I am seeing reference to adding peanut oil. I thought the peanuts produced the oil. No manual for the machine.
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Generally speaking they do, but this machine, I found, is very cheap and nasty. I tried adding oil and it still clogged up. Twice! I gave up and put it away, putting the experience down to
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The manual is inside with basic instructions and recipies.I never tried peanuts. They do have oil inside but probably not enough. It basically depend from the kind of nut you choose. If you use pine nuts of anacardi extra oil is not required. With almonds you need a lot!
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I have not needed oil, the machine is small so you have to pay attention to it. There is a piece supplied with the machine that allows you to move the peanuts around so they do not clog.It takes about 5 mins. to make a batch of peanut butter.
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There is no manual, and you do have to add oil. The machine is not powerful enough to produce the oil. We were unhappy with this product.
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I make it with the peanut oil, the peanut oil isn't bad for you & it makes it easier to mix.
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You're right, the manual says nothing about oiling this machine, and although I bought some paper shredder oil, I am not going to oil my shredder at all. If I start to have problems with it that I feel are due to a lack of oil, I will contact the manufacturer directly and ask them how to proceed.
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This was confusing for us also. There was pump oil in the box. Additionally, our instructions said to flll the oil resevoir with pump oil, but there was already oil in the reservoir. Have used it about 6 times now and it works just fine.
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I do not remember . Might have been some vegetable oil. Cashews seemed oilier.
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I just googled "how to oil Royal 1840MX shredder" and clicked on this result: http://www.overstock.com/guides/how-to-oil-a-paper-shredder. It explains how to oil a shredder using a paper method or paperless method. It will thoroughly answer your question. Good luck!
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I am ready to buy this machine, but I would appreciate someone's review on extracting cream, butter, and oil from coconut with this machine. Thanks!
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No, it's very simple. You just frequently add oil in a slot as indicated by the directions.
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If I remember correctly you have to go by the line marked inside the unit. It does use a fair amount of oil. We returned ours because fresh batter kept sticking to the basket no matter what we tried. Also, it used about 3 times as much oil as our old Fry-Daddy and still only fried the same amount of product.
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I emailed them and they emailed me right back with this reply: Hello, Our avocado oil shares equipment with sesame oil, but do not share equipment or event the facility with peanuts or any other tree nuts. We have our avocado oil available in 1 gallon, 1/2 gallon and 8oz presentation. You can find it in www.kevala.net where we offer free shipping to continental USA on orders over $49 Thanks for choosing Kevala! Sam Customer Service www.kevala.net
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Go to Usabaker's Blog for all your free Manuals.Hope this put s you at ease.
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I would check on the company' s website or just google it. Manuals are often online.
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The only thing that you use is to baby oil. Argon is not used. I have the machine for sale. I used it once and it is great. I lost my lease and retired from the business. My email is Restifier@hotmail.com. My name is Ted
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I just read the labels and there is no mention of being fried in oil. The label does say that the nuts were packaged on equipment used to package peanuts, soy products, milk products, etc. However, I tend to think that the nuts are healthy because I can eat them and I am allergic to anything cooked in peanut oil.
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I am looking at the back of the box right now and there is no added oil except in the multigrain raisin the raisins are coated with sunflower oil.
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Well i sure understand what you are saying RePete and i'm so glad someone else noticed! Even though this LISTING is for an Masterbuilt Butterball Indoor Gen III Electric Fryer Cooker, there are 3 purchasing options on the page that include something that steams indoors and an additional indoor fryer that DOES TAKE OIL and an OIL FREE FRYER. The oilfree product is really an OUTDOOR ROASTER that uses an infrared heating element to roast the turkey so the term fryer is misleading in many of the reviews for the oil free version. I came to this page after I recently received the oil free fryer as a gift at christmas to read the reviews and it was very confusing. Several people were raving about how they fried turkeys, wings, potatoes...anything in oil and that it turns out so crispy and perfect. Or that they boiled/steamed things with this lol....i thought they were idiots for attempting to put oil in an OIL FREE FRYER. lol However, they bought the indoor fryer that does take oil. Amazon should have split this listing into 3 product listings, giving each option it's own page and review options. Hopefully people use their common sense and NEVER attempt to use the outdoor version indoors (carbon monoxide warnings all over the instructions) or put oil in it. Side note, i'm looking forward to trying out a turkey tomorrow, based on the reviews for the version we do have. good luck!
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I got rid of this machine and the manual a while back. Perhaps someone is selling a manual on Ebay - otherwise good luck in your quest - Scott
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Perhaps it because the oil has a high omega content. I bought a cheap one at the drug store before ordering this, it didn't have a date either.