Is a FryDaddy different from a regular deep fryer?

Re: Is a FryDaddy different from a regular deep fryer?

• RachelG83 member

  January 2010

  I don't think so.  I think it might be a southern thing to call it that but I'm not totally sure.
  

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• crownedbee member

  January 2010

  They are basically the same thing.  FryDaddy is just a brand.
  

  
  

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• jlee1106

  January 2010

  Monkey Bread and FryDaddys?! Wee, you belong in Texas.

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• GBCK member

  January 2010

  IMO, it's the 'kleenex' of friers--just a name

  (we had the 'fry baby' growing up--the small version)
  

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• RachelG83 member

  January 2010

  jlee1106:

  Monkey Bread and FryDaddys?! Wee, you belong in Texas.

  If they're both spin-offs from me I'm in TN so that's close-ish
  

  I loved monkey bread before I even stepped foot in TN though and I hate fry daddies
  

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• weelass24 member

  January 2010

  We have a deep fryer but that is strictly for french fries, hence the name "chip pan".  If I cooked something else in it, like mozzarella sticks, I'd probably end up divorced. 

  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  

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• Mysterious_wife member

  January 2010

  Anything at home electric frying device is called a frydaddy in my part of the world.  It is a deep fryer.

  
  

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