Just a heads up to anyone frying a turkey this year, Sam's has 4.5 gallon jugs of peanut oil for $24.
							
						
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that's a good deal.
FYI for anyone new to frying turkeys, be sure to only pour the correct amount of oil. I hope that most newer fryers are marked with fill lines but just in case, unless you have some rather large or custom frying pot, you may be good with only 3 gallons... fill it too full and you're in for an unpleasant situation.
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Originally posted by GeorgeG. View Postthat's a good deal.
FYI for anyone new to frying turkeys, be sure to only pour the correct amount of oil. I hope that most newer fryers are marked with fill lines but just in case, unless you have some rather large or custom frying pot, you may be good with only 3 gallons... fill it too full and you're in for an unpleasant situation.
Yeah, my fryer has a fill line which is exactly the same as 3 gallons worth.

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Higher smoke point, doesn't add any weird flavors other oils can and it's low in saturated fat.Originally posted by GeorgeG. View PostI've only used 100% peanut oil so I don't have a tast comparison. Wasn't the big thing about peanut oil was due to the higher boiling point or something? I bought the 3 gallon at walmart but it was 100% peanut oil and IIRC it was like 30 bucks.

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