Presto FryDaddy Electric Deep Fryer, Black 05420

The Fry Daddy 4 cup deep fryer is a great deep fryer for a single adult or couple. Its small size and ease of use (and clean up) make it a no brainer! Great for beginners and home cooks!

This new FryDaddy reminds me of the original that we had over 20 years ago. But it is much smaller than ours was. It's great if you're only cooking for 1 or 2 but I wish I had bought the FryPappy which is twice the size. I've enclosed a picture for a size comparison to my hand. I hope this helps someone.

Excellent fryer that uses a small amount of oil. You must use the basket or your food will stick to the bottom. The basket would fit properly if the lid would stay in place. For great results, keep the lid closed during cooking.

I normally don't eat fried food and I don't go to fast food places....but...there are times when I crave french fries, onion rings, fried fish or hush puppies. This little machine does the trick, doesn't take up any space, uses less oil than most and so far seems to be doing an excellent job. For a moment I had considesred the Fry Daddy ELite - but the cleanup was going to be a bit more with the bottom grooves...and...since I'm a lazy person, ordered this one.

I had a non stick for 10 years and thought it was time to replace it. I decided on stainless steel. Huge mistake. First time I used it half the batter stuck to the sides from the mozarelli sticks. After 5 uses I gave that one away and went back to the nonstick. Nothing sticks to the sides now and I am very happy with this purchase

This Presto FryDaddy Electric Deep Fryer is the perfect size. I really like using it for fish and french fries. It is easy to set on the counter to use and doesn't take up very much space when storing. It is easy to clean and doesn't use too much oil.

This deep fryer is small, good for 1 to 2 person family. it's easy to use, easy to store and heating up the oil fast. The down side is that it doesn't have any temperature control, you only can guess when the oil is ready to cook or use a thermometer. Overall, I love it.

Hah, it was only $19 when I bought it three weeks ago. I wouldn't pay more than $25-$30 for this but for a basic deep fryer it is pretty darn good. It uses very little oil, heats up in 12-15 minutes, and can handle enough food for 2-3 people at a time. I've used it for chicken, dumplings, spring rolls, fried calamari rings (it didn't fry tentacles so well), and a couple other things. It's awesome. Little bit of splatter but because of the shape most of the oil stays in the unit. SO much better than fooling with a frying pan. Only problem is it's easy to knock off the magnetically-attached power cord. I did that my first time and thought the unit couldn't keep the oil hot, just happened I turned it off! There's no power switch, it just turns on as soon as you plug it in. Not even a light to let you know. So be warned, it is VERY basic. Basically think of it as a tall frying pan with an electric cord. If that's how you think of it, it's awesome.

The base of the fry daddy has a broken piece. It will not affect the use but it is sharp and will have to be careful using it. It is too complicated to replace it.

I'm upset that a Walmart delivery driver left my package in the middle of my lawn making it easier to steal, instead of being in front of my Front door as per usual.