Keeping your dishmachine clean is a key factor in making sure it runs efficiently and cleans properly, and it also helps prevent downtime due to equipment failure or breakdowns. Even with the self-cleaning technology found on some of today’s machines, keeping a dishmachine in top shape still depends on the effort of your staff to make sure everything is clean at the end of each shift.
One of the most frustrating things to deal with as a foodservice operator is an equipment failure. When your grill won’t fire up you can’t cook, if the walk-in isn’t cooling you lose inventory, and when the dishmachine goes down you’re forced to revert to manual washing – or serving food on disposables. This adds cost and labor hours to busy operations.
Taking good care of your commercial...
K-12 kitchens focused on semi-scratch and scratch cooking can gain several advantages, including greater control over ingredients and the ability to provide menu items with more fresh fruits and vegetables. But with these advantages comes the need to pay increased attention to food safety.
