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Question: Does this fryer have an adjustable temperature control?
Document: I need a new on, so I purchase another on. I already knew it would do the job and it did. The only down side is it don't have where you can control the temperature. But still a great fryer.
I like the fact that the product is compact and simple. However, I had difficulty attaching the power plug and it gets disconnected very easily. Without a temperature control, the oil gets too hot after a while. The lid was warped upon unpacking the unit. I do not recommend a fryer without temperature control.
I used to own a Fry daddy and was looking for something bigger. I ended up buying a fryer that had temperature control and a basket. It was a horrible experience. The other fryer couldn't get hot enough and my food would absorb a ton of oil. So I threw it away and purchased the GranPappy. I love this! It always heats up to the right temp and my food ends up golden and crispy.
I went ahead and unplugged it, waited for the temperature to drop to 370F, and cooked my corn dogs, watching the thermometer closely and plugging and unplugging the unit continually to maintain a reasonable cooking temperature.I have better control on my electric stove top (which is sad). I would not recommend this product to anyone wanting a deep fryer, and after contacting Presto, I am afraid I will have to return it and ask for a refund.
This product is nota equipped with a specific temperature control which I was not aware of when buying. Without one it makes it very difficult to follow recipe's exactly. Also the lack of a fry basket was another negative. I returned the product.
Really, really nice cooker. Just the right size to cook pork fritters in or a batch of fries for two people. Have owned Fry Daddy before, and this is just a tad larger. Just right for my needs. The only thing that would make it better would be a thermostat to better control oil temperature.
I could just as easily use a pot on my electric range! There is no thermostat control for temperature regulation. And the product literature warns against using animal fats because the temperature could get too high. I use lard for a lot of frying, so this is obviously not a keeper. Returning it next week.
For the price, it's an awesome value. My next one will have a temperature control. I fry outside on my grill. Never inside don't want to deal with the lingering fry smell. Or the clean up. It works well and once the pot has cooled I put on the plastic lid to keep the oil free of debris.
Had Fry Daddy for years until it finally rusted out at bottom and plug wouldn't fit. And that was second Fry Daddy. This GranPappy is larger so it will hold more. Like to fry shrimp, etc. There is no temperature control. Just plug it in and wait for oil to get hot. Has higher wattage so heats fairly quickly. Easier than just heating oil on stove in a pot because it has a lid, can store, and can re-use oil.
It was packaged well and shipped quickly. I gave it a quick rinse, filled it to the line with peanut oil and plugged it in. I figured it would take some time to heat up, so I let it sit until I could hear the internal temperature control mechanism click off. Then I grabbed my digital candy thermometer to check the temperature before putting anything in it. It my disappointment the temperature of the oil was 420F right off the bat.
Answer: No. This item is heated with an iternal element that has no temp control. If you leave the grease heating for too long without using it will burn the grease in the Gran Pappy. I still recommend this item though as it does all our deep frying needs to perfection. We are on our second Gran Pappy now after about 14 years or service on our first one.