My wife said I could get a turkey fryer for Christmas. I was wondering
what the pros and cons are of aluminum vs. stainless steel fryers are. A
co-worker said the stainless was was harder to control the temperature
of the oil, but I don't know. And of course aluminum is less expensive.
Any advice??? Thanks, ~~~oaktree~~~

> wrote in message
> My wife said I could get a turkey fryer for Christmas.

How nice that she releases your testicles once a year.

> I was wondering
> what the pros and cons are of aluminum vs. stainless steel fryers are.

Cost. SS may clean up a little easier.

> A
> co-worker said the stainless was was harder to control the temperature
> of the oil, but I don't know.

He surely does not know either. We're talking hitting 130,000 Btu of heat
to a thin material on a pot, not 1/4" thick castings.

..
> Any advice??? Thanks, ~~~oaktree~~~

Buy what is on sale. Makes no difference in the final product.

> wrote in message
> My wife said I could get a turkey fryer for Christmas.

How nice that she releases your testicles once a year.

> I was wondering
> what the pros and cons are of aluminum vs. stainless steel fryers are.

Cost. SS may clean up a little easier.

> A
> co-worker said the stainless was was harder to control the temperature
> of the oil, but I don't know.

He surely does not know either. We're talking hitting 130,000 Btu of heat
to a thin material on a pot, not 1/4" thick castings.

..
> Any advice??? Thanks, ~~~oaktree~~~

Buy what is on sale. Makes no difference in the final product.

"Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote in message
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>
> > wrote in message
>> My wife said I could get a turkey fryer for Christmas.
>
> How nice that she releases your testicles once a year.
>
>> I was wondering
>> what the pros and cons are of aluminum vs. stainless steel fryers are.
>
> Cost. SS may clean up a little easier.
>
>> A
>> co-worker said the stainless was was harder to control the temperature
>> of the oil, but I don't know.
>
> He surely does not know either. We're talking hitting 130,000 Btu of heat
> to a thin material on a pot, not 1/4" thick castings.
>
> .
>> Any advice??? Thanks, ~~~oaktree~~~
>
> Buy what is on sale. Makes no difference in the final product.

Depends on what you're using it for. Only stainless will do if you're making
a still.

Scott.

"Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote in message
. ..
>
> > wrote in message
>> My wife said I could get a turkey fryer for Christmas.
>
> How nice that she releases your testicles once a year.
>
>> I was wondering
>> what the pros and cons are of aluminum vs. stainless steel fryers are.
>
> Cost. SS may clean up a little easier.
>
>> A
>> co-worker said the stainless was was harder to control the temperature
>> of the oil, but I don't know.
>
> He surely does not know either. We're talking hitting 130,000 Btu of heat
> to a thin material on a pot, not 1/4" thick castings.
>
> .
>> Any advice??? Thanks, ~~~oaktree~~~
>
> Buy what is on sale. Makes no difference in the final product.

Depends on what you're using it for. Only stainless will do if you're making
a still.

Scott.