Finally, a way to make pizza rolls in the air fryer that turn golden brown and crispy every time! Just use this one tip for the perfect snack.
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An Easy Air Fryer Pizza Rolls Recipe
If you love a crispy pizza roll, you’ve found the right directions. I have the perfect way of getting pizza rolls in the air fryer cooked to turn crispy and golden brown.
The trick? Cook them in one single layer with space in between them. This allows the air fryer to blow hot air all around the bites for even cooking.
I use this technique when cooking air fryer frozen pizza, tortilla pizzas, french bread pizza, homemade pizza, and even just reheating pizza in the air fryer!
You won’t get that toughness on the breading like when cooking it in a microwave and it’s well worth the extra few minutes to air fry them.
This is definitely a hit in our house with my kids! And, I love them too, especially with how easy they are to toss in the air fryer and cook!
How to Make Totino’s Pizza Rolls in The Air Fryer
STEP ONE: Turn your air fryer on to 380 degrees F.
STEP TWO: Put the frozen pizza rolls in the air fryer basket and let them cook for about 7 minutes.
STEP THREE: Remove them from the air fryer to cool for a good 3 minutes to avoid burning your mouth.
Tips for the Best Pizza Rolls in Air Fryer
- Cook the pizza in a single layer to allow the hot air to flow easier for even cooking.
- Use Totino’s frozen pizza rolls for the best tasting version. I find store brands not as good. You can use the cheese, pepperoni, buffalo style chicken or any other flavor using these directions.
- You can double or even triple the amount depending on your air fryer size using the same time and temperature listed. Just make sure they are in a single layer.
- Let them cool after air frying. The insides will be super hot, so let them cool before taking a bite to avoid burning your mouth.
- Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
- Reheat leftovers in the air fryer at 400 degrees for about 3 minutes.
Cooking Air Fryer Pizza Rolls FAQs
Dipping Sauce Ideas
- Marinara sauce
- Buffalo Sauce
- Nacho cheese
- Pizza sauce
- Blue cheese or ranch dressing
- BBQ sauce
- Honey sriracha sauce
How Long to Cook Pizza Rolls in An Air Fryer
Frozen pizza rolls only need 7 minutes when air fried in an even single layer.
Should I Use Oil to Air Fry Pizza Rolls?
Most frozen foods, including Totino’s pizza rolls, already have oil in them. That’s because they are already pre-cooked. So, you can just toss them into the air fryer and cook without any extra oil!
How to Reheat Leftover Pizza Rolls
Reheat leftover pizza rolls in the air fryer at 400 degrees for about 3 minutes. The higher temperature will help them get crispy again.
More Air Fryer Snacks to Try
- Frozen Onion Rings Air Fryer Recipe
- Frozen Egg Rolls in Air Fryer
- Frozen Mozzarella Sticks in Air Fryer
- Dino Nuggets in Air Fryer
- Frozen Potstickers in Air Fryer
- Air Fryer Hash Brown Patties
- Chicken Fries in Air Fryer
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Air Fryer Pizza Rolls
Ingredients
- Approximately 25 Totino’s Pizza Rolls 1/2 the bag
Instructions
- Preheat air fryer to 380 °F.
- Place frozen pizza rolls in an even layer in the air fryer. You can layer them slightly, but they may need an extra minute or so to cook.
- Cook the Totino's pizza rolls at 380 °F for 7 minutes, shaking the basket halfway through cooking.
- Let sit for at least 2 minutes prior to eating.
I just purchased the same air fryer you use. Loved to see your recipes.
Read this after I cooked. I put 20 pc at 400 degrees for 12 minutes, no preheat, in a 6 quart air fryer. The results were crunchy, but not burnt, just the way I like them. I was concerned the middle would be very hot like when cooked in the oven, but no problem.
You 🪨 🎸Thanks 😊
Thank you, I appreciate it!