Advancements in Foodservice Technology
The past several years have brought many new innovations into foodservice operations, especially in response to the rise in demand for takeout, delivery and more flexible on-premise dining. What had been novel, such as QR codes in place of menus, ordering kiosks, and table-side credit-card processing, is now more expected. In fact, as labor supplies…
Read MoreWHY YOUR RESTAURANT NEEDS A CHICKEN FRYER
Commercial fryers, sometimes referred to as chicken fryers, are one of the most common pieces of kitchen equipment in food service. And for good reason, too. What are chicken fryers? Chicken fryers are simply the fryers used to prepare chicken in a commercial kitchen. There are two main types of chicken fryers to choose from:…
Read MoreWhy choosing the right serving line is good business
While aesthetics and functionality are always top of mind when considering a new serving line solution, it’s important that operators also consider the business angle of this decision. In this article, we’ll look at modular serving lines and custom serving lines through the lens of how each option could affect an operator’s bottom line now…
Read MoreWhy Should You Choose One Parts Supplier?
Commercial food equipment requires the right OEM parts, accessories and more to keep them running in peak condition. While searching for the best prices for each component seems like the right move, it actually can create a larger headache for you and your staff. Thankfully, Parts Town offers you a one-stop shop by making the…
Read MoreInvesting in Water Filtration is Smart for Business
Here’s a fresh take—water filtration isn’t just about the food and beverages coming out of your commercial kitchen. (Don’t get us wrong. That matters.) But water filtration also impacts equipment longevity, which pours into the customer experience, making it a big deal for a café, bar, or restaurant’s bottom line. Before we get into how,…
Read MoreWhy Your Commercial Kitchen Needs a Pressure Fryer and Heated Holding Cabinet
If you’re serving a chicken-heavy menu featuring items like bone-in wings or juicy tenders, you’ll love having a pressure fryer and a heated holding cabinet in your kitchen. (And if you’re not serving chicken, we’ve got four reasons you should be!) Combining a fryer and a full-size holding cabinet allows operators to implement batch cooking.…
Read More3 Ways Commercial Fryers Help Restaurants Maintain Food Quality
While restaurant operators often struggle with maintaining food quality and consistency, a lot of it comes down to fryer oil! In the restaurant industry, we call a 35 lb. container of bulk cooking oil a “jug-in- box” or “JIB” for short. Like everything else restaurants are paying more for these days, JIBs have increased in…
Read MoreLooking For Ways to Save? Start With Your Pre-Rinse Unit
A pre-rinse unit isn’t the flashiest piece of equipment in your kitchen. And as long as it’s working (meaning spraying and not leaking), you probably don’t give it a second thought. But since you’re likely searching for ways to save in your kitchen, you probably need to take another look at your pre-rinse unit. Here’s…
Read More6 Steps Toward Attracting and Retaining Kitchen Employees
As labor woes continue, chefs share some of their strategies for keeping up staffing levels.
Read MoreFried Chicken Restaurant Equipment: A Guide For Commercial Kitchens
It’s no secret that there are plenty of advantages to serving fried chicken. Chicken is the world’s most popular protein, it can be fried in batches and held for hours, and it’s an incredibly profitable menu item. According to a recent Technomic report, chicken menu category sales have increased at an average rate of 12% since…
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