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I'll stick to my fryer. It cooks in about 1/2 the time and when the turkey comes out, the sweet potato fries go in. MMMMmmmmmmm...........
Originally Posted by spotts No job for you in Georgia now Bucko. But theres still the sales and team building position in Colorado open....... 2 weeks to 2 years, you decide. I appreciate the job offer Spotts. But I'm waiting for the offer from James. As soon it gets winter up here James will be in the Yankee fleecing season and he'll be able to justify buying me a brand new F-350 long bed van. (I'll need a CD player in that too, Boss.) He must have a good health plan too. He won't let me eat any turkey fried in peanut oil.
Originally Posted by benncool Oh I am sorry. I miss understood the question. No. I don't have one. Never would own one of those stupid things either. No job for you in Georgia now Bucko. But theres still the sales and team building position in Colorado open....... 2 weeks to 2 years, you decide.
Originally Posted by benncool Oh I am sorry. I miss understood the question. No. I don't have one. Never would own one of those stupid things either. But you would own a Honda Element.
Originally Posted by James 3528 All the more reason why it should be great unless of course your objective is making your turkey taste like peanuts. The OP asked if anyone had one. Kind of like getting a perspective from someone that actually has one. And your number #3 is laughable when you consider the job and danger and mess and time it is putting it in the oil. Oh I am sorry. I miss understood the question. No. I don't have one. Never would own one of those stupid things either.
Originally Posted by benncool #1 it is electric. (Stand corrected it is gas.) #2 it is not going to give you that peanutty flavor you get when you deep fry the bird. Who cares if you are eating healthy on Thanksgiving? #3 why pay that kind of money for an outside oven when you have one inside? Especially when you are trying to watch football at the same time. I give it 3 thumbs down (still), James. All the more reason why it should be great unless of course your objective is making your turkey taste like peanuts. The OP asked if anyone had one. Kind of like getting a perspective from someone that actually has one. And your number #3 is laughable when you consider the job and danger and mess and time it is putting it in the oil.
#1 it is electric. (Stand corrected it is gas.) #2 it is not going to give you that peanutty flavor you get when you deep fry the bird. Who cares if you are eating healthy on Thanksgiving? #3 why pay that kind of money for an outside oven when you have one inside? Especially when you are trying to watch football at the same time. I give it 3 thumbs down (still), James.
Originally Posted by James 3528 From what I have been reading, yes. Not to mention there is no dangerous hot oil, warm up time, cost of oil, storing oil before and after and fixing the oil level and not ingesting the oil. Cook time is 8 to 10 minutes a pound with little attention needed during cooking More info http://charbroilgrilling.com/?p=295 I love some of the moronic comments below article. OK, I'm sold. Now, do you got $150 laying around that I can have so I can try it out before you buy one? I mean, you want to know it really works before you buy one, don't you?
Originally Posted by renaissanse man That's pretty cool. I wonder if it really can duplicate the deep fried crispy goodness. Either way, I want one! From what I have been reading, yes. Not to mention there is no dangerous hot oil, warm up time, cost of oil, storing oil before and after and fixing the oil level and not ingesting the oil. Cook time is 8 to 10 minutes a pound with little attention needed during cooking More info http://charbroilgrilling.com/?p=295 I love some of the moronic comments below article.
Originally Posted by renaissanse man That's pretty cool. I wonder if it really can duplicate the deep fried crispy goodness. Either way, I want one! Doubt it. Bet it takes mucho more time too. [like an oven]
That's pretty cool. I wonder if it really can duplicate the deep fried crispy goodness. Either way, I want one!
The Big Easy Oil-less Turkey Fryer Anyone got one of these? Saw it at Lowes for the first time today http://www.grilllovers.com/ecommerce...SeriesID=27108
The Big Easy Oil-less Turkey Fryer
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