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LaurenExp
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Turkey Fryer
There was a post on here a while back asking how much a turkey fryer was.
Just wanted to let whoever it was know, or anyone else that's interested, that I got one at Walmart on Wednesday for $37!!! And it's a Char-broil not a bo-hack off the rack.
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Posted 11/27/06 10:39 AM  |
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Lauren
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Re: Turkey Fryer
That was me! Thanks! I think I am going to go and buy one!
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| Posted 11/27/06 10:44 AM |
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LaurenExp
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Re: Turkey Fryer
They also sell the peanut oil you need for it right next to it. The peanut oil comes in a 3 gallon JUG, freakin frightening. Like a heart attack in a jar. That was, I think, $22.
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| Posted 11/27/06 10:46 AM |
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MegZee
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Re: Turkey Fryer
does it have to be peanut oil, or can you fry it in other oils?
(i am allergic to nuts)
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| Posted 11/27/06 10:57 AM |
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LaurenExp
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Re: Turkey Fryer
Posted by Meaghan729
does it have to be peanut oil, or can you fry it in other oils?
(i am allergic to nuts)
Not sure about that. The box actually said peanut oil, but I'm sure you could use vegetable if you want..??
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| Posted 11/27/06 10:58 AM |
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MegZee
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Re: Turkey Fryer
Posted by LaurenExp
Posted by Meaghan729
does it have to be peanut oil, or can you fry it in other oils?
(i am allergic to nuts)
Not sure about that. The box actually said peanut oil, but I'm sure you could use vegetable if you want..??
i'll have to look into it - I heard it was soo good - but peanut oil is hardly used in cooking anymore bc so many people are deathly allergic to it.
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| Posted 11/27/06 11:03 AM |
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jerrysgirl
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Re: Turkey Fryer
peanut oil was my question too. some thai food is drenched in peanut oil and i am allergic to it too, but not peanuts.
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| Posted 11/27/06 11:05 AM |
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Lauren
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Re: Turkey Fryer
Peanut oil gives food a fabulous taste. When I do oil fondues, I use peanut oil for the taste - plus it can withstand higher temperatures. That might be why they tell you to use it with the turkey fryer.
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| Posted 11/27/06 11:07 AM |
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Blazesyth
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Re: Turkey Fryer
There was also a 40.00 fryer at Lowes that I saw on Wednesday. We debated it and then decided against it, considering the price of the fryer, the price of the oil, just to make a turkey at max 2x a year.
For our mini-Thanksgiving yesterday we brined the turkey, and it came out great. Also a bit healthier than the frying.
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| Posted 11/27/06 11:39 AM |
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