Mundial, a global leader in cutlery manufacturing, is revolutionizing the knife sharpening process with its new Mundial SmartKnives™ system that saves restaurants time, money and resources. Mundial CEO, Michael Ceitlin, provides some insight.
For authentic Southern cuisine, folks in Georgia know where to go — Curious Kitchen and Bar in Senoia and its sister restaurant, The Curious Pig in Peachtree City.
Time is at a premium in most kitchens, so it’s important to have food prep equipment that helps you do more in less time. Depending on the application, Hobart Legacy+ mixers allow you to mix as much as 30% more ingredients in the same size bowl — all due to the exclusive PLUS System: a combination of three industry-leading technologies.
The current environment presents challenges for all foodservice operators — and pizza operators are no exception. But with some creative thinking and the right equipment, those challenges can turn into opportunities.
Some of the latest beverage equipment is starting to embrace new concepts. We look at these trends and the potential impact they could have on service companies.
In these times of labor shortages, many foodservice operations are finding it difficult to produce food efficiently while keeping quality high. But for Dan Ullsperger, owner and operator of Buckshot’s Saloon & Eatery in Eagle River, Wis., the Alto-Shaam Vector® Multi-Cook Oven – H Series Wide is helping solve that problem.
You don’t need a lot of space to produce delicious food. If you’re currently offering minimal foodservice or selling prepackaged foods, you’re missing out on a profit opportunity. RATIONAL can show you how to set up a full-service, hot-and-cold kitchen in a space that’s about the size of a closet. It’s a great way to increase your food quality and variety, which leads to increased sales.
A Q&A with Brian Spangler, Co-owner and Founder of Apizza Scholls, Portland, Ore.
Operators who are looking for high-quality, long-lasting, NSF-certified front- and back-of-house products are turning to products by Epicurean, a brand of Victorinox. With a wide range of cutting surfaces and serving products available, these unique, American-made paper composite products are finding favor with operators who demand performance and durability.
You’ve heard of breweries and wineries, but chances are you’ve never been in a cidery. In Gettysburg, Pa., Jack’s Hard Cider produces popular hard ciders (and a few wines as well) on-site. Made from local Pennsylvania apples, these handcrafted ciders come in a variety of flavors with seasonal selections also offered.
Some of the latest commercial fryers are starting to embrace tech and concepts. We look at a few new trends and their potential impact on service companies.
Nick Pearl is the owner and franchisee of three Salvatore’s Old-Fashioned Pizzeria restaurants in upstate New York, and his restaurants serve more than just pizza. “We are famous for pizza, wings, calamari, chicken Caesar salad – we deliver everything but babies,” he laughs.
The sous vide cooking method was created in 1971 as a way to improve roast beef’s tenderness but has become much more widely used in U.S. restaurants in the last 20 years. There are a number of reasons why this way of cooking has become so popular with chefs and restaurants across the country.
A Q&A with Travis Hartley, VP of Sales & Development, FWE
From labor savings to reducing food waste, blast chillers have become the newest necessity to a well-managed kitchen. The ability to rapidly reduce food temperatures to be able to store for extended periods without losing quality is invaluable for all kitchen types and segments.
