Presto 05461 vs Proctor Silex 35041PS

So I'm going to put this into the fryer now so that one gallon got me closer to maximum about in between minimum and maximum you're, never going to ge...

The unique magnetically attached power cord sure seemed like a gimmick when I pulled the unit out of the box. But the first time I moved the full unit I snagged the cord on our stand mixer and the magnet released the cord from the base. I had made sure the unit was unplugged, but was not watching close enough to notice the plug was hung up on the mixer. Had the cord been hard-wired, I would have had warm oil spread all over the counter and floor

The bass gets very hot during frying, so don't touch it. You can hear a lot of activity in there, let's just take it in take the cover off gently, pul...

A little bit of work to clean. Nice little fryer for price. Does not come with a spoon or tongs, just the little basket. (Can fry 4-5 small wings at a time)

No big deal but good to be aware of it when lifting. Biggest advantage of this type of fryer is obviously the separate oil pot which allows for best cleaning. There are some sharpish edges on the pot to contend with when lifting the pot from the main body.

It has an adjustable temperature and a ready light lets. You know when the oil is ready for cooking there's, also a basket hook for mess free draining...

It disassembled pretty well for cleaning but some of the dirtiest parts of the fryer are not water prof and are much harder to wash as they can't be submerged. I also feel it heats up very slowly and my oil burnt after one use even though past fryers have had oil remain good for multiple uses. The temoerature doesn't get as Hugh as some other fryers. This one doesn't even go to 400 and the reccomended frying temoerature of some foods is 390 so it's hard ti get those right

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Maybe someone else will have a use for it. Just not big enough . Do yourself a favor and make sure you look at the dimensions of the basket, otherwise, your just going to have a fryer that will handle frying one potato….

I bought this and read reviews, but when I got the fryer it was too small for my family of 4. I would say it is perfect for two people as it is too small for three or four people. I like to fry my chicken wings in few batches instead of doing in several batches because I don't have time to stand there and keep frying all day so I like something bigger.

We don't have a lot of counter space, so size was an issue. I saw this one on Amazon about a week ago for $29.99. The price was perfect but it only had a handful of reviews so I was skeptical

I was only able to fry french fries and tater tots in this because of the size, however they did fry up perfectly. This would make a nice fryer for someone single that has a small apartment or dorm because it does not take up much counter space at all.