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The Earth, Earth Day, & How You Can Do Your Part


Earth Day is fast approaching. This coming Monday, April 22nd, volunteer groups and organizations around the world will come together to help do their part in keeping our environment clean and spreading the word about environmental awareness. But you don’t have to be a charity organization to take part in the day’s observances. There are plenty of ways for restaurants and other small businesses to get involved in reducing their carbon footprint. Here are a few suggestions.

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What’s The Best Way to Filter My Fryer Oil?


Using a fryer filter prevents food particles from burning and ruining your oil. When oil is filtered daily, it lasts over twice as long, and you’ll save your restaurant a lot of money. Filtering makes food taste better too. Depending on your restaurant, you will want to filter your oil using one of a few methods. Find out which one below.

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Kloppenberg: The Rad Lab-Fab Lads


One of the biggest things to happen around here lately has been our collaboration with Kloppenberg.  We’ve all been scurrying to get the information on their extensive line posted on our web site so you can see the new branch that’s growing here at J.E.S.  In the midst of all that goes on when you add a company, and not a small one, to your site, we felt it was time to stop and explain to you why we’re doing all of this.

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The Definitive Commercial Dishwasher Buying Guide

Sanitation is imperative in any restaurant. That is why your commercial dishwasher has to work harder than any other piece of equipment in your commercial kitchen. When it comes to a commercial dishwashers ,there are essentially two types one can choose from: low temp or high temp. Both types have their advantages and disadvantages but first let me explain the difference between the two.

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Battle of the Elements: Air-Cooled Vs. Water-Cooled Commercial Ice Machines


In the commercial ice industry you have many choices, but as far as how your machine works you basically only have two; air-cooled or water-cooled. So which one is better? There is no straight answer to this question. The type of ice machine you want to buy all depends on your specific needs, your resources, your budget and the kind of environment in which you plan to use your machine. And just like with any question knowledge is power and the more you know about these types of commercial ice machines the better.

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Sizing Chart for Commercial Baking Sheets



The racks, ovens, refrigerators, and heating cabinets used by restaurants are all designed to hold the same style of pan. Everything’s standardized. A sheet of hot cookies can be pulled out of an oven, carried across the kitchen, and then slid into a holding cabinet without you prying the cookies off one pan and dropping them onto another.

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Facebook Launches New Layout For Professional Pages



Here’s a friendly heads up to all of you lovely readers out there that have their own professional networking pages on facebook. All business and organization pages have been switched to the new time-line layout by default.

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What To Look For When Purchasing A Catering Chafer


When buying chafers its easy to see that you have a lot of options. Chafers come in all shapes, sizes, materials and functions. They are not only the most efficient way to keep food warm but also probably the most elegant features of your buffet or catered event. With their sleek and shiny surfaces and graceful curves they can give your wedding or formal dinner a touch of class.

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Choose Correct Voltage for Your Commercial Restaurant Equipment



Voltage concerns are frequently voiced from our customers. It can be confusing, because there are several numbers mentioned, some more frequently than others, and while we may not know why, we’ve got the basic instinct that says we need to get this right.

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3 Ways Restaurants Can Save the Environment and Save Money



You’ve heard it before. Planet Earth has provided us with everything, everything, that we have ever needed, and it’s our duty as nature’s children to protect this beautiful home of ours.

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Look What’s New in April


Have you noticed our new products?  We introduce them on our home page . It’s the Chef-Bot Gamma 9, along with a commercial grade Easy Oven.  If you click on the Chef-Bot’s picture, you’ll be taken to a marvelous, in-depth description of the height of technology, which, as always, includes an optional whisk.   We felt the Easy Oven, being the commercial version of the one you sat in the floor in front of when you were six, needed no explanation.  Your chefs plug it in and watch the light bulb work its magic.  (Taste is optional.  Feed it to your brother.  He eats Christmas ornaments.)

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Hot Hot Hot: CDN Thermometers & Coffee Timers


Coffee’s hot.   I’m speaking of popularity, but it might burn your tongue.   Sherri Johns of the Ultimate Barista Challenge said, “Coffee is your customer’s first, last and lasting impression.”  The market’s tight, discerning and spoiled.  Gone are the days of serving our grandfathers a hot, dark, indefinable beverage and calling it coffee.   We know what we want

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Knife Guide: Paring Knives



Along with the chef’s knife, paring knives are one of the most commonly used pieces of cutlery in most home and professional kitchens. Although small, the paring knife is one of the most versatile food preparation tools in the chef’s arsenal, allowing one to chop, peel, slice, and carve foods with higher degrees of accuracy than larger knives. As such, paring knives are most commonly used for tasks that require careful detail, such as removing seeds from peppers, de-veining shrimp, cutting garnishes, and more. The smaller size of a paring knife allows it to be more carefully manipulated to achieve precise or intricate cuts that would normally be difficult with a larger blade.

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Use Chafers to Grow Your Restaurant



Increasingly busy lifestyles have changed the landscape of dinner time. Family celebrations which were once a clustered in a large dining room are now commemorated at our favorite restaurants. We spend time with our friends, conduct business, date, and sometimes even meet our spouses there. (I have friends who were married in the restaurant where they met.) The foodservice industry is more than an industry. It’s part of our daily existence

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The Flash AdBoard LED Chalkboard is Now Available



About a week ago Vivian walked by my desk and handed me a brochure for a new product, the Flash AdBoard.  What is the Flash AdBoard you may ask… well I’m here to give you the 411 on these very cool & very affordable illuminated rewritable signboards.  This powerful eye catching marketing tool lights up your message like neon using the latest in LED technology.  LED’s (light emitting diode) have a very low energy consumption (3 watts per hour) and will last 100,000 hours (10 years) making this board greener than conventional lighted signs, and less costly operate and maintain.

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A High Chair for the Environmentally Conscious


The state of our environment has become an increasing problem in the last decade. This has never been more the case than in the restaurant and restaurant equipment industry.

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Knife Guide: Chef’s Knives



Any professional or home chef can attest to the importance of a sturdy, dependable chef’s knife. Also known as a French knife or a cook’s knife, the chef’s knife is one of the most common cutting tools used in food preparation, particularly in Western kitchens. A good chef’s knife can be used to cut meat, slice vegetables, and chop herbs, among a variety of other uses. But with this versatility comes the inevitable confusion of choosing which knife to buy when shopping through all of the options and variations that the industry has to offer, especially if this is your first big knife investment. But don’t let that scare you away to a land of low-quality “budget” knives. Arming yourself with a bit of knowledge about exactly what a chef’s knife is and how it is used is a quick and easy way to narrow the search.

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How To Get into Juicing: The JES Guide To Commercial Juicers


If you are wanting to buy a juicer, you may think that the process of going out and purchasing one would be very simple; however, there are several types of juicers on the market that you may not be aware existed. The type of juicer all depends on the type of products you plan on juicing and more importantly the thickness of the juice you plan on making.

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Keep Your Milk Cold & Your Customers Happy with a Milk Chiller


Frieling USA, Inc . is a leading manufacturer for a variety of condiment products to gourmet store and retail products. They are located out of Charlotte, NC and because they pride themselves with being a company that does things “differently” they have coined the expression “The Frieling Feeling” to signify their unique presence within the restaurant equipment industry.

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