Many catering and foodservice businesses wonder what the difference between a commercial microwave & a high speed oven is.
In broad terms, a commercial microwave (think of your home microwave but bigger with more power) uses electromagnetic radiation to heat food. A high speed oven uses convection, microwaves
Gas is a popular choice for cooking in commercial kitchens due to its efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Important regulations and legislation in the UK are in place to ensure the safety of gas installations in catering environments. It is crucial to have fully qualified Gas Safe engineers handle the
Commercial warewashers are a crucial element of any hospitality business whether that’s to guarantee a continuous flow of clean glasses or to ensure that the kitchen and restaurant continues to function smoothly with a good supply of hygienically cleaned cooking utensils and dinnerware.
We Brits love our fast food, with England alone having around 60,000 fast-food joints. When combined with Britain’s 27 million (and rapidly rising) households, tens of thousands of restaurants, pubs, and canteens (to be found in offices, schools, hospitals and prisons up and down the country) the massive
Whether setting up from scratch or replacing old units, graded catering equipment can be a great way to decrease costs in a commercial business, without jeopardising overall performance and quality. The problem is that few people are actually aware of the benefits or that such offers even exist.