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SurfaceTension

2011-11-22 09:12:12 AM

Started working in a restaurant years ago. The week prior, the line cook was straining the grease from the fryer. This involved draining it through a filter into a big stock pot. Anyway, the pot of grease was on the floor and the guy gets up on the edge of the grill to get the air filters down. Then steps back down and *SPLASH* right into the boiling hot, freshly strained fryer grease. They said his shoe melted to his foot, and that he really didn't feel too much because the burns instantly killed the nerve endings, so it was like sticking your hand into a pile of snow.

/csb

Walker

2011-11-22 10:08:44 AM

Diogenes

2011-11-22 10:33:33 AM

An 86-year-old man says his leg now resembles a "drumstick"....

Mmmmm....slow aged.

AirForceVet

2011-11-22 12:01:45 PM

How about Grandma's muffin instead?

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offmymeds

2011-11-22 12:06:45 PM

Is it gammy?

Grandemadaca

2011-11-22 12:11:35 PM

He obviously didn't heed Shatner's warning. (new window)

jtr

2011-11-22 12:12:04 PM

Hahaha hohoho!
He got burned!
Funny!

Seriously though, they take the deep-fried joke a little far considering the oil was spilled ON him. Not quite DEEP frying, is it?

orezona

2011-11-22 12:12:50 PM

FTA:
Alfe was also required to have a skin graft, but still managed to joke about the incident afterward."I haven't tasted it yet -- I'm not sure I want to," he said, referring to his deep-fried leg.

Later, he said "I kill me!"

PghThermal

2011-11-22 12:14:08 PM

SurfaceTension: Started working in a restaurant years ago. The week prior, the line cook was straining the grease from the fryer. This involved draining it through a filter into a big stock pot. Anyway, the pot of grease was on the floor and the guy gets up on the edge of the grill to get the air filters down. Then steps back down and *SPLASH* right into the boiling hot, freshly strained fryer grease. They said his shoe melted to his foot, and that he really didn't feel too much because the burns instantly killed the nerve endings, so it was like sticking your hand into a pile of snow.

/csb

Almost same story from 40 years ago. Co worker spill hot grease on his leg while filtering. He went to hospital and I had to clean up the now solidified mess.

StrangeQ

2011-11-22 12:18:47 PM

SurfaceTension: Started working in a restaurant years ago. The week prior, the line cook was straining the grease from the fryer. This involved draining it through a filter into a big stock pot. Anyway, the pot of grease was on the floor and the guy gets up on the edge of the grill to get the air filters down. Then steps back down and *SPLASH* right into the boiling hot, freshly strained fryer grease. They said his shoe melted to his foot, and that he really didn't feel too much because the burns instantly killed the nerve endings, so it was like sticking your hand into a pile of snow.

/csb

Ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow...

I don't care what they say, I would never wish that on anybody. I splashed a small amount of fry oil on my hand while working in a kitchen once. The slight "tsss" sound as your flesh is instantly vaporized followed by searing pain as your remaining nerve endings go into immediate holy shiat mode is enough to instill a lifetime of respect for anything related to hot oil.

JackieRabbit

2011-11-22 12:21:28 PM

I tried fried turkey once. I don't know shat all the fuss is about. It isn't that good. It certainly isn't good enough to justify the danger of frying one.

sandbar67

2011-11-22 12:22:39 PM

Save me the neck

vodka

2011-11-22 12:25:43 PM

Come on, a splash of hot oil is not nearly long enough to fully cook anything.

MattyBlast

2011-11-22 01:49:54 PM

These county fairs will deep-fry anything nowadays to boost their attendance.

mansonozz

2011-11-22 03:03:51 PM

And knock it back with Grampa's Ol' Cough Medicine

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