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Question: What are the actual dimensions of the unit?
Document: While the "break away" cord can be annoying, it's designed that way for safety. Once the unit is set up, it doesn't get moved anyway. The fryer is awesome, so I believe that it deserves my modified rating.
The unit broke the first time I used it. Either the electronics or heating element went out after the first 30 minutes of use. On the plus side, it was easy to clean for sending back.
I am a classically-trained chef, and I found both the pros and cons of this unit impressive. Yes, you read that right. The pros are wonderful and the cons are mind-boggling, an impressive fail. Keep reading:First, the pros:1.
This was no picnic either as it was way too difficult to maintain a constant temperature. So how did we come about this unit from Breville?Recently, our toaster oven of many years finally died on us. In our search for a replacement we ended up with the Breville Smart Oven and it is awesome! We were so impressed with the quality and performance of the toaster oven that we decided to take a gamble on the Smart Fryer. And boy was this a good bet.
Once it is cool, you lift out the heating element and then remove the inner hopper which holds the oil. It is very easy (using a funnel) to pour the used oil back into the original container for storage until the next use. Everything is very easy to clean and can go into the dishwasher if that is what you desire (with the exception of the heating element & cord! ).Any downside? Yes, just one. The way the cord attaches to the unit is a pain.
Although the specifications say it can hold 2.5 pounds of food, this requires the food to be stacked into the basket and not positioned side by side. There are times when am cooking something other than french fries and I prefer the food to be separated so a wider versus deeper basket is better.Otherwise the unit is obviously well made and I expect it to last a very long time.
I have to hand it to the folks at Breville - they seemed to have figured out how to make a top notch, reasonably priced product.As for the fryer... It comes in 6 pieces: outer shell, inner hopper, heating element, cover, basket and power cord. This is a great set up when it comes time to disassemble and clean. Assembled it is a sturdy unit that holds a generous 1 gallon of oil.
I cut myself on the grease bucket during the first cleanup. Why such a nice unit was left in such unfinished condition is beyond me, as an additional ten seconds with a wire brush or 220 grit sanding mop would have easily fixed it.3. The temperatures and cooking times in the recipe book and the default cooking times built in to the product are ridiculous. Wings at 355 for seven minutes?
This is what happens when the creative process is allowed to run amok without the filters of physics and reason. FIX IT. If this unit is UL-approved, someone at UL needs to lose their job; a grease burn sustained while trying to move a hot fryer because one was too stupid to unplug it first (the reason for the break-away cord) is far less likely than electrocution to kill someone.2. There are a few sharp edges.
After reading other reviews we decided to order this unit and even though it does seem light weight, it works great! Have used it 4 times in the first week. I made Apple Fritters, fried zuccinni, and they were perfect. The fried chicken recipe in the book recommended a temp of 375 degrees, it was too brown too quick and the recommended time was too long. I will adjust the recipe tomorrow when we make it for Sunday dinner on a snowy day.
Answer: 21" long including the basket handle, 16" long without. 9 1/2" wide 11" tall.