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		<title>Commercial Glass Washer Buying Guide</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:34:52 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian C.</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[Glass Washers]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Buying a commercial glass washer can be a difficult choice to make, since there are so many different makes and models on the market today. The first step is to factor in your budget, since the price range can vary greatly depending on the size and features included. Once you have done this, question yourself [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><div class="announcement_post"><p>Buying a commercial glass washer can be a difficult choice to make, since there are so many different makes and models on the market today. The first step is to factor in your budget, since the price range can vary greatly depending on the size and features included. Once you have done this, question yourself about the purpose of the washer. Will it be used in the kitchen area or the front bar? How many glasses will my business need to clean per hour? There are specific models that are designed for each purpose. Finally, start to consider which of the additional features you really need.</p>
<p>All commercial dishwashers work on the principle of heating up the internal temperature so that it is such that it sanitises the glasses. Regulations state that the temperature must reach 180ºF for this to take place. So no matter what the make, you can be sure that the glasses will be fully cleaned.<br />
The capacity of a glass washer is something to consider. Washers are rated at the number of full racks they can clean per hour.  A good value to look for is at least 22 racks, which would mean at least 350 glasses, more or less, depending on the size. If you are a big operation, look closely at this number before buying.<br />
Additional features that are increasingly seen today include cold rinse cycles and cutlery trays. A cold rinse cycle prevents the glasses leaving the glass washer from <img class="alignleft" title="1" src="http://glasswasher.org/wp-content/Image7.jpg" alt="" width="220" /> coming out still warm &#8211; a great solution for when a bar is so busy that there is a real chance that glasses don&#8217;t have enough time to cool properly before being reused.</p>
<p>Different sizes are available, and there are specific types for bars. Glass washers for bars are typically smaller, but they look a little bit fancier since they are often customer facing.</p>
<p>Commercial and industrial glass washers are essential when you are running a business catering to the pub or restaurant industry. They free up a lot of time that lets staff do other important tasks, such as attending to customers.  Fully research your needs before buying a glass washer, and you can&#8217;t go wrong with your decision.<br />
Cold rinse cycle, glass washers for bars, cutlery tray, industrial glass washers, kitchen glass washer, bar glass washer</p>
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		<title>The Components That Make Up Bar Fridges</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Aug 2010 19:49:02 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[Bar Coolers and Chillers]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are considering adding a bar fridge to your commercial kitchen  space or bar there are a few things to consider. There are several  different components to bar fridges and before you just any old bar  fridge at random these aspects should be considered in terms of how they  will [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong></strong>If you are considering adding a bar fridge to your commercial kitchen  space or bar there are a few things to consider. There are several  different components to bar fridges and before you just any old bar  fridge at random these aspects should be considered in terms of how they  will fit within the bar and what you will be using the fridges for.</p>
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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Size</span><br />
Bar fridges come in many different sizes from very small to very large  and the size of a bar fridge can even be custom. It is important to  consider what will be stored in the fridge and how much traffic the bar  will be getting. If you are using the bar fridge to store beers you will  have to consider how many beers you typically go through in one night  and how often you want to refill the fridge. If you opt for a smaller  fridge you always have the option of refilling it throughout the night  but this can pose a problem if the bar is busy. It may be better to opt  for a larger fridge than a smaller one because even if the fridge is  over filled with beers you will not have to do as much refilling of the  bar on a busy night.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Accessibility</span><br />
One of the most important point to consider about the fridge is the  accessibility of it. There are fridges that open with a front swinging  door, fridges that open from the top with a hinged door, fridges that  open from the top with a sliding door, and drawer fridges that can be  pulled open like a drawer on a dresser. You should consider how often  you will be using the fridge and how it will fit into your bar. If you  are using the fridge to store a few bottles of extra OJ for mixed drinks  than you may only need a small fridge with a front swinging door but if  you are using the bar fridge to stock all of the beers for the night it  may be better to use a bar fridge with a top sliding door fridge so the  bar tender does not have to bend down or open a huge obstructing door  in order to grab a beer. It also helps if the door is clear so the bar  tender can easily note what needs to be refilled inside of the fridge.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Placement </span><br />
You should also consider where the bar fridge will be placed in the bar  before you order it. Bar fridges come in many sizes and shapes so you  should figure out where you want the fridge to go and measure the  dimensions of the area first, and then find a fridge that matches the  size of the space that you have for it. If it is becoming difficult to  find a standard sized fridge to fit the dimensions of the space you may  want to consider custom ordering a fridge that will fit the space in  your bar.</div>
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		<title>Commercial Toasters – What the Pros Use!</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Aug 2010 18:19:56 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[Toasters]]></category>
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		<category><![CDATA[commercial pop up toasters]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Getting toasted at six in the morning isn&#8217;t easy and you need to have  the right equipment. Choosing a commercial toaster requires thinking  about where your business is today and where you plan to take it in the  future. A few things you want to keep in mind, when deciding what is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong></strong>Getting toasted at six in the morning isn&#8217;t easy and you need to have  the right equipment. Choosing a commercial toaster requires thinking  about where your business is today and where you plan to take it in the  future. A few things you want to keep in mind, when deciding what is  right for your business, are the type of items you are toasting, the  volume you will need to produce per hour during peak business and your  budget.</p>
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Whether your preference in commercial toasters is pop-up or conveyor,  you will need to look at the items you will be toasting most of the  time. Pop-ups typically come in either standard size slots that toast on  both sides or wide slots that toast on one side for bagels and English  muffins. It is also possible to find four slot toasters that have two  slots of each size with the standard slots toasting two sides and the  wide slots toasting one side.</p>
<p>Most conveyor style toasters, toast on two sides but you can find ones  that give you the option of one-sided toasting. Conveyor toasters can be  top load, vertical or horizontal. With a continuous feed process and a  warming tray on many models, conveyor toasters may provide a little more  flexibility in a busy kitchen.</p>
<p>Most commercial pop-up toasters are going to be in the 250 to 400 pieces  per hour range. This will vary depending on one-sided or two-sided  toasting. Another variable is the input voltage. If you are using  208/240, it can up your production from 20% to 25%.</p>
<p>This is not to say that you can&#8217;t up the ante if your business needs  require more production. Standard top load conveyor toasters have a  similar capacity to pop-up toasters. Vertical toasters have the  capability to produce up to 1,000 pieces per hour.</p>
<p>If your specialty is high volume toasted sandwiches, you may want to  think about a high speed (variable speed) conveyor system (right out of  the Tim the Tool Man Handbook!). These units are also used for pizzas,  bagels and a myriad of appetizers. While their production can be big,  they also require special electrical and ventilation needs.</p>
<p>As you might expect, production levels, along with the whistles and  bells, can vary dramatically depending on the budget. A basic low  production commercial pop-up toaster can cost as little as under $100,  or, as with anything else in life, you can pay as much as you want. As a  general rule, conveyor toasters will be more than pop-toasters and  quality is always worth paying a little more. The key is to know your  production needs, calculate your return on investment and always think  quality. Whistles and bells may be nice, but they typically don&#8217;t add to  the bottom line.</p>
<p>Buying a commercial toaster may seem like a small item in the grand  scheme of things, but when it is your livelihood, you need to do your  homework. Make sure you have room to grow without breaking the bank and  that the commercial toaster you choose will do the job for years to  come.</p></div>
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		<title>What to Look For When Buying Beer Fridges</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Aug 2010 13:10:02 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you or your company has been considering the purchase of quality  and durable beer fridges, the market couldn’t better at this time. They  have grown in popularity and usefulness over the last couple of years  and have become household items for families and businesses alike. Plus,  it is equipment which [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong></strong>If you or your company has been considering the purchase of quality  and durable beer fridges, the market couldn’t better at this time. They  have grown in popularity and usefulness over the last couple of years  and have become household items for families and businesses alike. Plus,  it is equipment which makes for great return on your investment.  However, when it comes to purchasing them there are a few things to take  into consideration.</p>
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<em>Fridge Variations and Benefits</em></div>
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Various types of fridges are available on the market for commercial use.  These fridges are being found primarily in grocery stores, bars and  restaurants. Some are built undercounter while others can be  conveniently place in the perfect location of your business. You have  the option of also choosing from the freestanding ones and those that  can even be placed outdoors. Plus, there are display type fridges that  are commonly used in the aforementioned places as well.<br />
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Deciding on Proper Size</em></div>
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Deciding on the proper size fridge for your services is important for  commercial use. This is important considering beer fridges come in  variety of shapes and sizes. Plus, this will make a difference if you  plan on servicing either bottles, cans or both from the fridge. The  average beer fridge is approximately 2cu.ft or larger and if you know  your measurements, 2-3 cubic feet is a lot of room for either cans or  bottles, based upon the style.<br />
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Pricing</em></div>
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How much are you willing to spend for a particular beer fridge? On  average, a small, dorm-like size fridge, don’t come with very many  variation in pricing from one brand to another, but it’s never a bad  idea to shop around. If you are in the market for commercial use fridges  then expect to pay a commercial size price; however, don’t forget the  option of sponsoring a company’s brand beer to take advantage of  acquiring a “free” fridge. Many companies that are manufacturing and  sponsoring these fridges will allow you to have them for “free” if an  agreement is made to sponsor, advertise and/or promote their product  from the fridge.</p>
<p><em>Shelves</em></div>
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Many of these fridges come with removable shelves, which make for easy  cleaning. This is also a handy acquisition in the event you decide to  chill something a little larger than the average bottle or canned beer.</p>
<p>These are just a few things to take into consideration before purchasing  a commercialize beer fridge. The maximum cooling temperature settings,  the operating sound and warranties are also worth noting when making  this type of investment. It doesn’t pay to purchase something only to  have it break down in a matter of weeks or months, with no recourse. If  you purchase it brand new, this problem is eliminated.</p></div>
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		<title>Commercial Kegging Systems</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 12 Aug 2010 13:06:38 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[ There is nothing like an ice-cold draught beer on a hot summer day.  Bottled beer, while refreshing, does not have the same flavor and appeal  as draught beer for the increasing beer cognoscenti market. For a  proprietor of a bar or restaurant this can translate into higher profits  and a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong> </strong>There is nothing like an ice-cold draught beer on a hot summer day.  Bottled beer, while refreshing, does not have the same flavor and appeal  as draught beer for the increasing beer cognoscenti market. For a  proprietor of a bar or restaurant this can translate into higher profits  and a broader array of customers. Anyone who has worked in the bar and  restaurant industry knows that while customer demand for draught beer is  increasing, poor system design can be a nightmare to work with. There  are three keys to success to setting up a successful kegging system:  access to beer kegs, proper flow rate to the draught and temperature  control along the way.</p>
<div id="textpreview_585492">Trendy restaurant and bar designers tend to forget the adage “form  follows function” and try to attract customers through their own  aesthetic approach while forgetting about the poor barman who must lug  the 130lb. kegs from the walk-in refrigerator in the back of the kitchen  to the bar at the restaurant’s entrance. When planning a kegging  system, it is imperative to use forethought in determining how many  draught beers fit your restaurant or bar’s concept and allow for enough  refrigerated space for at least twice as many kegs as there are beer  selections- there is no bigger turn off for a beer aficionado than  having the last of his favorite beer belch out from the tap in a frothy  mess and having to apologetically ask her to select another because  there is not a properly chilled back-up keg available.</div>
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<div>Like systolic blood pressure, draught beer is optimally poured at 120  ounces per minute. It is imperative to know what pressure the brewer  recommends for each beer on tap and utilize the line’s choking system to  optimize the flow. Every beer style has an optimum level of carbon  dioxide and therefore needs to be stored at the right level. This  variation must be considered when the beer is transferred from the keg  to the draught. There is no table for this exchange; rather the best  approach is to use the line system’s choking system to regulate the  rate. Just like calibrating an espresso machine to a perfect 18 second  pull, the 120 ounces per minute is the ideal and once that is  maintained, try to always have similar beer styles on the same lines at  all times for maximum functionality.</div>
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<div>Like wine, beer styles vary for appropriate temperatures. Lighter,  hoppier, or more acidic beer styles are best served at just over  freezing temperatures, whereas higher alcohol ales can be much more  appealing 10 to 15 degrees higher. Again, this requires forethought.  There are dual temperature refrigeration systems that can be used for  this purpose.</div>
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<div>Space, flow rate and temperature are the three keys to successful  kegging systems. Focusing on those three keys can increase customer  satisfaction while saving money in the long run on the single biggest  line item expense for the food and beverage industry- labor. More  importantly, happy bartenders make happy customers.</div>
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		<title>Keg Cooler Buying Guide</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Aug 2010 13:01:15 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Keg coolers – Some simple tips about buying one

Along with food and drinks, a professional bar needs to take into  consideration some of the latest technologies when it comes to serving  its customers in a fashionable and professional manner and therefore,  buying a keg cooler can be considered to be a very [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong></strong><strong>Keg coolers – Some simple tips about buying one</strong></p>
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Along with food and drinks, a professional bar needs to take into  consideration some of the latest technologies when it comes to serving  its customers in a fashionable and professional manner and therefore,  buying a keg cooler can be considered to be a very good investment as  there are some very efficient and easy to use beer coolers which will  make the work of serving chilled beer to your customers a simple and  easy task.<br />
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Different kinds of coolers</em></span></p>
<p>A table top counter keg cooler is very practical and economical as well.  This refrigerator can serve about 5 litres of draft beer and it can  easily be transported from one area to another area of your bar.  However, these models are more commonly used by party goers rather than  by bar owners due to the capacity of the machines.</p>
<p>You can also find the portable beer cooler which is something in between  the mini cooler and the professional cooler, but you must definitely  check the specifications and the features of this cool machine which  comes in a stainless steel finish and it has the capacity to fit half  keg and it can easily be moved around as it comes with wheels. Depending  on the kind of cooler and the size that you are looking for, this could  be considered to be a very good choice.</p>
<p>A professional keg cooler will definitely meet all the requirements that  you need as the owner of a public establishment and there are some very  good models from Edgestar or Summit which you should definitely look  into and choose accordingly. You can find a professional cooler from a  price range in between $ 500 and $ 2000 depending on the brand and the  features they come with and what you really require.<br />
Importance of buying a cooler with a good warranty</p>
<p>Looking for a cheap cooler for your establishment may not be the best  option in case you are not getting the proper guarantee for the cooler  in the first place. It is important to note that some of the parts of  these coolers need to be replaced on regular basis and if your purchase  does not have a guarantee which will allow for parts to be changed, it  may turn out to be a more expensive investment in the long run.<br />
Safety and security</p>
<p>Depending on the flow of customers and the size of your establishment,  it is important for you to make sure you have the right kind of  equipment which is going to make things easier for you and for those  that come to have a drink at your place on regular basis. Looking into  whether you want to have hinged doors or sliding doors and whether there  is a locking system or not are all part of the requirements you will  need to take into consideration when thinking about buying the right  kind of cooler for your bar or coffee shop.</p></div>
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		<title>Manual Coffee Grinders</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:52:18 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Early morning coffee made with these 2 recommended commercial manual coffee  grinders at the local café can only be aromatic and taste great. The  place you eat at every morning sells fresh ground coffee. This is what  is so wonderful about a daybreak breakfast nook. People stop in from all  over [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>Early morning coffee made with these 2 recommended commercial manual coffee  grinders at the local café can only be aromatic and taste great. The  place you eat at every morning sells fresh ground coffee. This is what  is so wonderful about a daybreak breakfast nook. People stop in from all  over the area to get great freshly ground coffee.</p>
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Excellent coffee is hard to get from a jar and the aroma is special when you are near coffee being freshly ground.</div>
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The lovely <strong>Vintage German Painted Wood coffee Grinder Pe De Dienes</strong> is  among 2 recommended commercial manual coffee grinders. This antique  machine is a very nice addition to any Café or restaurant. Coffee made  the old fashioned way, grounded by a hand grinder and not pulverized by a  machine.</p>
<p>Another good coffee grinder is the <strong>Vintage Dutch Painted Queen of Hearts Coffee Grinder</strong>.  This is a beautiful Collectable piece is very popular.</p>
<p>The <strong>Zassenhaus knee Mill</strong> or the <strong>Walnut closed Hopper </strong>are very good  commercial manual grinders. They range about $90 in terms of cost and  make quite an interesting display on a shop counter. Sometimes the only  thing a customer wants is a good cup of coffee. With a hand grinder you  can pick the blend of coffee you would like to serve your guest.</p>
<p>The manual grinder will not give a loud disturbing noise and it is eco-  friendly. There is no need for any electrical output and it gives your  place of business natural more personal feeling. Many customers enjoy  having things done slowly, the flavor of the bean is there and the  machine leaves the great smell of coffee.</p>
<p>Coffee is the start of the day for a large part of the world and has  been the drink for centuries. Coffee keeps the world going when it is  too tired to stand. So why should a customer not have the very bet  coffee made in the best way possible, naturally.</p>
<p>Discover the great taste of coffee with a manual coffee grinder. The  prospect of doing things the old way may even spur customers to  conserve. A manual coffee grinder gives customers a special reason to  come to your establishment. Watching a coffee pot sitting on a burner is  fine but knowing someone took special time to grind it and prepare it  gives a whole new outlook on a cup of coffee.</p>
<p>Take a look at a manual coffee grinder for your shop and think of making  your customers feel special. Going where someone takes a little  personal time with a special pie or a special dish is always nice. The  world moves so fast and so much is made without thought. A hand ground  pot of coffee is a great way to say, “How are you today.”</p></div>
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		<title>How a Blast Freezer Can Help Your Business</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:46:11 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Using a blast freezer is a good idea to help reduce the amount of  bacteria in environments where food is. Because bacteria loves to grow  in dark most areas (with temperatures in between 46F and 154F), it can  represent a danger to food. Since food is cooked in temperatures at 158F  [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong></strong>Using a blast freezer is a good idea to help reduce the amount of  bacteria in environments where food is. Because bacteria loves to grow  in dark most areas (with temperatures in between 46F and 154F), it can  represent a danger to food. Since food is cooked in temperatures at 158F  and 37F, the food will always be in danger of being corrupted by  bacteria and micro-organisms. This can represent as a danger to your  customers. If you own a restaurant change or a healthcare facility that  serves food, it is best to use a method to kill the bacteria in the  area. A blast freezer is a fridge with an automatic defrost.</p>
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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Reduce Bacteria Organisms</span></p>
<p>Once bacteria is exposed to food, and even other surfaces, it can be  hard to get rid of. Chillers are able to reduce the temperature of food  to reduce or eliminate bacteria growth. It is a powerful and effective  piece of equipment and usually come with three shelves to support pans.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;">What Causes The Chilling</span></p>
<p>Chill temperatures are made effective by high density insulation  material called polyurethane. The probe feature actually measures the  temperature of the food to make sure it is safe for your customers for  consumption. Consumers often find using this type of device as easy and  convenient. Most of the settings are automatic and require little to no  manual labor on the consumer&#8217;s part. The freezer can also work for  uncooked and cooked meals.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;">How a Blast Freezer Actually Helps Your Business</span></p>
<p>As noted before, using this type of equipment decreases the chance for  food poisoning. The reputation of a business is usually established by  &#8216;word-of-mouth&#8217;. All it takes is one customer to say they got sick after  eating at your restaurant, which is bad for business. Business owners  will be assured that customers will receive food that is free from  bacteria.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;">What Are The Automatic Features?</span></p>
<p>Most food chillers come with automatic features, which means the  business owner will not have to stop serving their customers to  constantly attend to the device. An inside temperature probe will exert  temperatures of 194F to 37F in a ninety minute chilling cycle. The  device also comes with monoblock construction and is made from stainless  steel. Stainless steel lasts longer and is scratch and damage  resistant.</p>
<p>As a business owner of a restaurant, or any other business that serves  food, it is important to protect your consumers and customers. You want  to keep them happy so that you can receive more customers and make more  revenue. If a business owner receive too many health violations, they  can be shut down by the health department. This can be horrible for an  entrepreneur who has spent their time and devotion to building a  business that they love and find lucrative. It is also important to  follow the environment safety measures that are set forth by the state  your restaurant resides in. It is better to get control of bacteria  before it becomes a bigger problem then it should have been.</p></div>
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		<title>What To Look For In A Commercial Ice Maker</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Aug 2010 13:37:25 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ice is something that everyone enjoys having on a typical day. People  like to sip on a nice, cool,iced beverage. Ice comes in different forms  and each one has its own functionality. There have been many  technological advances in connection to the commercial ice maker and  even more things are happening [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong></strong>Ice is something that everyone enjoys having on a typical day. People  like to sip on a nice, cool,iced beverage. Ice comes in different forms  and each one has its own functionality. There have been many  technological advances in connection to the commercial ice maker and  even more things are happening with it. Ice is used as a preservative  when keeping food products fresh. Ice is also used by people to give them  a refreshing treat and it is essential to places; such as the grocery  stores, health care, and convenience stores. These ice machines  definitely come in handy for a variety of reasons.</p>
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When in the market for a commercial ice machine for a business there are  a few different things that are looked into in order to find the  perfect one. One of the first things that people think about is the cost  of the machine. Sometimes the saying, &#8220;You get what you pay for&#8221; is  true. Sometimes people should go with the more expensive brands if that  means having a quality machine. After all, the goal is to not have to  replace it for a long time There are certain ice machines that sanitize  the water in less than an hour and also ones that have the government  standard seal.The ice machines that have the seal are some of the best  ice makers that anyone could ever purchase. Another thing to think about  is what shaped cubes are important. Depending upon what the main use of  the ice machine will be, will determine which one is purchased.</p>
<p>The maintenance of the commercial ice machine is highly important. Some  ice machines does most of the cleaning itself; however, a person still  needs to clean the overall unit. Cleaning a commercial ice maker unit  can be quite time consuming, so it may be best to have more than one  person cleaning it at a time. It is imperative that the ice maker  continues to stay at the health care and safety recommendations.</p>
<p>Another thing that many are looking into before buying is the style that  is wanted.. They want to know if it will go with the decor of any room.  Many people want a stylish kitchen because they will spend a large  amount of time in there. Commercial ice machines come in a various  amount of styles that are each different. Before purchasing the ice  machine, a warranty must be put into place. This protects the buyer if  the ice machine does not produce great results or stops working for any  reason.</p>
<p>Ice makers can be a great use at any business and has multiple ways that  it can be used. Getting a great one can definitely save business owners  from having huge problems later.</p></div>
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		<title>Investing in a Bar Fridge &#8211; Buying Guide</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Aug 2010 13:32:41 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Brian</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[A bar fridge is great for those who want to store a small amount of  items. This product is usually popular with college students and  sandwich shops who offer cool beverages to their customers. There are a  lot of options available for this particular product, however, there are  some features that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong></strong>A bar fridge is great for those who want to store a small amount of  items. This product is usually popular with college students and  sandwich shops who offer cool beverages to their customers. There are a  lot of options available for this particular product, however, there are  some features that a person should pay attention to to make a good  investment:</p>
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<em>Capacity</em></p>
<p>When looking for a quality bar fridge, the first thing to do is to  determine how much capacity is needed. Do you have a lot of products  that need to be stored, or only a few? Most bar fridges are able to hold  up to 80 cans of beverages or they might have wine racks to hold extra  items.</p>
<p><em>The type of Fridge Needed<br />
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Some fridges are created to hold items for beverages only, while others  are made to hold all types of groceries such as bread, fruits, etc. The  consumer will need to understand their own needs before investing in a  fridge.</p>
<p><em>Automatic Defrost Features</em></p>
<p>Most bar fridges come with a cycle defrost feature that is usually  automatic. Most of the higher-end fridges offer this feature. Automatic  defrosters are easier to manage when the fridge needs to be cleaned or  stored away. Defrosting can be done without any manual input from the  consumer.</p>
<p><em>Assembly Requirements</em></p>
<p>Most fridges (bar) requires no assembly, however, consumers should be  wary of manufacturers who want them to construct the fridge themeselves.  It is not recommended to put together an electrical device unless you  are a certified electrician or has had extreme experience in the past  doing so. The level of difficulty is high for those who have to build  their own fridge.<br />
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Energy efficiency<br />
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It is essential for any electronic device to be energy efficiency.  Consumers spend millions of dollars each year for utility bills that  could have been reduced by using certain products. Asking a sales  representative or looking on the package of the fridge will allow you to  know the energy efficiency grading. Product that have a grade A for  energy efficiency will usually save you hundreds on your utility bill.</p>
<p><em>Material Used For Construction<br />
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The type of material used for the construction of the bar fridge is very  important. Most of the time, it will be made from aluminum or stainless  steel. Stainless steel is able to provide a protective coating which  can shield against cuts, nicks and other damages. It also lasts longer  than other material and can save the consumer money from having to buy  another one because of cosmetic damages.</p>
<p>Finding a quality fridge (bar) is all about looking at the material used  for construction, costs, capacity and energy efficiency. Consumers  should be able to know what the energy efficiency grading is by asking a  sales representative or looking on the package. Consumers should also  make sure it has the amount of capacity needed to hold their items. As  noted before, most small fridges are able to hold 80-110 cans (if the  fridge is meant to be for small cans and/or beverages only).</p></div>
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