Equipment Coverage
The World Economic Forum estimates that roughly 50 billion chickens went to dinner in 2018 and didn’t come back. We don’t know exactly how that translates into total servings, but…
Many operators rely on heat strips at expediting counters, serving lines and more to keep menu items at optimal temperatures.
Since March 2020, the continued existence—let alone health—of the restaurant industry has relied upon off-premise sales.
For many operators, the pandemic showed how indispensable a microwave oven can be as a piece of cooking equipment in its own right.
Planchas, though convincing clones of their better-known sister product the griddle, quickly set themselves apart.
The countertop mixer is the Swiss Army knife of the kitchen—small but mighty, with the power to perform various functions.
With oil and labor prices on the rise, today’s pressure fryers offer an economical way to cook fried chicken and other comfort foods.
FER highlights new, assorted smallwares from Edlund, Vollrath, CDN, Taylor USA, Nemco and Emile Henry.
Manual food choppers reduce food preparation time, making the transition to the serving stage quick and efficient.
Incorporating portable air filtration units to cleanse indoor air of viral particles is recommended by organizations sharing current best practices.
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