Commercial kitchens come in all sizes, but it’s not uncommon for independent restaurants to have smaller ones. According to Webstaurant, commercial kitchens range from 500 to 2,000 square feet with anything less than 500 square feet considered small. That space comes with certain advantages and disadvantages.
Independent restaurants rely on the best kitchen equipment to maintain production and create great food. That includes food prep equipment like commercial mixers, slicers and food processors.
When it comes to mixing doughs, sauces and other ingredients, not every independent restaurant has the same needs — and budgets are often limited. But that doesn’t mean owners and chefs have to sacrifice quality or performance. You need mixing power you can rely on to get the job done. For kitchens with fewer hours of mixing time each day and multiple applications, the Centerline™ by Hobart HMM20...
