoli with fries. A little basic but something I would never attempt, but it was fantastic. I am a complete convert now, my wife will struggle to use it as its my new hobby. Pros: Looks good Well made Easy to use with duel sync feature Not too big as to take over the the kitchen worktop Cons: Why didn't I buy one earlier

Fit just right. Good value and quality. Non stick. Have used them a few times so far so good. Washed by hand & the dishwasher. The sides tend sag inwards if only using a small amount of food in the basket. Saying that they are half price of the branded ones!

Great product, looking at some of review who gave these 1 or 2 stars, if you wash them first so they bend into shape, and they work very well and fit well great price

Saves on washing the whole drawer after every use. They restrict the airflow so you have to use wisely and/or increase the cooking time as appropriate. Attempted to bake a loaf cake using these and baking paper. Total disaster the cake never cooked on the inside and resorted to pouring the mess into a loaf tin and using the oven.

Looks ok. Haven’t used it yet. Good packaging

They are great no more burnt on food easy to keep clean

The liners are a perfect fit and are great for cooking some things, not great for some others. The liners restrict the free flow of hot air so you need to adjust cooking times which in most cases is easy enough, just use your eyes (or a thermometer) instead of suggested recipe times. I've found the liners good for cooking things like vegetables (chopped or frozen) and great for 'messy' foods like curry's etc which would otherwise leave you with a cleaning headache. The potential problem comes when cooking meat. I did a test in my twin basket air fryer. I put a large chicken thigh in one side without a liner and another identically sized chicken thigh in the other side with a liner and set them both to the recommended cooking time and temperature. At the end of the test the chicken cooked without a liner was well cooked and had an internal temperature of 78 degrees (chicken needs to reach an internal temperature of 75). The chicken cooked using a liner looked ok on the outside, just slightly less well browned, but the internal temperature was just 50 degrees, so it would not have been safe to eat. It's a matter of choice whether to use a liner to cook chicken for longer and save on the amount of cleaning or to cook for a shorter time without a liner and have a bit more mess to clean up. I use a meat thermometer every time regardless when cooking things like chicken but for those that don't use one I'd urge caution if using a liner. My only other tip is: Be careful when lifting the liners out of the basket, they're hot (obviously) and they're soft and flexible so it's easy to spill stuff once the liners are free from the basket.