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See the Oil Temperature
The built-in mechanical thermometer gives you a clear temperature reading while the oil heats and cooks.
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304 Stainless Steel Stovetop Deep Fryer Pot – With Thermometer
$49.99 USD
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Made in Germany
German Design That Makes Everyday Frying Simpler
Professionally designed around the way people actually cook. Monitor oil temperature, fry your food, let excess oil drain back into the pot, and pour cooled oil more cleanly when you are finished.
Made in Germany
Professional Everyday Design
Built-In Temperature Gauge
Designed With Purpose
Three Details That Make a Real Difference
Instead of adding complicated electronics or unnecessary controls, the design focuses on practical features you can use every time you fry.
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Drain Right Over the Pot
Move freshly fried food onto the raised rack and let excess oil drip directly back into the fryer.
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Pour With Less Mess
The shaped pouring edge helps guide cooled cooking oil when transferring it into a suitable container.
Less Guessing. Less Mess.
A More Practical Way to Fry at Home
Traditional stovetop frying often means checking temperature separately, moving hot food to another tray, and dealing with drips across the counter. This design brings the key steps together around one pot for a cleaner, more straightforward routine.
Temperature Control You Can See
The removable Celsius thermometer displays the oil temperature while cooking, helping you monitor heat without relying only on guesswork.
Lift. Rest. Drain.
The detachable rack sits above the pot so freshly fried food can rest while excess oil drains directly back below. No separate cooling tray is needed for this step.
Designed for Cleaner Pouring
After the oil has cooled completely, the shaped pouring edge helps guide it into a suitable storage or disposal container with greater control.
Everyday Routine
Fry in Four Simple Steps