Deni Digital 5-in-1 Multi Fryer | 
 enlarge | Brand: Deni
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $119.99
Buy New: $82.95
You Save: $37.04 (31%)
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Rating:  1 reviews
Color: Smoke
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15.4
Warranty: Full US Warranty by Deni
MPN: 9200
UPC: 842390003991
EAN: 0007305601055
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | Makes a great gift | | • | Satisfaction ensured | | • | Top quality item | | • | Functionality that is incredible | | • | Unbelievable savings |
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Product Description
Deni Digital 5-in-1 Multi Fryer does everything but clean up the kitchen! SAVE BIG! Kitchen cluttered with countertop appliances? Get rid of 'em! This 1600W wonder deep fries, fries, slow cooks, boils, bakes, sautes, steams, blanches... and thanks to its non-stick cooking pot, clean-up's a snap! And... I got a great deal on these, making them an even better value! Recipe for good eats: Easy touchpad controls with LCD display and function menu; Digital thermostat adjusts from 176 degrees to 375 degrees F; Digital timer up to 9 hrs., 59 mins.; Removable, die-cast, non-stick cooking pot provides even temperature distribution. Holds up to 3 lbs. of food; Chrome-plated fry basket holds up to 3 lbs. and can be raised / lowered without opening lid; Stainless steel lid retains heat and moisture and has a tempered glass window and cool-touch handle; Charcoal and oil microfilters absorb odor, grease and smoke; Steam rack separates food from the boiling water below for true steaming action and also serves as baking and cooling rack; 30" cord; 14" w. x 14 1/4" d. x 10 3/4" h. Weighs approx. 10 lbs. Add this do-it-all wonder to your kitchen... order ONLINE today! Deni Digital 5-in-1 Multi Fryer
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| Customer Reviews:
Cooking Versatility in one item January 3, 2007
Serenity (San Diego, CA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This unit can do everything - it can even bake bread! I wanted this to replace an old multi cooker I had that was very old and I no longer felt comfortable leaving it alone to slow cook.
I was impressed with the large industrial looking unit. I like stainless steel because it is easy to clean and durable. The non-stick surface is a good idea again, for easy clean up. This is a large capacity appliance that will be useful for stews, soups, sauces and other items I like to cook in a larger capacity.
I have only used it once (I've had it a week as of this writing) but it worked very well. I'm satisfied but I do have a couple of concerns.
There are screws holding the handle into the lid, that after only using once, they showed a tendency to rust. I would have thought for the price of the unit and the "industrial appearance", it would be "industrial grade" and stainless steel screws would have been used.
Another concern I have is the non-stick surface of the inner cooking pot. The instructions clearly state not to use metal utensils (we all know that metal utensils can permanently damage a non-stick surface), however the rack and the fry basket are both metal. They will most certainly come in contact with the non-stick surface while in use and, especially the rack, will abrade the surface over time. The ceramic pot in my old unit, while heavy, is still in perfect condition and really wasn't difficult to clean. I would easily trade the ceramic pot for the non-stick. (I have also heard something about Teflon causing cancer).
I received this unit as a gift as a result of being on my Amazon Wish List. I originally placed it on my Wish List because it was "the only Multi-Cooker I could find". There are now other multi-cookers available and at a cheaper price - I would probably lean towards one of those if I had it to do over again.
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