TORMEN 100pcs Parchment Paper Sheets Orbicular Baking Papers 6 Inches For Cakes Cookies Barbecue (White)

They fit in my Wilton 6inch pans, maybe a tiny bit goes up the walls but it still works perfectly well and it’s not so much, like 3mm at most. I will buy them again. I’ve used them and they work as any other baking paper would.

These 8 inch diameter round parchment papers did well in my air fryer. As seen in my photos, it didn’t curl up and shrink. I purposely got these, because there are no sides. The usual air fryer liners have sides that tend to collapse down during frying. That then covers the food being fried- thus no hot air circulation. That being said, if air frying any food that will have juices running out, then clean-up will be a hassle. I will reserve using these liners for turkey meatballs and baked potatoes.The papers, as mentioned, are 8” in diameter and fit my Ninja Model AF-101 basket perfectly. Measure your baskets first before ordering (if they become available again). They are also good for cake pans. I am going to try them with my steamer next to see how they’ll hold up. Also, very tiny amounts of grease was visible when I lifted the liner. It made cleaning up very easy, because they are non-stick.I found these liners to hold up well with high heat (up to 400 degrees F in air fryer). Unfortunately, they are already unavailable for purchase. If they do become available, they are a good value.

Thank you. My wife was excited to receive parchment paper already cut to fit 9 x 1 inch pans.

Very happy with my purchase. Fit exactly to my cake pan.

I use these when heating frozen items in my convection oven. They absorb the small amount of grease and I don't end up with a too-hot-to-touch plate that I need to pull out once the heating is done. They work well.

This was one of those "I've needed this forever but didn't know about it" purchases. I've bought supermarket rolls forever and aluminum foil and cling film are no problem, one is flexible enough to lay flat when needed and the other is firm enough to be bent. But parchment paper always seems to want to roll. Even when I run it over the counter edge to flatten it by putting a roll in the opposite direction, it's still always too much or too little. And of course the same goes for the amount I tear off in the first place. It's one of those little pains that can be very annoying at the time. These pre-sized and flat sheets were just what I was missing to crush that little repeat problem. I got a bit worried when I saw the mailman had folded them in half to fit in the box, but they laid right out with no crease or bend left at all once out of the package. I'll try this smaller size in the larger pans, but if I need to keep an assortment to fit like this size does, it's worth the little bit of extra money. Sometimes little things mean more than they probably should, but this is one of those times.