Unlike other cooking equipment types, fryers require minimal maintenance. Self-cleaning fryers include stainless-steel nozzles attached to the basket hanger and connected to the plumbing system for easier cleaning. They employ daily maintenance to keep running at optimum efficiency.
Several factors determine the appropriate model when specifying a fryer. Because some fryer designs are intended for particular foods, the menu is essential when specifying these units.
Fryers are a staple equipment piece on many cooklines that produce a variety of foods, including fries, wings, doughnuts, poultry and seafood.
Ventless fryers allow operators to offer a full menu in spaces that can’t accommodate hoods or without investing in a large hood system.
Prior to purchasing, sizing represents a main consideration and will help determine the appropriate capacity.
Steam-jacketed kettles can last as long as 20 years, depending on usage and care. But here are a four signs that it may be time to replace a kettle.
There are situations in which operators should consider replacing an existing range or adding a new unit to their kitchen.
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