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Frywall
Brooklyn, NY
A particularly splatter-prone duck breast led avid home cook Yair Reiner to rig up a cone-shaped aluminum foil contraption he could pop over the rim of his frying pan to contain the mess. Several prototypes later, Frywall entered our lives, allowing us to fry up burgers, steaks, and chicken without fear.
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Reviews for
Frywall
Reviews for
Frywall
All reviews come from Verified Purchases
I hate frying
I would never fry if I didn't have these to keep me from having to clean up an awful mess. They're great.
Less mess
Although it doesn’t eliminate splatter completely, it certainly lessens the mess. I have a glass top induction cook top and a slightly obsessive nature which means cleaning up after cooking is a constant. The frywall makes my life easier. It is much more effective than my splatter guard which needs to be removed to flip, stir, and sauté.
Love it
Bought this as a gift and my dad loves it! He uses it all the time when he's cooking with a cast-iron skillet for splatter and it saves a lot of cleanup on the stovetop!
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