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Only one down-side I notice. The pour-spouts on the sides are not sufficiently pronounced to avoid spilling when pouring oil out. Otherwise the product is perfect for my purpose. P.S. I think an oil/candy thermometer would make a good companion for this item.
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The pot is solid and the handle is very sturdy, everything appear to be a good quality built. I don't use the wire basket so do not know if it performs ok or not.The conical shape of the pot is excellent for maximum heat transfer and the material is good for heat retention. The inner side wall is high (deep?) enough to reduce oil splash--having the lid also further this cause. The vented lid is an excellent idea for minimizing condensation--it worked!
Finally, the handles are excellent for supporting the weight of the pot, especially when filled with oil.
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Excellent unit. Heavy, well made, and does the job perfectly. I would recommend this fryer highly. Until a few weeks ago I had an electric deep fryer (Euro Pro) that didn't do the job very well and just decided to die while I was making a home fish fry. No more electrics for me. Don't forget to get a thermometer if you don't have one.Honest reviews on MIU France Hard-Anodized Aluminum Stovetop Deep Fryer
Having been a user of electric deep fryers and going through the frustration of heating elements that don't get the oil hot, I decided to get a stovetop model. I also despise the planned obsolescence that any electrical product is subjected to these days. You just know that we could easily make a product that would last twenty years.... but no, we have to make garbage that will break within a predefined amount of time and force the consumer to purchase another one... and toss the old one in a landfill. I've owned three of them in the past six years or so. It also looks cool. :)This one is very nice. High quality parts. I only just tried it tonight to make some homemade potato chips. The oil took quite a while to get hot, but that's my gas stove that's the issue. I also found that I probably need to move the oil around to get an accurate reading on the thermometer that I bought along with this product. I clipped it to the side and watched. Once it reached 380+ degrees, I dropped in about 1 large potato's worth of very thinly sliced potatos that had been soaking in ice water. Boom, the temp dropped to 275 degrees (after stirring them around). I could also tell by the amount of sizzle that it was nowhere near 380 degrees. So, lesson learned, stir the oil around to determine actual temperature with a thermometer clipped to the side.
Other comments: The primary handle stayed quite cool to the touch and is quite sturdy. The other side's safety handle got pretty hot, so keep your potholders handy. The basket handle also stayed cool. I'm sure that after several uses, I'll get the hang of using this. Even with the temperature issue, the chips I made were very tasty.
A fryer like this requires at least a good thermometer. I also bought a funnel/strainer so that I can get a few uses out of the oil. I'm going to enjoy experimenting with this product. I would highly recommend to other people who like to deep fry occasionally and despise corporations that produce products that intentionally break within a year or two of regular use.
One last thing, shipping was super fast on this item and it arrive in perfect condition.
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