An innovative solution designed to control precise mixing conditions for bone cement. This new technology allows physicians to optimize their surgical cases when time is precious.
Maintaining a precise temperature keeps bone cement at the ideal mixing temperatures, decreasing curing time. Consistency reduces procedure times and enhances efficiency in the operating room.
By integrating Thermodyne equipment into your kitchen, you can improve consistency, reduce food waste, and maximize efficiency. Precision Temperature Technology allows you to maintain the quality your customers expect while protecting your bottom line.
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Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that company representative Aaron Bremer CEC will be attending the Research Chefs Association (RCA) Conference. The event takes place March 13-15 in Louisville, Kentucky at the Kentucky International Convention Center.
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When marinating food, you definitely don't want to overdo it. As in many cooking categories, too much of a good thing can definitely be a bad thing.
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Even those of us who love spicy food will admit that we have limits. There really is such a thing as "too spicy," and one simple way to ruin a dinner is by over-spicing. In order to avoid that sad scenario, follow the steps below.
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Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that Director of Sales, John Benner, has been invited to present the company’s line of slow cook and hold ovens at RestaurantSpaces 2019. The event takes place February 24-26 in Miami Beach, Florida at the Eden Roc Hotel.
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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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Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that Director of Sales, John Benner, will be showcasing Thermodyne slow cook and hold ovens at the 2019 Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI) The Americas Symposium. The conference takes place inside the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida and runs February 5-6.
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Sometimes it's tough to make healthy food choices. With news frequently releasing about the harmful effects of one ingredient after another, sometimes it can all feel a bit overwhelming. Sometimes, we're also hampered by considerations of cost, time, and availability of ingredients.
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As winter stretches on, we could all do with something warm, rich, and hearty to help us ride out the cold nights. That's why we here at Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc., have put together the following list. No matter your tastes, you'll find something here that suits them.
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As we head into the holiday season, catering orders skyrocket. With both individuals as well as businesses planning to host holiday parties, everyone from managers to stay-at-home-moms are looking for a little catering help.
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Not all foods cook and hold well. Fortunately, we've been blessed with a wide array of root vegetable recipes that do just that. If you find yourself cooking and holding food on a regular basis, you might do well to peruse this list and add a few recipes to your regular rotation.
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The holiday season is fast approaching! While homeowners are checking on their outdoor lights, extended families are planning their big dinners, and stores are hiring temporary salesmen, those of us responsible for commercial kitchens have slightly different priorities. One of the most effective ways that we help people celebrate the holidays is by looking after our commercial food warmers.
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If you're already planning your Thanksgiving table (and honestly, who isn't?), then now is a good time to consider some low temperature options. From meats to sides to desserts, most of your dishes can be prepared low and slow, giving you more time than ever to enjoy your family and friends.
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