Name: gas type automatic cassava fryer
Brand: Sida
Availability: InStock

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cassava fryer

Product Description

The introduction of cassava fryer

1.Introduction of Garri Fryer:

1)Our Garri Fryer is a stirring pot. Its heating method can be electricity or gas

2)This type fryer adopts the "Scraping Bottom Type" mixing and stirring. Heat conduction oil is its medium, so it is non-stick. Mixing evenly, no dead angle, makes the material mixed more fully.

3)Two independent heating controlling systems, make heating temperature be regulated, and automatic controlled.

4)No open flame, explosion, and fire danger.

5) Simple installation and easy operation.

6) Hand wheel-shaking discharging. It is efficient and practical.

2.Data of Garri Fryer:

Model	SD-400	SD-500	SD-600
Size	16501250900mm	17501350920mm	18501460940mm
Volume	400L	500L	600L
Inner Diameter of Pot	1100mm	1200mm	1300mm
Rotate Speed	29r/min	29r/min	29r/min
Power	4kw/380v	4kw/380v	4kw/380v
Pressure	0.25Mpa	0.25Mpa	0.25Mpa

3.The advantage of the cassava fryer

1. Advanced and reliable cassava garri processing technology.

2. Energy-saving, water-saving, labor-saving and little pollution. hot recycling close type production and the process water will be recycled .

3.Mostly machinery with fully stainless steel to be sure these is no corrosion.

4. Advanced surface treatment craft. Oil and dirty resisting.

5. Many various capacity option from 0.5 tph to 20 tph.

4.How to Enjoy the Garri?

1.Gari can be enjoyed as a snack in cold water on a very hot day. It can also be cooked in hot water into a starchy paste,

popularly called ‘eba’.

2.There is ‘gari foto,’ which is gari sprinkled with a little water to soften, and then mixed with vegetable sauce, especially

tomato stew.

3.For students, gari is perfect with shito (black pepper sauce) and canned fish, such as sardines or mackere

4.Again, many students mix gari with milk and/or chocolate (Milo) plus groundnuts as a snack.

5.In Ghana, boiled beans, known in Ga as “yoo” and gari; together called “yoo ke gari" is also very popular. This is

particularly patronised by students and people in boarding facilities such as prisons.