I fried two turkeys in peanut oil. The oil maintained its temperature throughout the cooking process, did not burn, and the turkeys came out perfect.

Price per ounce say 0.06, but is over 0.10 (as of April 2026). Not sure if that’s because the price gouge per user now or just hasn’t updated it lately, but it’s misleading.

The cost per ounce is definitely not correct....it states $0.07 per ounce....at the cost advertised it's $0.098 per ounce

I've only used peanut oil to fry my turkeys, so I don't know if other less expensive frying oils would work just as well, but this oil certainly did the trick and left it tasting fantastic!

I want to be clear, the product is great, but i only marked it down due to price! Where i used to buy this at $36, and is now over $50! I onlynfry occasionally and this will last a while.

I don't care for any seed oils, but peanut oil is healthier than canola oil, and soybean oil. It was on clearance so I purchased for deep frying. I haven't used it as of yet but I'm sure it's good.

I used to buy this oil ALL the time, it’s great for frying turkeys, chicken, whatever… but the price is ridiculous now, it has literally doubled in price

Peanut oil is so good to fry in. This a terrific price for good peanut oil. Alitle clumsy but I move it to smaller pour containers with covers. Love to fry my eggs in this oil.

Like the oil. A bit pricier than veggie oil BUT NOW MY french fries taste much better. My kids rave about them, better than that (4+1) Guys place now! The only thing is its hard to pour out into my fry daddy. First time splashed it all over my hardwood floor... oh well a little oil on wood floor aint gonna hurt it.

It was what I expected, the amount I expected, and it did what I wanted it to do.