If you work in a restaurant, it's important to know about food safety guidelines in the United States to keep your customers healthy and happy. Here are some tips to help you understand the basics of food safety:
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The holiday season is well underway, and that means your business is going to be busy catering holiday parties. Schools, businesses, and nonprofit organizations are all holding events through the rest of the year. If you want to capitalize on the December rush, everything needs to be on-point and organized. So make your company is prepared for these top catering requests for corporate holiday parties.
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When it comes to preparing food for large groups of people, there are definite tricks to the trade. When done correctly, large-scale cooking can accommodate a wide range of diners easily and effectively. When done (or attempted) without proper care and consideration, it can prove disappointing at best and dangerous at worst.
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Many variables affect the flavor of our dishes, including everything from the quality of the ingredients to the varieties of herbs and spices used. One oft-overlooked aspect of flavor is the cooking method itself. Anything from baking, broiling, boiling, frying, or microwaving could affect the flavor of the dish; therefore, choosing a method requires some care and attention.
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Whether you're a professional cook or cooking at home, chances are you'll need to hold your food before serving it. Understanding the science of cooking - in this case, heat transfer - will help you accomplish your food service tasks more…
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Here at Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc., we've been producing quality food warmers for the past thirty years. If you would like to hear more about our premium products, please feel free to contact us at any time.
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Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that the company’s hot food well 744HW Dry-Well was named as a finalist for the Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI) The Americas (TA) Innovation Showcase.
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When the time comes to replace kitchen equipment and appliances, there is always a tension between comfort and curiosity. Should you order the same old comfortable brand that you've always ordered, or should you take a chance on something new?
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The catering industry, though only a small cross-section of food service as a whole, contributes upwards of $45 million a year to the economy. If you make up one of the many men and women employed in this noble field, then you know how competitive the market can be.
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Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that company representative John Benner will be demonstrating at the Long John Silver’s 2017 National Convention. The event takes place October 30-November 1 in Atlanta, Georgia at the Westin Peachtree Plaza.
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If your time with your current warmers is coming to an end and you're looking at your options, consider selecting from our line of premium warmers. They have everything you're looking for in a quality product.
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For a restaurant, prime rib can be a big profit generator – or a big headache if it’s not cooked and held properly. Baker Street Steakhouse, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is renowned for its prime rib. On an average weeknight, this fine-dining steakhouse serves up about 15 pounds of prime rib; on weekends, that number can be closer to 25 pounds. We asked the Baker Street team to tell us why they chose the Thermodyne and the Fluidshelf Technology to produce their delicious prime rib.
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Drake & Morgan has outlined the difference that innovative foodservice equipment can make to a fast-growing restaurant operation after it was forced to bring in extra kit to cope with a seasonal spike in demand.
Over the recent Christmas period, the volume of covers that the chain served almost tripled, leading it to call on supplier Thermodyne for help.
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