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    Our club has fundraisers where we sale fish sandwiches, we have a double basket propane fryer but it will not keep up, I was wondering if anyone has experience withthe cajun fryer, was wondering if it will keep up or not,as far as oil temp. thanks for your input.


    I have read the reviews from past threads, just wondering about the oil temp when cooking a lot of fish.
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    u got a p/m
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    I can tell ya from first hand experience. The cajun fryer is a fish cooking machine. We have a mancave meeting once a week and my buddy bought the three basket stainless model and it will put the fish on the table, We run temp at 340 and with the 3 baskets it will cook approximately 30 average size fillets in 5 minutes. Thats the time we have come up with . Drop em in for 5 minutes and take em out, put it this way you better have a man or 2 breading them for u or it will runn you to death. Top grade product.TE=duc hntr;1879332]Our club has fundraisers where we sale fish sandwiches, we have a double basket propane fryer but it will not keep up, I was wondering if anyone has experience withthe cajun fryer, was wondering if it will keep up or not,as far as oil temp. thanks for your input.


    I have read the reviews from past threads, just wondering about the oil temp when cooking a lot of fish.[/QUOTE]
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    buy the way , be very careful of the exhaust pipe when cooking. If you touch it its gonna leave a bad mark lol.
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    plus 1 on what GitdaGrease said.... we got on at the lake and when we have a fish fry, there aint no comparison to it...its fastest cooker Ive seen. Dont breath too much of the exhaust either...it will lay you out.

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    Best cooker on the market hands down!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Handicrappie View Post
    Best cooker on the market hands down!!


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    Thanks for the input, I am going to see if the club will get this fryer. Thanks again.

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    I thought someone was looking for me LOL!
    The Cajun fryer is the way to go they have a bunch of models to choose from.
    And they are great people to deal with.
    i can get 4 gal of oil to 350 in 15 min. And it will fry fish as fast as you can go.
    I got the Handel for CDC after putting a whipping on a buddy and his wanna be cheap fryer at crappie camp.
    sorry I didn't see this post earlier If you bought one please post what you think.
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    I have the 6 gallon at both of my camps, one at home and one on my BBQ trailer. They are amazing! Will cook more fish than you can keep up with!

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