- Sales Rank: #1021 in Lawn & Patio
- Size: Oil-Free
- Brand: Masterbuilt
- Model: 20100809
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 15.40" h x
15.80" w x
15.80" l,
28.21 pounds
Features
- Oil-free electric turkey fryer and roaster designed for healthy eating
- Double-wall construction uses radiant heat to seal outside of turkey
- Powerful 1,650-watt electric element cooks turkeys up to 18 pounds
- Built-in wood chip box; removable drip pan at bottom of fryer
- Measures 18 x 23.2 x 26.2 inches (W x H x D); 90-day limited warranty
Butterball's Oil Free Fryer/Roaster is one of the best performing, most convenient turkey fryers we've ever invented. A healthier, more convenient alternative to frying with oil, this Electric Turkey Fryer and Roaster offers foolproof operation and delicious results, whether gathering the family for Thanksgiving dinner, pot-lucking with friends and neighbors, or simply making a variety of meals to freeze for later.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
75 of 77 people found the following review helpful.
Masterbuilt Butterball Oil-Free Electric Turkey Fryer
By Tech Engineer
Great investment. We were skeptical but this was the best and juiciest turkey we have ever had. We fixed an 11 lb test turkey and it was gone in 2 days (just two of us, and I usually don't like turkey). Then we fixed an 18 lb for Thanksgiving with this and fixed another 12 lb in the oven the usual way and we ended up with just about the whole oven turkey only for leftovers (10 people).
58 of 63 people found the following review helpful.I'm happy with my oil-free fryer, & I'm giving them as gifts
By seebyrdie
I selected the Masterbuilt/Butterball Oil-Free Electric Turkey Fryer for three primary reasons. First, since my granddaughter is allergic to peanuts, I could not fry a turkey in peanut oil. Second, I wanted a way to capture drippings to make traditional-style turkey gravy, and third, I liked the idea of being able to roast a turkey at the rate of 10 minutes per pound. I started with a 10-lb. Butterball test turkey and vacillated as to whether to inject it with a butter-flavored marinade or leave it unflavored. I did not want Creole flavoring, and I'd read that if the turkey isn't injected with the proper quantities of marinade in the proper places, the marinade can pool and cause intense flavor in some areas of the meat. I decided to try roasting it without any seasoning at all and see what happened. I did nothing to the turkey except dry it thoroughly with paper towels and bind the wings next to the breast with a silicone band. We were very pleased with the outcome. The turkey cooked in exactly 100 minutes, and it was moist, juicy and delicious. On Thanksgiving, I roasted a 12-lb. Butterball turkey and everyone raved. Once again, it cooked in exactly 120 minutes. This time I oiled the turkey inside and out with corn oil mixed with minced fresh rosemary. I also applied a small amount of poultry rub to the skin.For others who buy this product--which really isn't a fryer but a roaster--I can offer a couple of pointers. The instructions call for preheating the fryer, but it doesn't mention that preheating to the "high" setting takes a long time. On Thanksgiving, I preheated the unit for a full hour before putting in the turkey. Also, the turkey "basket" that fits into the unit is a cone shape with hole in the bottom for the drippings to drain into the cup. The instructions don't mention that when the user transports the cooked turkey in the basket from outdoors to indoors, it will leave a trail of drippings. On Thanksgiving, we solved the problem by placing the turkey basket into a cardboard box. Afterward we removed the turkey from the basket with silicone oven mitts.Today I intend to order two Masterbuilt/Butterball Oil-Free Electric Turkey Fryers as gifts for dear friends, one who can never seem to get her turkey done and another who has only one oven. For both of them, preparation of Christmas dinner will be much easier and stress-free.
87 of 98 people found the following review helpful.
Definitely Not A Deep Fryer
By Casey D. Stutzman
The electric turkey fryer is a good choice if you don't want the mess or hazards of using oil for deep frying. For the money it does an okay job of doing nothing more than cooking your turkey and collecting the drippings. All in all, only buy this product if you want to make room in your oven or grill to cook somthing else at the same time. One good thing about this fryer though is the wood chip tray for smoking. It seems to impart good smoke into the meat. Perhaps this fryer will work better as a low temp smoker. Will try that next. So, in short, if you are looking for that deep fried crispiness and look...this won't give you that.
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