Commercial Fryers For Your Restaurant
Tuesday, August 25th, 2009At ShortOrder, we have a wide variety of commercial fryers to suit any kitchen’s volume. Whether you’ve got a small mom-and-pop concern or you are the executive chef of a bustling hotel kitchen, we have exactly the solution you’re looking for. We stock only the best equipment from Dean, Eagle, Frymaster, Vulcan and more, and our rating system and detailed specifications pages help you know you’re getting what you’re looking for. Below are just two exemplary commercial fryers from among the dozens we offer.
Dean Commercial Fryer SR42G-Nat: An Economical Choice
The Dean Commercial Fryer SR42G-Nat is the model of efficiency for smaller restaurants. It contains a 14×14″ cooking area, which is sufficient for virtually any item necessary. At the same time, this commercial fryer uses a low 35-43 lbs. of cooking oil so you can stretch your supplies. This commercial fryer also uses an efficient heating design to maximize cooking efficiency: the heating elements are surrounded by the cooking oil, which means less unused heat and energy gets lost. This translates to a lower amount of natural gas used per load of product cooked—which means more savings for you.
Frymaster Commercial Fryer EH1721: Large-Load Cooking
The Frymaster Commercial Fryer EH1721 focuses on cooking in quantity — a large quantity. The 18×18″ cooking area holds a whopping 80 lbs. of cooking oil for large-batch efficiency. And this Frymaster fryer achieves its goals admirably. After all, it’s been voted Best in Class by Food Service Equipment Supplies Magazine, and has been designated an Editor’s Choice and given a five-star rating by the folks here at ShortOrder.
ShortOrder.com: Your Destination For Commercial Kitchen Equipment
As illustrated, our selection of fryers is top-notch, but that’s not all we have to offer. We also have a wide variety of other commercial restaurant equipment, including Manitowoc ice machines, Beverage-Air freezers, Vulcan ranges, Hobart slicers, and more. And everything is backed by our special Low Price Guarantee, so you’ll know you’re getting an industry-leading product at an excellent value.
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