How Often Should I Change My Deep Fryer Oil? | GoFoodservice
Many consumers don't think much about how often they should change the fryer oil in their deep fryer. Not changing out your fryer oil can cause both food product quality and frying equipment issues. Watch to learn more about how often you should be changing your frying oil!
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Thank you, short and to the point, just the way I like it.
@GoFoodservice
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you. We're glad you watched our video and liked it!
very useful, thanks!
That makes sense for changing the oil, but do you leave the oil in the fryer overnight or do you drain and strain? I was thinking about using a vegetable based fiber filter and throwing that into the deep fryer overnight to collect any impurities rather than draining and straining everyday.
My Sister was renting a house in Ireland and her boyfriend freaked out when she wanted to clean the deep fryer. He said that that was like throwing out taste. She said it was black and gross but he insisted. Seems unclean to Canadians but Irish defend it and it was the reason the previous owners left it. 🤢
@waldorf2007
3 жыл бұрын
Possibly the reason you got two dislikes. Irish both of them. 😁
@GoFoodservice
3 жыл бұрын
@waldorf2007 That's definitely interesting! We've never heard of this before but to each their own 🙂 The only cooking equipment/tool that we've heard people don't clean as often are cast iron fry pans (we'd still suggest cleaning them, just maybe not with soap or harsh chemicals). Fryers on the other hand are not made of cast iron, so cleaning them is highly recommended. A couple reasons we suggest cleaning your fryer are: #1 If your fryer is still under warranty, it may help prevent your warranty from being denied. #2 It can help increase the longevity of your fryer. #3 It should help keep your fryer from taking longer to fry your food. Ultimately, it doesn't take long for a fryer to get dirty again, so we highly suggest giving it a spin, to see how it affects the taste of your food. At the least, you should definitely change your oil from time to time, for health reasons. We also have a guide that touches a little further on the subject of using a fryer oil filter for more info www.gofoodservice.com/guides/commercial-fryer-oil-filtration-buying-guide. If you're only operating a small countertop-sized fryer though, you probably won't need a fryer oil filter, since they are usually for larger-sized fryers such as floor model fryers. Thanks for sharing!
@Markie-wp1wy
Жыл бұрын
@@waldorf2007Rude remark. Irish love America. You come out with this??