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Can you fry two turkeys with the same oil?
It is generally not recommended to fry two turkeys in the same oil.
Frying a turkey can create a significant amount of smoke and splatter. Using the same oil for frying multiple turkeys can cause an increase in the amount of smoke and splatter, which can pose a fire hazard.
Additionally, the repeated use of the same oil for frying can cause the oil to break down and become rancid, imparting a bitter flavor to the food.
Therefore, it is advisable to use fresh oil for each turkey you fry. This will help ensure the safety and quality of your fried turkeys.
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