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 School Nutrition Association (SNA) Annual National Conference (ANC). The conference takes place July 9- 12, 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
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Operating a commercial kitchen or restaurant kitchen can be a great career for anyone that has an interest in food services. For those that would like to operate a commercial kitchen, there are many different important pieces of equipment…
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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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As summer approaches, the time is come to start menu planning with the hotter months in mind. As temperatures rise, consider some of these summer selections. They're especially good if you plan to cook and hold!
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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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Beef stew is a great tasting, wholesome, healthy, and appetizing dish. It's also great for the cold weather. Here are some tips for creating the best beef stew.
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Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that company representatives John Benner, Aaron Bremer CEC, Rob Henry, and Cecilia Shepherd CFSP will be attending the 2018 National Restaurant Association Show. The event takes place May 19-22 at the McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois.
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The benefits of low-temperature cooking are manifold. Along with the energy and labor-saving benefits, low-temperature cooking can also help cooks retain natural flavors and oils in their ingredients, increase nutritional food value of the dish, and perhaps even ensure a lower risk for cancer.
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Now that we are packing away the winter coats and dusting off our sandals, the time has come to revisit our grocery shopping lists as well. As the days brighten and temperatures creep back up, consider trying out one of these four fresh slow cooked recipes just perfect for an early spring supper.
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Thermodyne Foodservice Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that Director of Sales, John Benner, will be representing Thermodyne slow cook and hold ovens at the Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI) The Americas 2018 Conference. The conference takes place inside the Hilton Denver City Center in Denver, Colorado and runs from April 19-21.
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As spring marches toward summer, it's time to enjoy some light, sugary goodness. We've put together a few suggestions to help you keep your countertop food warmers filled with sweet treats all spring. Try one or try them all!
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In marinating, timing is everything. If you don't let an item marinate long enough, your flavors will be weak. Leaving something in the marinade for too long, however, can affect both the flavor and the integrity of what's being marinated--especially depending on the ingredients.
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