VollrathThis merchandiser is designed to provide illuminated display of food products at temperatures between 95 degrees F and 200 degrees F, keeping menu items at proper serving temperatures while displayed. Features include front and rear sliding, lockable doors, adjustable stainless-steel shelving and LED lighting.
When specifying hot and cold display cases, the menu is the first consideration as the equipment will support its needs. This also will determine whether a full- or self-service unit is appropriate.
Refrigerated and hot display cases provide quick and easy access to food, which stimulates the impulse to buy.
For optimum food safety, regularly clean and sanitize temperature-controlled food holding equipment. Because these units are considered secondary to cooking equipment, they may not get the required weekly maintenance needed to be kept properly clean.
Prior to specifying temperature-controlled food holding equipment, assess the operation’s menu and type of service.
With temperature-controlled food holding, hot food can be safely held for long periods of time utilizing technology that helps retain food quality.
The IHDCH-45 Intelligent Heated Display Cabinet with Humidity regulates air temperature while balancing the humidity level. The unit features 360-degree viewing and LED lighting, making it easier for consumers to see the food.
Flav-R-Savor Heated Air Curtain Cabinets have no front doors to provide customers easier access to hot products. Heated air at the front of the cabinet is forced downward, forming a curtain of heat, which is then drawn toward the rear of the cabinet, warming each shelf.
The confluence of high labor costs and consumers’ need for speed creates a recipe for accessible, portable food options, either as the main meal or as add-on items. As a result, the role of the reach-in continues to evolve from simple storage item to profit center for many foodservice operators, including fast-casual and quick-service operators.
Undercounter and underbar refrigeration serve as supplemental storage solutions for the front of house or in the kitchen as part of a prep station. Timothy A. Barker, founder of Table & Bar Consulting Group in Memphis, Tenn., provides information on what to consider when purchasing undercounter refrigeration.
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