Fryers Perfect For Hospitality

Falcon Chieftain Natural Gas Fryer G1808X

Falcon

SKU: G907-N

Availability: 2-3 Weeks

Single Basket. Natural Gas Fryer. Power: 68,000 Btu/hr. 15Ltr Tank. Stainless steel

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Falcon Chieftain Twin Pan Natural Gas Fryer G1848X

Falcon

SKU: G909-N

Availability: 2-3 weeks

Twin Pan. Natural Gas Fryer. Power: 2x 68,000Btu/hr. 2x 15Ltr Tanks. Stainless steel

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Falcon Chieftain Twin Pan Propane Gas Fryer G1848X

Falcon

SKU: G909-P

Availability: 2-3 weeks

Twin Pan. Propane Gas Fryer. Power: 2x 68,000Btu/hr. 2x 15Ltr Tanks. Stainless steel

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What Are Fryers Used For?

Fryers are kitchen appliances used for cooking food by submerging it in hot oil or fat, a process known as deep frying. They are primarily used for preparing a wide variety of foods, including:

French fries and potato wedges

Chicken, fish, and seafood

Tempura and other battered items

Doughnuts and fried pastries

Onion rings and other crispy snacks

Fryers provide a fast and efficient way to cook food, ensuring it comes out crispy on the outside while remaining tender and moist inside. Commercial fryers are commonly used in restaurants and catering services, while smaller versions are available for home kitchens.

What Makes A Good Air Fryer

Powerful Heating Element
A strong heating element ensures quick heating and stable temperatures, leading to evenly cooked food with a crispy exterior and tender interior.

Adjustable Temperature Control
Precision temperature control allows for cooking a variety of foods at the right temperature, ensuring optimal frying results.

Durable Build Quality
High-quality, durable materials like stainless steel are crucial for a long-lasting fryer, especially in high-use environments like restaurants or commercial kitchens.

Ease of Cleaning
A fryer with removable parts and a design that’s easy to clean will save time and effort, keeping the fryer in top working condition.

Single & Twin Fryers

Choosing between a single or twin fryer depends on your specific needs. A single fryer is ideal for smaller kitchens or lower-volume cooking, making it perfect for households or occasional frying. It’s compact, cost-effective, and easier to clean, though it can only cook one type of food at a time. On the other hand, a twin fryer is better suited for high-volume cooking, allowing you to fry multiple items simultaneously without mixing flavors. This makes it perfect for commercial kitchens, larger households, or catering services. While twin fryers offer greater efficiency and flexibility with separate temperature controls for each basket, they require more space, cost, and maintenance.

Cleaning a Fryer

A fryer should be cleaned regularly to maintain performance and food quality. Perform a basic cleaning after each use by draining and filtering the oil and wiping the exterior. For a deep clean, scrub the interior and heating elements weekly. Every 3 to 6 months, perform full maintenance, including oil replacement and a professional inspection if needed. Regular cleaning ensures safety and prolongs the fryer’s lifespan.

Smart UK has a range of Cleaning products available to help with cleaning your utensils.

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