By Sam Allcock
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There are a wide variety of tools and equipment needed to cut and process animals into meat. From tenderizers and grinders to knives and saws, butchers’ tools of the trade make butchering much easier for anyone who uses them. These tools and equipment are made from stainless steel to help in cleaning and preventing bacteria …
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When you read the title of this post, you probably think we’re talking about sharp knives and burns. But even though injuries are one of the health risks associated with being a chef in the hospitality industry, there are many more serious issues to worry about. Unfortunately, this is a problem that is often overlooked, …
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If you love preparing and eating food, becoming a professional chef must sound like a dream job. The chance to come up with creative dishes, work lovingly with ingredients in the kitchen, and watch the joy on your diner’s faces as they tuck into a meal you whipped up out of thin …
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1,000 tonnes of Hard-to-Recycle Black Plastics Removed
Brakes, the UK’s leading foodservice supplier, has today (18 December) announced the completion of its pledge to remove all hard-to-recycle black plastic from its own brand range by the end of 2020. Brakes has the largest private label foodservice brand in Europe.
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Are you planning a family dinner but do not want to step out of your house? Or do you want to eat whatever you want for a fun movie night at home without entering the kitchen?
If yes, an online food service website is the best option for you. There are …
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Long hours, hot kitchens, and tight deadlines. The life of a chef is anything but easy. The good news is that there are some things that can help lighten the load of the overworked and underpaid chef. Keep reading to find out what they are.
Knives
Are you even a real …
