Frozen Onion Rings in the air fryer are a fantastic way to enjoy a classic burger side dish at home. Quick and easy to make, you’ll be amazed at the restaurant quality results you can get with a bag of your favorite frozen onion rings and your handy dandy air fryer!
Reasons We Love These
- Frozen Onion Rings in air fryer taste infinitely better than those made in the oven.
- Onion rings are a finger food favorite at restaurants, your family and friends will love when you make them at home.
- Air Frying is so much easier than deep frying. No hot oil splattering everywhere, no oil smell lingering in the house.
- They make a great side dish for Cheeseburger Sliders, Cheeseburgers, Drumsticks, Hot Dogs, Mozzarella Sticks and Chicken Tenders. They are great with this easy Smash Burger recipe.
Air Fryer Frozen Onion Rings
Just like with all air fryer recipes, making frozen onion rings in the air fryer is a cinch. So grab a bag of your favorites and get the ketchup and dipping sauces ready!
The Best Frozen Onion Rings
Looking for the best frozen onion rings? Here are my top recommendations.
Onion Rings In Air Fryer
To make frozen onion rings in your air fryer, preheat air fryer for 3 minutes at 350 degrees. Place onion rings in. You can stack them but only about halfway up the basket. Cooke for 5 minutes at 350 degrees, then turn the onion rings and bake an additional 6-8 minutes at 400 degrees.
Make sure to also try my Frozen Chicken Wings In The Air Fryer!
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Air Fryer Frozen Onion Rings
Equipment
- Air Fryer
Ingredients
- 10 frozen onion rings use a brand of your choice
Instructions
- Preheat air fryer for 3 minutes at 350 degrees. Place onion rings in. You can stack them but only about halfway up the basket. Cooke for 5 minutes at 350 degrees,then turn the onion rings and bake an additional 6-8 minutes at 400 degrees.
Notes
Nutrition
Disclaimer
Nutrition information is estimated as a courtesy. If using for medical purposes, please verify information using your own nutritional calculator. Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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