
| KUROMA Pressure Fryer for perfect Southern Fried Chicken | |||||
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Ever popular and
highly profitable, Southern Fried Chicken
can now be included in your menu without any franchising costs or
a huge capital outlay. The KUROMA pressure fryer is a compact, economical, full featured pressure fryer, designed to produce the authentic 'Southern Fried' taste in establishments where the capacity of a larger conventional pressure fryer is not justified: making it particularly beneficial for fish and chip shops and similar mixed menu kitchens which compete with specialist Southern Fried Chicken outlets With the KUROMA pressure fryer, chicken can be cooked to perfection in around 10 to 16 minutes dependent upon the size of the pieces (chicken fillet strips in 4-5 min.) - tender and juicy in the centre, yet crisp and golden on the outside. But why stop at Chicken? Sea Food, Chops, Potato Wedges, in fact all manner of foods develope their own unique succulent flavour when fried in a KUROMA. Fast, safe and easy to use, the KUROMA pressure fryer is simple, just load it, fasten the lid and set the control timer. When the timer runs down pressure is released and the unit vents the steam, letting you know another batch of food has been cooked to perfection. For more information on Table Top Models or the Floor Standing Model, click here. These machines are certified and comply with the new pressure vessel directive |
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Income v Expenditure for KUROMA pressure fryer.
The following figures are typical of what to expect in the UK where Southern Fried Chicken is added to the menu, substitute your own figures to see what your profit margins will be.
Expenditure
1
piece of chicken
(Based on a 3 lb. (1.34 kg.) bird at 160 pence cut into 8 pieces.) 20p
Consumables
(Medium size takeaway box, breading mix,
lemon pepper, cooking oil, electricity.) 10p
Overheads, say 5p
Total expenditure. 35p
Income
1
piece of southern fried chicken 100p
Therefore, profit per piece of chicken 65p
Mark-up = x 2.86 (typical)
(where 100p=1 pound sterling.)