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Can I call my chicken “broasted” chicken?

Can I call my chicken broasted chicken?

The short answer: it depends.

Before we get into the long answer, let’s take a step back and ask, “What is Broaster, or Broasted, Chicken?”

L.A.M. Phelan invented and patented the Broaster Pressure Fryer back in the 1950s. These appliances combined deep frying and pressure cooking in a process so new and innovative that it required its own special name: Broasting. Phelan trademarked the terms “broaster” and “broasted food” to make sure the process was always proprietary. In 1956, The Broaster Company was born.

Since the 1950s, “broasted” chicken has gained popularity, and the term has always been trademark protected thanks to Phelan’s foresight. Therefore, there is only one truly broasted chicken: Genuine Broaster Chicken®

Genuine Broaster Chicken is prepared by licensed trademark operators using The Broaster Company’s proprietary marinades and coatings following our tried-and-true recipe, and then cooked in a Broaster Pressure Fryer.

Now that you’ve learned the origin story of the term “broasted” and “Genuine Broaster Chicken,” let’s get back to the long answer to “Can I call my chicken broasted chicken?”

Ask yourself these questions to determine if you can call your chicken broasted chicken:

  1. Am I using Broaster’s proprietary coatings and marinades as directed?
  2. Am I following Broaster’s recipe as directed?
  3. Am I frying in a Broaster Pressure Fryer?
  4. Did I become a licensed trademark operator by signing the Trademark Agreement?

If the answer to these four questions is “yes,” congratulations! You may call your crispy, juicy, irresistible chicken “Genuine Broaster Chicken”.

If the answer to any of these four questions is “no,” unfortunately you may not use the term “broasted” or “broaster.” All is not lost, though! You can contact us to learn more about becoming a licensed operator and how to start making Genuine Broaster Chicken for your own customers to enjoy.

#BetterBeBroaster

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#FAQFryDay: How do I minimize Fryer downtime?

1. Always use Broaster filtering compounds & follow the recommended filtering procedures set forth in your Operations Manual.
2. Always make sure the filter screen is in place under the filter paper when you reassemble your filter pan.
3. If the pressure valve (small lever on top of Broaster) won’t fully close, the drain valve could be open & clogged. Remove clog with your ramrod & close drain valve.
4. Always keep spare O-rings on hand for cover & filter pan.
5. When filtering & cleaning your Broaster Pressure Fryer, always use the brushes from your Pressure Fryer Accessory Kit. These brushes were specially designed to quickly & easily clean the units. Contact your Local Authorized Distributor if you need replacement heads or brushes.
6. Once a month, verify screws for the probe guard are tight & not missing.
7. Keep copies of instruction sheets & job aides on hand near your equipment to ensure proper procedures are always followed. This is especially important when you have newer employees in the kitchen. 
8. NEVER turn the unit on with water &/or cleaning solution in the cooking well. Always unplug your unit & place the cleaning flag on the latch column to alert others that the well is currently being cleaned with water.
9. Always use your handy O-Ring & groove cleaner tool when installing O-Rings or cleaning your groove. This tool was designed to not damage the O-Ring or the groove. If damage occurs to either component, this may cause your unit to not build pressure. 
10.  Always use OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturers) Components & parts on your Broaster Pressure Fryer. Failure to do so may void your warranty. 

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#FAQFryDay: Does Genuine Broaster Chicken offer training?

Yes! When you become an operator, you will have access to our training experts along with training materials and our national marketing team! We are here to help you each step of the way.
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#FAQFryDay: How do I find a local service agent for my Broaster Equipment? 

The quickest way to find a Service Agent who can work on your Broaster Equipment is to enter your zip code into our Distributor locator. The Distributor for your area along with their contact info will be displayed. Most Broaster Distributors have an in-house service department. If they don't have one, they will have local service agencies that they use regularly and can refer you to. 

View our Distributor Locator at Broaster.com/distribution

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#FAQFRYday: “I LOVE your chicken, but can I use my own brand?” 🍗

YES, you can! 🙌🔥 You can use our patented pressure fryers and proprietary marinades and coatings and create your own signature menu page! 😋💥

We even some BIG chains do it! Learn more at Broaster.com or contact us for more information.

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