Refrigeration

Refrigeration takes many forms in foodservice operations including walk-ins, reach-ins, and display cases.

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For operators seeking a solution for displaying perishable grab-and-go items, back-of-house cold storage or cook-chill programs, reach-ins often provide a solid option. This equipment can store a variety of items, from beverages to sandwiches, salads to desserts. For front-of-house use, reach-ins should contain complementary items to best encourage impulse sales.

Reach-in refrigerators are versatile for use either for front-of-house grab-and-go items or long-term back-of-house storage.

Walk-in refrigerators provide a large amount of space for food storage on-site, operating more efficiently than multiple reach-in coolers or freezers. These units also can serve as large auxiliary rooms for prepping ingredients.

Walk-in refrigerators provide a large amount of space for food storage on-site, operating more efficiently than multiple reach-in coolers or freezers. These units also can serve as large auxiliary rooms for prepping ingredients.

Walk-in refrigerators provide a large amount of space for food storage on-site, operating more efficiently than multiple reach-in coolers or freezers. These units also can serve as large auxiliary rooms for prepping ingredients.

Walk-in refrigerators play a key role in many commercial kitchens, keeping products cool and at food-safe temperatures. Because this equipment stores food, which would be pricey to lose, perform proactive maintenance at least twice a year.

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