Cuisinart CDF-200 vs Presto 05411

You will need to use this in batches and hold warm in the oven at 200 degrees. For me the tradeoff was not wanting a huge machine. I'll take the cute little size for the price of taking longer to fry. Short magnetic cord

frying needs specific temps, so...? As you might guess it is difficult to keep temp spot on like this

I felt the edges of the lid were too sharp. I prefer a fryer with an attached lid so I can close the lid, then lower the basket. That's just safer. There is no charcoal filter

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After using an air fryer for a while to make french fries (um limp buggers I might say), I decided to buy the GranPappy based on price and reviews. I love the air fryer for chicken tenders, tater tots, etc. but it does not make crispy homemade fries (even though they say they do). I did not want to spend alot of money on a stainless steel fryer, which I had previously for many years until it died

The Bad; It takes up some counter space and is not compact, however, if you want to fry decent amounts of food, a larger bin such as this one is needed. The break away cord is short and PIA. The unit has to be near the outlet, otherwise It'll pull it out if you move the unit more than a couple inches. Minor annoyance

Photo for size comparison-I have nothing against the Fry Daddy or Grandpappy, other than it has a limited amount of oil you're allowed to put in. Once receiving the product I realized this, did not know this beforehand. My main purpose was to purchase this to deep fry homemade corn dogs. Unfortunately, the way the product works is, to keep the oil evenly temperatureized you can only fill it so far, which is only about 3 in up from the bottom

That said, with the fryer set to its highest temperature (375 degrees), it heated the cooking oil and indicated it was ready to use fairly quickly. Like others have mentioned, it actually reached a maximum temperature of 362 degrees, 13 degrees shy of the setting. My last negative comment doesn't come as a surprise because its dimensions are stated. It's small

Our old Presto GranPappy, which we had for over 30 years, finally needed to be replaced, so we purchased a new Presto GranPappy. But when the new one was delivered, we found that the new one is very different from the old one. (1) The new one is visibly smaller than the old one. We had expected it to be the same size

Every time you clean it you need to have the care of a brain surgeon basically because you don't want any water to reach the rest of the appliance. Needless to say, this makes the cleaning way more stressful than it should be, hence making this appliance VERY DIFFICULT to clean as far as I'm concerned since I don't really care about washing something by hand myself. Why did I buy this unit then? Well, I was under the impression that you could take the bowl off, I even searched the Q&A looking for this info and someone says that you could do it. Turns out this listing used to be shared with a different, bigger, deep fryer model from Cuisinart that you could take the bowl apart to clean it and that answer was for that one apparently

After straining the used oil, it can be poured back into the unit and stored, covered by the accompanying snap-on plastic lid. After frying, unplug th...

So the lids back on here is your control panel you have your power light and your ready light right on the top the power light lets you know you have ...

It's the difference between using a "professional" fryer, as opposed to "something that works." I wouldn't tout this as a fryer that can handle 4-5 portions, but 1-2? Absolutely. It can put out a couple of orders of fries, falafels, etc., if your key temp is around 350F