does this have to be stirred everytime I use to because the oil separates?
1410226
When this arrived it did not need stirring. But it did not last long enough otherwise to tell if it seperated.
1410227
The oil does separate but not to the point I stir it every time I use it. It has a thicker consistency over the almond butter I have tried and a lot less oil. I prefer this brand. In my recent experience, there has not been much oil in the Artisana. Hope this helps and that you like the flavor.
1410228
Yes, but you can reduce the degree of separation by storing it in the refrigerator, or upside down (just make sure the lid is screwed on tightly).
1410229
From what I remember, it's very smooth. I don't think you even really have to stir it that much.
1767259
No. It is pre-mixed in the container. And, for some "magical" reason - as long as you put the lid back on tightly it doesn't dry out. Do stir it though before each use as it separates some.
13423
Breville recommends that the fryer oil should be drained after each use. Likely to avoid a build up of burnt food particles on the element and the inside of the oil reservoir.I only drain mine when the oil begins to break down. Then I give the oil reservoir and the element a thorough cleaning.
779739
We open the jar when we are going to use it, we stir it thoroughly and then store it in the refrigerator. It does not separate when we do this.
172689
I ordered multiple jars. When they first arrived no stirring was required. After a few months of sitting they do need to be stirred to mix the oil. I was able to pour some oil out and use just enough to mix the peanut butter.
1273887
If it only did it the first time you ran it. It is normal. Burning off oil on metal from manufacture.
2095400
No, that will make it very hard to stir! The oil separates so keep it room temperature until you open it and then stir it very well, may sure you get the bottom. I use a very long knife.
1473619
Shake it well before use and it should come out like a bunch of oily bubbles, more or less. usually sink while dispersing. Make sure there is good oxygen flow. Hope this answer helps.
728481
Well I use my oil a few times then throw it out! It's not healthy to reuse over and over again!
141404
Well it depends on your preference. The oil is going to weigh your hair down, preventing it from bring light and bouncy. If that's not the result you want, leave it on 30 minutes or longer and rinse it out.If you have more questions come just post. Don't want you to feel alone on this new journey. Take care
1000535
You don't have to empty the oil after every use. Just check to see how dirty the oil is after you use it and decide whether you want to empty it out or not.The rubber tube that allows you to empty out the oil developed a crack over time in my old DeLonghi deep fryer so the more often you empty out the oil, the more likely the tube will fail ... in my opinion.
456343
Yes! I typically pour the melted scented oil out before it completely cools, and clean it that way, and it cleans just fine.
466543
You should use 90% and no less, alcohol to clean the oil and dirt off and then lubricate with 2 drops per bearing. This should be done probably once a month or when you get water on them.
1261636
I've never had a problem with it separating - but I don't use it frequently.
777516
Am not sure what you are asking. There is a tube that comes out to drain from machine. I drain back into an oil bottle to reuse for other time. On average , I reuse oil three time. I hope this has helped you. I would highly recommend this machine. The secret of this item is the basket that goes aroundWhile frying the food and the hot temperature that keeps it heat thought out the cooking. This machine uses very little oil while deep frying.
1674669
It does not mix so you would need to stir afterwards. We have twins so this machine was a life saver. We've saved so much time and can make formula whenever it is needed.
394950
Don't buy either, IMHO. I wanted one for years and finally bought an Artisan, though I only use them for family dinners.On its 5th or 6th use, it dumped grease oil in the food. Just sitting, it started dripping oil, and the gears started sounding distressed.KitchenAid support said this is normal. They said I should run the mixer every couple weeks. On average, over 3 calls to customer support, they indicated it was normal for the gear grease to separate and drip into food.