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From creating healthier options for crispy food to cooking up simple things like bacon or Brussels sprouts in half the time, there’s so much you can do with an air fryer. If you’re like me, an avid user of air fryers, then you’ll also know how annoying it can be to clean up afterward.
Enter one of our favorite spots to find affordable kitchen supplies: Dollar Tree. From a well-stocked spice rack to a pantry full of budget-friendly grocery finds, the $1.25 store has become one of our go-to spots to save big on great kitchen products—one of them being an item that makes cleaning the air fryer a total breeze.
Dollar Tree's Parchment Air Fryer Liners
Dollar Tree is currently selling parchment paper air fryer liners that are perfect for keeping the air fryer mess-free after cooking in it. The Surefresh Brown Air Fryer Parchment Paper Liners come in two different sizes: a 20-pack of roughly 6×1.7-inch liners and a 15-pack of roughly 8×1.7-inch liners. Both packs cost just $1.25 and provide endless joy and ease when it comes to cleaning up after cooking. It’s no wonder these always sell out as soon as they hit shelves.
“Please restock,” wrote one reviewer on Dollar Tree's website. “Makes clean-up so easy. I know when you do [restock], I am going to buy several packages.”
“Great liners!" raved another shopper. “Wish I could find more of them. Please restock this item.”
Intrigued by the liners on a recent shopping trip to Dollar Tree, I purchased the smaller versions for my own kitchen and tried them out that same evening. My air fryer has two shelves, so I placed a liner on each shelf and cooked vegetables and potatoes in one and chicken breast in the other. When the meal was finished, clean-up felt exponentially easier, as all I had to do was allow the air fryer to cool, then remove and throw away the two liners. Since I’d normally wipe down the inside of my air fryer and put the two shelves into the dishwasher, this super simple clean-up method saved me quite a bit of time.
Since then, my teens have been using the liners for air-frying food like chicken nuggets or pizza rolls. And I’ve reached for them many times while cooking—always with the same time-saving results. In fact, I’m almost out of these liners and hope my store still has them in stock.
Even if they don’t, I’m sure there will be plenty of other Dollar Tree items to stock up on while I’m there, like stylish dinner plates or affordable food storage containers. Until they’re restocked, I can always focus on low-mess air fryer recipes like baked potatoes or air fryer-warmed Pop-Tarts.
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