Presto 05462 Digital ProFry Immersion-Element 9-Cup Deep Fryer

Comment: We love to deep fry and have used this three times so far. The book that comes with it says to fry shrimp at 375 but don't do it, 350 is plenty hot enough. The little picture on the fryer itself says 350. Love having the timer. It's easy to clean. A great fryer and a great value.

Comment: We replaced an older Digital readout fryer with the Presto and are very happy with it.

Comment: Everything works as promised on this model. Everything works to satisfaction and easy clean up. Takes about 15 min to heat up oil, But that is usually the time as other models. I would suggest this to anyone who wanted a reliable deep frier. Im Happy with it.

Comment: We used the deep fryer to make homemade flautas and corn chips. They were delicious. Crispy without being greasy tasting. The best thing was the ease of clean up with the fryer itself. All of it comes apart in pieces that are very manageable to clean.

Comment: Got this a few days ago from the mall. I like it. The instructions are clear and easy. It has a Min/Max level imprinted in it to tell you where the oil should be. But what I learnt with fryers is that they take a lot of oil. I brought the biggest Wesson oil bottle, and it still wasn't enough. This uses about 1 1/2 bottles of the biggest size, Wesson oil, comes in. The booklet tells you what foods (chicken, fish, fries, even cheese, for some reason) should cook at and how long. Even though it's digital, it's not confusing at all because it's really just 3 buttons you work with. Anyone can figure how to work this fryer. When the red light is on it means it's heating up. When it beeps and the green light comes on you can put the food in. There's an easy timer. The basket is neat too. It can hang on the fryer, as in the picture, so the food can cool down. I would highly recommend this fryer if you want to have some fried food sometimes.