can this be used amongst young fries
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The intake would be too strong for small fry. Easily solved by adapting a sponge filter to cover the intake until they grow a bit.
1414863
Depends on tank, too much for say a 30 g , I have it in 125 and they would be fine on the bottom
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Dear Emerson, I can't think of any reason to worry about danger to small fish getting sucked up by the filter. It does come with a screen to prevent small things from being sucked up into the filter. Hope that helps, Scott
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Since it is a large deep fryer. I would have to believe that you can cook just about anything friable in this unit.My opinion only.....
448958
Absolutely! Anything you fry in it, you have to apply your own judgment by checking in on the status from time to time. I fry everything with it, from fish to chicken, to turkey. Make sure you fry in the garage with the door open or outside besides the building. The smell is not fully filtered out.
571767
Yes. I purchased it mainly to pop popcorn, but we have used it to fry shrimp and fresh fries. We love it.
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yes it could be used that way dr you can use the square cutter blades to make square fries you just have to slice your vegies the size you would like to use it is also great for making homemade potatoe salad you can dice up your eggs pickles onions and all the other things used in your salad as you know everybody has their own twist on what is added to potatoe salad but dicing your onions and sweating them on medium heat will make your potatoe salad last longer without the onions overpowering the whole dish those onions tend to take over with age if not sweating them down to pretty tender texture but like i say yes this is a very good asset for you kitchen utensils. hope you enjoy it we sure do enjoy ours vegetable sour is a cooks best help the norco big mouth slicer, chopper have a great day
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Absolutely you can, no problem. If you read the instruction book for the Stir Crazy, they even mention it in one of the recipes for Bacon and Blue Cheese popcorn.
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No. You have to know what your doing though. One mess up and you could fry it. My husband did it.
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Yes it can. There are several recipes out there for using Carbquick for frying. Just google "Carbquick for frying".
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I tried sweet potatoes and it won't cut them. They are too hard. Big disappointment since I was really wanting sweet potato fries. Someone suggested I microwave them a bit first before trying to cut them. Haven't tried it. Regular potatoes work ok.
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Do not think so. http://www.herrs.com/products/chips/ketchup.htmlLove those chips but they are region specific.
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I only use it for frying. I have never thought about using it any other way, but I suppose it is possible. You probably should contact the company which manufacturers this product.
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This fryer has the element right in the oil so no you can't do anything but fry in it. It's not like you could use it like a crockpot/slow cooker.
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I bought it for making fries. the thing you put the food in is about the size of a soda can. and it did not make fries well at all. It does seem like it will work for other things. It looks to be the exact same product as the link posted-and there are 70 mixed reviews that you can check out. http://www.qvc.com/qvc.product.K14798.html
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You can but it is not intended for frying and probably you will get everything sticked. Regards.
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It's not very big so if you're doing tiny doughnuts it'll be great but you wouldn't get more than one or two in there without them touching. I'm sure fries would do great.
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yes. it cuts small fries blades rotate up in the base and you can cut things as long as the base. also a bigger blades for bigger fries. vera
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Absolutely not. There is no oil. At most I spray just a little garlic infused oil lightly on my fries. The timing is practice. I love mine. I don't order restaurant sweet potato fries anymore I make my own from frozen. Delicious