O&H Danish Bakery, Racine, Wis., relies on Grind2Energy by InSinkErator/Emerson to turn food waste at its bakery center into energy.
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Five innovative, effective products earned top honors in FER’s 2016 Smallwares Competition: a double-action citrus juicer, an ice cream spade with heft, a multiuse kitchen timer, a pair of product-centric chiller containers and a universal griddle rail.
MORE about Smart SmallwaresEye-catching copper barware, an elegant whiskey-tasting set, china-like melamine platters, a graphics-wrapped serving tray, a deep blue pottery collection and not one but two show-stopping buffet display systems comprised the seven winners in FER’s 2016 Tabletop Competition.
MORE about Terrific TabletopsLaunching a concept, unveiling a redesign or simply motivated to change up your table setting? Three leading tabletop sales consultants share top mistakes to avoid when it comes to purchasing tabletop items.
MORE about Shop SmartPrecise control, ease of cleaning and consistent results are convincing more operators to specify induction ranges. Here’s what to look for.
MORE about Induction SeductionPita Pit USA’s new proto features a “reversible” make-line that allows owners to swap two different equipment stations from back to front, depending on demand.
MORE about A Pivotal Design SolutionWhen it comes to quickly and accurately cutting meats and cheeses, there’s no better tool than a slicer. By avoiding common end-user mistakes, properly cleaning the unit and following safety guidelines, you can continue to rely on your slicer for product consistency and labor savings.
MORE about Slicer Maintenance 101HX: The Hotel Experience, set for mid-November, delivers exhibitors and sessions relevant to the foodservice equipment and supply specifier.
MORE about New York State Of MindO&H Danish Bakery, Racine, Wis., relies on Grind2Energy by InSinkErator/Emerson to turn food waste at its bakery center into energy.
MORE about PRODUCTS: November 2016Roe Skidmore, Service Manager at Eichenauer Services, Decatur, Ill., finds the original installer of stacked combis at a local grocery chain not only improperly sealed the units, but also ran the drain lines incorrectly.
MORE about BACK STORY: Combi CatastropheJudges' opinions on the Smallwares & Tabletop entries varied based on their backgrounds and intended applications. As a result, everyone learned about the products.
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