Paper Fryer Liners Brunbeste 16 cm Ø, pack of 100 — disposable oil-absorbent fryer paper

Brunbeste paper fryer liners, 16 cm diameter, pack of 100 are single-use, oil-absorbent sheets designed for small household deep fryers. Each lightweight liner is heat-resistant for typical home frying temperatures and shaped to fit small fryer baskets, helping to separate food from direct contact with the basket surface. The disposable design simplifies post-cooking cleanup by trapping crumbs and excess oil on the liner surface, reducing residue on the fryer and shortening cleaning time.

Advantages

These fryer liners absorb excess oil and crumbs while maintaining structural integrity during typical frying cycles, allowing drained oil to collect on the paper rather than the basket. The 16 cm diameter size is tailored for small baskets and portioned snacks. Using disposable liners reduces direct contact between food and the fryer basket, which can help keep the appliance cleaner and streamline maintenance. The pack of 100 provides multiple uses for regular home frying needs.

Suitable for

• Small household deep fryers and air-fryer baskets with 16 cm diameter
• Frying snacks, small portions, chips and frozen items
• Situations where easy cleanup and reduced oil residue are desired

Key specifications

• Material: single-use oil-absorbent paper
• Diameter: 16 cm
• Quantity: 100 sheets per pack
• Temperature resistance: suitable for typical home frying temperatures
• Form: round liners shaped to fit small fryer baskets

How to use

Place a single paper liner into the fryer basket before adding food. Ensure the liner sits flat and conforms to the basket shape so that food has even support and oil drains onto the paper surface. After frying, lift the basket and remove the liner with trapped crumbs and excess oil; dispose of the used liner according to local waste regulations. Replace with a new liner for the next frying cycle.

Usage recommendations

To ensure best performance, do not overload the basket and avoid prolonged contact of the paper with direct heating elements. Use liners with foods of typical frying size and thickness; for very large or heavy pieces, consider using more support or reducing portion size to prevent tearing. Store the pack in a dry place away from moisture until use.