can you make french fries
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Definitely. Either shoestring or standard size. Being able to control the height of the cut makes for endless possibilities. We love it. It's worth the price.
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i have not use this for french fries, but it is wonderful andfast for cutting potaotes for home fried.
1562490
Unequivocally NO. That would be dangerous. You need an actual pressure fryer to do this. And they are available. Do a Google search (or Amazon).
336256
don't buy to make french fries unless you like them gooey... other stuff to fry ok...
311935
Honestly I love love love this! Frozen fries come out spectacular!! I still have yet to try making my own and figure out how much oil to add. But for an extra crispiness, even a teaspoon or 2 goes a long way. All in all, it's the best thing you could have especially for the price! I have also made fried chicken with bread crumbs or tempura crumbs, and it's amazing I tell you!
167500
Don't know... This one works well for small jobs. You need a bigger one to do french fries but not shoestrings.
1858075
YES, you can cook that hasn't cooked yet (my experience with french fries show me that it Works)
101094
Why do people answer if they never tried? I have cooked potato fries and it came out perfect. Just use oil. Maybe even toss raw potatoes in oil first then cook. Works great for grilled vegetables doing the same way.
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Shoestring fries are considered to be 1/4" by 1/4" in size, so yes, it does make shoestring style fries.
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Yes to the fries and pizza. Have not tried the crescent rolls though. Did bake popovers in the oven - they came out well. Key is to pre-heat the oven for a few minutes. Use care to not breathe in the smoke that comes off the hot Teflon surfaces. This little oven is great. Makes perfect fried eggs! You never have to turn them and risk broken yokes. I like this oven so much, I bought a 2nd one to put away in case my current oven stops working. Have also sent this oven to friends for birthday presents. Good luck with yours. Do not ever try to make oatmeal in it - what a mess! Have fun! Yes to the fries and pizza. Have not tried the crescent rolls though. Did bake popovers in the oven - they came out well. Key is to pre-heat the oven for a few minutes. Use care to not breathe in the smoke that comes off the hot Teflon surfaces. This little oven is great. Makes perfect fried eggs! You never have to turn them and risk broken yokes. I like this oven so much, I bought a 2nd one to put away in case my current oven stops working. Have also sent this oven to friends for birthday presents. Good luck with yours. Do not ever try to make oatmeal in it - what a mess! Have... » Read More Yes to the fries and pizza. Have not tried the crescent rolls though. Did bake popovers in the oven - they came out well. Key is to pre-heat the oven for a few minutes. Use care to not breathe in the smoke that comes off the hot Teflon surfaces. This little oven is great. Makes perfect fried eggs! You never have to turn them and risk broken yokes. I like this oven so much, I bought a 2nd one to put away in case my current oven stops working. Have also sent this oven to friends for birthday presents. Good luck with yours. Do not ever try to make oatmeal in it - what a mess! Have fun! « Show Less
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It's a food processor, so no to the fries. However you could do potato chip slices or wavy.
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This is going to be everything you need. If you think you might be doing a lot of fries, you might consider mounting this to the wall. If you mount to the wall, it will give you better leverage, you will be able to do fries faster and you can put a bucket underneath to cath the fries as you cut them. The push block will help get the end of the potato through the "knives". If you didn't have the block, you would end up with potato partially cut. I think you will love this thing, I know I do. I might also add, if you put a pinch of vinegar in the bucket with the cut fries and water. You will end up with better fries, the vinegar draws out the starch from the potatoes(so e people will use pickles in place of the vinegar...you might play around with it). Good luck and please feel free to email me if you have any questions. Billy
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My husband has chopped potatoes with this for French fries, but honestly I don't think I would have enough strength to do that. Other than that I nearly use it every day for chopping. I love it!
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Since it is a large deep fryer. I would have to believe that you can cook just about anything friable in this unit.My opinion only.....
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If you wanted to make chips this will do a great job. As for fries, these slicers do not have the blades as I have seen on other slicers to cut them into strips. I guess you could cut them into big chips and then cut them again into strips.
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I haven't tried fish in it because I like my fish pan-fried rather than baked or roasted. Chicken is AMAZING. I had actually gone off roasting chicken because my the time the skin was as crispy as I liked it, the flesh would be overdone and a bit dry. However, chicken in the Airfryer is delicious and fabulous. French fries cook really nicely whether they be the frozen type or homemade oven fries. I love the fact that it only takes 5 minutes to heat up and I don't have to heat an entire oven just to cook some fries for myself.
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I don't know. I have never thought about fries. When you do a hamburger, you have to turn it over and do the other side. It may be difficult to do that with fries.
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The Deni 10400 Quick-N-Easy oven does an excellent job air-frying foods. It's okay to lightly coat french fries with cooking oil before baking them, but it isn't necessary. They get crispy with or without oil. Chicken's the same way too. However, if I use skinless chicken, I lightly coat the pieces with oil or use some kind of breading so it doesn't get too dry.