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This dual tank deep fryer is $149 off at Walmart today

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The Costway 3400W Dual Basket Deep Fryer.
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There’s nothing like homemade French fries and mozzarella sticks to remedy just about any rift with a family member. And what better way to bring in the holiday cheer than by preparing these vittles for your loved ones with a fast-cooking countertop deep fryer? We do our best to stay up on the latest Walmart deals, and this exciting offer on a Costway fryer had us re-checking our eyesight:

Right now, when you purchase the Costway 3400W Electric Countertop Deep Fryer at Walmart, you’ll pay $100. At full price, this model sells for $250.

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Why you should buy the Costway 3400W Deep Fryer

Whether you’re looking for an easy stowaway appliance or a regular staple of a traveling food cart, the Costway 3400W Deep Fryer is a no-brainer for amateur and professional chefs alike. With its 160°-375° temperature range, stainless steel design, and 12L capacity, putting together snacks and full meals is a breeze. And with the fryer’s countertop design, you’ll have no issues finding a home for this plug-and-play appliance — although we doubt you’re going to want to put it away!

We’re also glad that Costway thought to include overheating protection, which resets the fryer should temperatures ever get too high. It’s easy to clean, too, and includes non-slip feet to ensure it won’t slide around in the event of a spill or if you’re cooking on a sleek surface. Sealing the deal, you’ll even get two stainless steel lid covers to keep oil from splattering the kitchen.

We’re not sure how long this markdown is going to stick around, so now may be the best day to save. Take $149 off the Costway 3400W Electric Countertop Deep Fryer when you purchase it at Walmart. And for more countertop companions, you may also want to check out our lists of the best air fryer deals and Instant Pot deals.

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Michael Bizzaco
Former AV Contributor
Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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