Browne 12" x 6 ½" Chrome-Plated Taco Basket
Key features
- •Ship Weight: 3.15 lbs.
- •Basket Dimensions (H x W x D): 4" x 7.25" x 12"
- •Fry Basket Style: Taco Shell
- •Geometric Shape: Rectangular
- •Metal Type: Chrome-Plated
- •Heavy-duty construction taco basket features a fry kettle hook and polished chrome finish
Browne 12" x 6 ½" Chrome-Plated Taco Basket
List Price: $58.93$53.04DEALYou Save: $5.89 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers2.4
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Based on 3 reviews
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Don't buy it, it's way to long!
vicky lewis•December 5, 2016
Way too long it's cannot be used at home and it cannot be used for commercial use it is a waste of money !
No Room For Fillings.
Ben M. Van Ord•May 31, 2015
As a taco shell fryer this does fry tacos and the texture of the finished product is excellent. On this point it is a 5 star item.
I knew when I bought it that it is a commercial frying basket and I had to cut two of the baskets off to fit our fryer--no big deal except I can not return it.
My problem is that the bottom of the form for the shell AND the insert come down to a very sharp V point. This creates two problems.
First the point is SOOO sharp that some of the shells break at the point.
. The second problem is that the shell fills up extremely quickly because there is no rounded spot on the bottom for the ingredients. Even a layer of beans fills 1/4 to 1/2 of the height of the shell. This results in a taco that is mostly shell and requires double or triple the amount of shells to make a meal.
I knew when I bought it that it is a commercial frying basket and I had to cut two of the baskets off to fit our fryer--no big deal except I can not return it.
My problem is that the bottom of the form for the shell AND the insert come down to a very sharp V point. This creates two problems.
First the point is SOOO sharp that some of the shells break at the point.
. The second problem is that the shell fills up extremely quickly because there is no rounded spot on the bottom for the ingredients. Even a layer of beans fills 1/4 to 1/2 of the height of the shell. This results in a taco that is mostly shell and requires double or triple the amount of shells to make a meal.
Five Stars
Dan Kuper•March 7, 2015
as promised nice piece of equipment
