Is this fryer is NSF certified?
511825
Those letters are on the front of the fryer. It is also listed as Commercial. We use it for our church breakfasts and it's great.
511826
I don't have the product handy, but if you scroll down to the "Product Description" section, it states, "Approved by UL, NSF certification."
2081689
Don't remember specifically.. But it is one of the hottest fryer out there...was able to fired chicken, dumplings and egg roll perfectly. Not bad for the price.
2222080
I am not sure if it is NSF approved, but it is a really good roaster. I operate a home based catering business andWe use this roaster a lot. It is a good size and it does a good job! To keep cleanup to a minimum, however, we use cooking bags when we use the roaster. These bags are also available on amazon. Do not cook over 350 degrees if using a cooking bag.
1181015
NSF means a HIGH QUALITY! Items marked with the NSF logo means that the item and its manufacturing facility was tested and approved by the independent testing company called NSF - National Sanitation Foundation
1805186
No, it is not NSF certified. However, thousands of them are in daily use across the nation and round the world in food service applications. You MIGHT find someone challenging your use of it perhaps in inner city New York, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles. I know of a couple dozen coffee bars that use Baratza grinders exclusively, are regularly inspected, and have never had the issue raised. At a price of $129, though, you are not putting much at risk. If they do challenge you on that issue, simply bring it home and use it there, or sell it to a friend to use at home. As far as usability and reliability, these are almost as good as the far more dear units by the name brands. I have used thes same machine for retail production myself, and as long as you are not using it constantly it runs cool enough it never presents any problem. I've seen hand brew bars with a whole row of the bigger brother to this machine (the Vario, Vario W, and Fort) each with its own single origin coffee. NBo health Inspector has ever looked askance at their setup. Of course, they meticulously maintain the entire place, so there is the impression that all is in perfect order. We have these in stock, and are happy to ship immediately. Hope this answer fills your need. The crew at Buen Cafe
802901
Cuisinart says it is. http://www.cuisinart.com/share/pdf/manuals/cookware.pdf
578471
According to the specs at ecanopy.com, yes."Flame Certification: This item is CPAI-84 Flame Certified and NFPA-701 Flame Certified."
786050
Yes...We leave oil in the fryer and store (unless it's dirty of course). It's a great fryer!
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I bought one; I did not find anything says it is NSF certified. Check for other model like Panasonic SR-42HZP
1459367
No. You have to know what your doing though. One mess up and you could fry it. My husband did it.
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the NSF certification is a certification for a class of product as issues for that product by the NSF. ...the ultra filtration systems will handle all unwanted contaminents with the exception of **MTBE's ( **found in higher grade filters ), and FLOURIDE, which can only be removed by Reverse Osmosis. Thank you.
1902168
You don't need the NSF certification in a home kitchen, but in this state, the law requires a commercial kitchen to use NSF-certified mixers. All commercial kitchens must use appliances certified for professional use.
1315521
I don't know, but it's the best fry basket we have ever had. Well worth the $$ to us.
1824009
I believe my original response is correct, but there are no caveats or restrictions listed on the "NSF" sticker.
535651
It looks to be ceramic, but I don't see the NSF designation. I don't think I would purchase this again, as after just a bit of use, it doesn't work very well.
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I think it can be. It is a very good fryer. I use mine on average 1-2 times a week
1440880
Unfortunately, it does not. The oil has to be cooled and poured. BUT, still one of the best fryers I've ever used. We do a lot of tailgates, fundraisers, and dinners, frying fish. This moves the frying along!!