do i put the fryer on my kitchen counter?
1683736
The fryer is meant for indoor use on any stable, level surface. Kitchen counter is perfect.
1464792
It should be fine as long as the appliance has its center of gravity twards the back and not on the very front. Just slide it out carefully to get a feel for it the first few times. I have a kureg on it and it is fine sticking over by about 2" on my counter. It has been a life saver on my counter!!
2214479
I love my deep fryer, it's big enough for my family and it cleans up nicely. It's the best.
702446
Yep, I use it to fry all the time. I cook outside all summer and this is a great addition to my summer kitchen.
2244948
i would not use if for a deep fryer. The digital part is plastic and it would melt if attached to fryer or if left near heat source. It is used for checking meat temps. Package says not to use in oven or grill.
2003561
It depends on what size of item or items You're frying. Your best bet is to fill it with Water to judge the amt of oil you need to Use
1852612
We keep the fryer close to the outlet. There is slack in the line. However, that was never the cause of ours and the heating issues. We had no problem with this unit for a couple of years. But this year, our issue is that it will not stay heated. But that does not happen all the time. It's hit or miss. If it's new and exchangeable, I would change it out now while it is still new. Overall, the unit has worked well for us. It's only recently that it has had sporadic heating issues.
1709026
It is a great asset to any kitchen appliance line- up. Especially with fresh veggies, fresh potatoes, and even fresh made onion rings. Hell, I used it last night to "fry" the eggplant for the eggplant parmesan I made. The fryer uses up to a tablespoon of oil at most. The biggest advantage of this fyer is that the food is pre coated before it goes into the fry basket.
1512171
it is the same size as the pot so it would not lay flat . i have cooked alot of things in my fryer. what it you could hang it from the basket ?
1685886
I think it can be. It is a very good fryer. I use mine on average 1-2 times a week
702448
I would think so. Mine gets very hot....hot enough to fry. I would suggest using a pan with a thick bottom so that the heat is more uniform.
970767
Yes! The clean up is SO EASY. There is a pouring lip at the corner and it's lightweight and a manageable size. When I'm not going to use it for a ewhile, I pour hot soapy water into the reservoir and rinse it out. Otherwise, you can just paper towel it between uses. This is perfect for 2 people and takes up very llittle space on the counter. It heats up fast and uses less energy than bigger fryers. I love it.
112396
No. The basket is attached to the handle. Food is loaded, and the handle is held and used to insert the basket into the fryer.
510428
You can store the oil in the fryer, but it's recommended you filter the oil before storing it, so I filter it back into it's original bottle and leave it there instead of pouring it back into the fryer for storage.
1524353
I believe any fryer will have some Oder either from hot oil or the food it self. What I can say the unit does have a lid, helps keep things in the fryer. But you still will have some, no magic here. If you crack a window or two could help, good luck.
2121411
I have set it on my counter. I actually never thought twice about whether I should or not. So far so good.
992263
Depends on how deep your oil is. I'm a shallow-fryer; meaning I only use about a 1/4 inch of oil to fry my breaded chicken. If you're a deep-fryer, you might want to look for something with higher sides.