Silicone Air Fryer Liners Basket, Reusable Air Fryer Accessories with Divider Mitts Collapsible Non-Stick Air Fryer Basket for Ninja Speedi ON400UK Cosori 4.7L/5.5L/6.4L Tefal EasyFry 6.5L LLIVEKIT 7L

Like the fact that with the divider you can cook a portion of chips and a mains at the same. Easy to clean just put in dishwasher.

it comes with silicone gloves, a tray that has seperation and an airfryer cover - which are all very useful. It's very easy to clean - Although the gloves to me aren't as useful but that might just be because I don't need them.Very good bit of kit - and helps keep the airfryer clean - also great for the oven

Now with the massive rise in airfryers, there has come a flood of accessories to go in them! I'm quite impressed with this product. It's well made & sturdy, yet simple in design.I think the pictures in the sales pitch, offer the best insight of cooking variations. However, from me, just a couple of things to add?So kinda bullet points?* Firstly the main collapsible dish, with a ridged base is excellent on its own. Add the divider unit in it & heat circulates so well.* The little silicon mittens, work really well.* Also, I have a Ninja flexidrawer AF500. I found this item works well in this, Plus another silicon dish. Also, you can use the divider to keep it as two cooking zones! ( Re photo's)I realistically priced accessory.

I really like our air fryer, but I hate the cleaning that is required. I've tried grease proof paper, but too often these slip and oil and grease end up everywhere, requiring the baskets to be cleaned.This basket solves the problems of grease and oil going everywhere. It does get hot, so the small mitts are also very useful.As the bottom is ridged, which is good for allowing air flow around the food, fat and grease can be a little difficult to clean from the basket, especially cooled pork fat, but a bit of cloth solves that issue and it is still so much easier to clean than the air fryer baskets.

I really like this air fryer liner. I've tried quite a few so far since we became an air fryer family. We have a cheap roughly circular air fryer, and a big Ninja one that's square.Having a liner is a huge time saver, especially if your fryer's basket can't be put in the dishwasher. These silicon ones can be put in the fryer, your oven, the dishwasher and the only downside is the storage space they take up. I've started storing them in the air fryer, and I can't believe it took me that long. However, this type has a huge advantage because it's collapsible and will only be a couple of inches deep at most in a cupboard or drawer. It's a tiny thing, but just like saucepans with removable handles, it makes a huge quality of life difference.This design has a ridged bottom, meaning chips etc will get some air under them - some cheaper ones are completely flat which is less effective. The handles may not be all that tall, so you need oven gloves to get them out, but I've found the silicon gets hot enough I don't recommend bare fingers anyway. The downside of big floppy handles, is that they either fall into your food, or risk being pressed up against the heating element. I'd rather put oven gloves on.The little silicon oven mitts are useful for borderline stuff that's just a bit too hot for you to touch (but you have at least one family member who can do that and everyone else is amazed). They come with a lot of these accessories so we have a bunch now we need to find a new home for. I wouldn't buy any product just because you get a pair of those - they're a very niche design in my opinion.This model came with a divider so you can separate chips from fishfingers or something. I'm not sure if that's all that useful but it may just depend on what food you've got. I suppose it stops meat products directly dripping on chips or getting stuck to them perhaps? I'm really not sure.

The set is a liner, a divider which is okay it works fine and if your loading it up make sure you load both sides evenly.The second half is 2 silicon oven mitts, again being a bit thin be quick, but since they're only meant for lifting the basket out of the air-fryer or oven are okay, but I wouldn't be carrying the basket any distance.Price is okay as is cleaning and storing.

I was impressed with this little set of silicon airfyer tools. the main tray is collapsible, a bit like the collapsible collanders, which will make it easier to store. there is a removable divider, that splits the tray into two, and has draining holes meaning it's good for anything where you want the fat to drain and be kept away from the food. it's also excellent for cooking two separate things, although for something like chips, this would crowd the food if you were preparing it for more than two people.when testing this, we did a joint of beef in a different container, and some veg and some chips in the two sections of this one. the chips for two people could have done with a bit more space to crisp up fully, or had a shake half way through. which I probably should have anticipated, as you tend to need to do this with a basket style airfryer. I'm just not used to this as we have a mesh shelf model. I know that for in future now.the veg was seasoned with salt, pepper and parmesan, and came out lovely.I did wonder if the parmesan might be tricky to wash off, but they came out of the dishwasher spotless, and with no residual scent.this is a great, versatile silicone set

Going by the picture it looks like the top self part sits on the bowl. It does not. It's too small. How they balance those food items on their god knows.Yet more mis selling from amazon