Is a cheap deep fryer a good idea?
Ward Abbott > wrote
> James > wrote
>> I don't fry foods because I don't like
>> the oily film that gets all over the kitchen.
>> Cheap electric fryers are on sale as low as $30.
>> Anyone think it's a good useful kitchen item?
> Look....we are talking CONSUMERS FRUGAL LIVING here.
Wrong again.
> Why buy a single use appliance that you might use a couple of times....
> and then the damn thing will probably break and you will throw it away.
Anyone with a clue buys one that doesnt break.
> Buy a multi use vessel.
No thanks, I prefer to leave the fat in the single use
appliance so I dont have to clean it after every use.
> My Lodge cast iron Dutch oven has been
> in the kitchen for thirty years and still going.
And you've had to put a lot of time into cleaning it over that time.
No thanks.
> We deep fry....make stews.....take it camping......saute...
> fried chicken......the list is endless and it has to be the most
> economical piece of kitchen equipment I have ever purchased.
Only if you dont count your time that's wasted cleaning it.
> ....and I forgot...I have even made pineapple
> upside down cake with it while camping!
Makes more sense to take more durable cakes like fruit cake with you.
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