The Chemistry of Frying a Turkey (Without Burning Your House Down)

Thanksgiving's just around the corner and some of you out there are probably thinking about taking your Turkey game to the next level.

Nov 22nd, 2016

Thanksgiving's just around the corner and some of you out there are probably thinking about taking your Turkey game to the next level. But before you whip out that deep fryer, you're going to want to watch this video. Today we're bringing you the do's and don'ts of turkey frying, all the better to help you not burn your house down this year.

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