Behr
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I haven’t, but I would think that there should be some flour in there somewhere (on the outside of the biscuits.)Air fryer frozen biscuits did not work out for me. When I flipped the biscuits, they stuck and came apart, even though I oiled the basket to try to prevent this from happening. Has anyone else tried to cook frozen biscuits in the air fryer before?
I used Pam on the basket and a little on top of the biscuits. These were the frozen ones.I haven’t, but I would think that there should be some flour in there somewhere (on the outside of the biscuits.)
Canned biscuits are awfully damp (don’t know how much is liquid and how much is oil), and my brain keeps thinking there needs to be something dry involved.
Maybe parchment paper, trimmed to allow airflow up the sides + punch some holes in the paper between the biscuits?
Or Baker’s Joy? (spray can of veg oil and flour)
I dunno, this is just what my aged brain is throwing at me.
Yeah, Pam (AFAIK) is just oil and propellants, no flour.I used Pam on the basket and a little on top of the biscuits. These were the frozen ones.
I don't know. I just wanted to use them and get them out of the freezer and wanted a little honey on them. It was fairly disastrous, and I'll use the oven next time hahahahaha
Air fryer frozen biscuits did not work out for me. When I flipped the biscuits, they stuck and came apart, even though I oiled the basket to try to prevent this from happening. Has anyone else tried to cook frozen biscuits in the air fryer before?
Let Me Google ThatDo they still sell cinnamon biscuits?
Someone said McDonlds no long has the $1 menu. For about 10 years. If true "time flies".