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My gifted pressure cooker: can I use the pot for deep fat frying?

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DesertTinker

December 5, 2018
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I think you’re safe. Melting point for aluminum is approximately 660c (1220f). If your kitchen burners get that hot, well.... 😳😂

DesertTinker

December 5, 2018

I think you’re safe. Melting point for aluminum is approximately 660c (1220f). If your kitchen burners get that hot well.... 😳😂

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