CrispNest Mini Fry Pot
$34.99
US Shipping: $1.80
Real fried food at home — without a bulky electric fryer, and without chasing single fries around a pot with a slotted spoon.
CrispNest is a compact 4.3L stainless-steel pot with a deep lift-out basket. Load the basket, fry, then lift. The oil drains straight back into the pot instead of onto your counter, and the whole batch goes to the plate in one motion.
Works on every stovetop — gas, electric and induction. No cord, no dedicated outlet, no appliance living permanently on your counter.
One pot, four jobs. Fry, boil, simmer and drain. The basket that drains oil also drains water, so you can lift vegetables or pasta straight out instead of carrying a heavy pot to the sink.
Sized for real life. 4.3L is built around smaller batches — a portion of fries, wings for two, a round of mozzarella sticks — then it stores away like any other pot.
Basket and tongs included. $34.99 plus $1.80 US shipping, shown up front rather than revealed at checkout. 14-day returns.
Big crunch. Small setup.
Shipping
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Care Instructions
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4.3L Capacity
Enough room for real portions, still compact.
Fry · Boil · Simmer · Drain
One pot, four ways to cook.
Basket & Tongs Included
Everything you need is in the box.
Compact Stovetop Design
Fits standard stovetop burners, stores like any pot.
Great for These Too
Fries
Wings
Mozzarella Sticks
Onion Rings
Tempura
Fried Snacks
FAQ
Is CrispNest electric?
No. The CrispNest Mini Fry Pot is a stovetop cooking pot, not an electric deep fryer.
What is the basket for?
The removable basket helps keep food together while cooking and lets excess oil drain back into the pot after lifting.
Is it intended for large family meals?
It is primarily designed for smaller portions and small-batch cooking.
Can I reuse frying oil?
Some cooking oils can be filtered and appropriately stored for reuse depending on the oil, what was cooked in it, and its condition. Oil should be completely cooled and handled according to appropriate food-safety guidance.
How do I clean it?
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What stoves does it work with?
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How long does US delivery take?
[TODO — awaiting confirmed processing and delivery time before publishing.]