Just about the right amount of oil for a whole turkey deep frying unless you have a wide pot. Quality oil for good price and volume l. Have been buying for years. Highly recommend.

Great for cooking eveything

The best oil to fry turkey in

Ok, this is a good deal with over 500 oz or 35 lbs of peanut oil however it is a little hard to pour in beginning (in the fullest stage). Also, be careful not to overfill your deep fryer, which I did and then had to waste it. Unless you are someone that empties and cleans out the fryer more often than I do. I had to waste a lot of oil because in Florida in can't sit for very long unless filtering or at least refrigerating. So this is heavy but a great deal and gets me through the holidays and then some. Look for your minimum fill line if using a deep fryer so you don't overfill and possibly waste oil.

It’s great to be able to purchase pure peanut oil in this size. Many supermarkets either sell a combination of peanut and canola oil which does not take the high heat of turkey frying as well, or they sell it in smaller sizes forcing one to purchase more than one just to have enough.

It's a very good product to fry turkeys and fish with, been using it for years. It stores well if you keep it inside. We filter it through cheese cloth after it has settled for a day we will reuse it several times before it is discarded.

Used to deep fry turkey this Thanksgiving. Oil worked great. Very clean and did not break down. Also, whiloe other oil products have downsized their volume and raised price, this has maintained it's original package size.

We looked at multiple oils for frying our Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys, this one was the best bang for your buck and made for a juicy fried turkey! Pretty good quality peanut oil, we also have used it in the type if fryer that sifts/self cleans the oil and we were able to use the same oil twice and had good flavor each time! Would recommend!

Went from $35 to $56 in just over a year.

I used this oil two days after buying it at Sam's to fry a thanksgiving turkey. It was expired but since I used some, it couldn't be returned. Shame on me for not looking at the expiration date … Shame on Sam’s for selling expired product.