“I'm looking for a small handy size fryer for one or two persons that won't require a large quantity of oil. How would this be for frying oysters and small single portions of French fries?”
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...Likely too large, and you'd need to always cook the fries first to avoid transferring any oyster-ness to the fries. I think this fryer's 1.8 liter max oil capacity, for which 1.5 l is the minimum to operate it, might prove wasteful. Although you can filter and reuse the oil successfully, I wouldn't if there is seafood involved. I bought this one because I cook long items, like churros and strips, but maybe one of the round fryers might be best for small, roundish-food batches.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have used this for fries, okra, corndogs, and more. This is perfect for 1-2 people portions.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Won't have a problem with frying fries and oysters. It does need 1.8L of oil but the easy to clean filtration should allow you to re-use the oil multiple times
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This fryer is good for small portions, it does take a lot of oil.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This would be excellent for want you need. I use this to make chicken wings and fries all the time. It doesnt require to much oil and it has a amazing oil storage system that also makes for easy cleaning. I love the one i got and would highly recommend getting one as I plan on getting another one.
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