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Head over to your pantry or whichever drawer or cabinet you stash your kitchen supplies in and take a look inside. You probably have rolls of both parchment and wax paper, don't you? Most people do!

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Wax paper (or waxed paper) is a kitchen staple that's been around since the 19th century, when coating paper with wax became an effective way of keeping moisture and odors from seeping into foods.

You can safely use parchment paper in an air fryer as long as it’s oven-safe and kept below 450°F. Trim or perforate the parchment and weigh it down with food to prevent airflow blockage or fire ...