The risks of cooling without a Blast Chiller
The only safe way to comply with the food safety regulations governing the chilling and freezing of cooked food is to use a blast chiller or blast freezer. Why can’t you use a standard fridge for this?
The only safe way to comply with the food safety regulations governing the chilling and freezing of cooked food is to use a blast chiller or blast freezer. Why can’t you use a standard fridge for this?
Being one of the top earmarked days for foodservice professionals, we decided to offer our own top tips on surviving this busy time, and making sure your catering business makes the most of this celebratory time.
Many chefs and caterers are champions of fresh over frozen food. For some, the thought of frozen food conjures up images of stodgy fast food and ready meals. Slowly but surely industry is coming round to the idea that frozen foods can be just as good
Explore the benefits a cook-chill system can offer caterers, from energy savings to reduced food waste.
This February, in celebration of St Valentine’s Day, we will be offering a bottle of champagne to four lucky Twitter followers.
If you’re planning on serving a Mothering Sunday afternoon tea, read our tips on elevating it to the next level with inspiring tips and ideas.
We are delighted to be displaying our popular blast chillers to the US market at this year’s NAFEM exhibition (9-11th February 2017).
On Friday 20th January we were delighted to join Bunzl/Lockhart Catering Equipment at their annual conference at Celtic Manor, along with our sister brand Falcon Foodservice.
The Renaissance Carambola Beach Resort, St Croix, in the US Virgin Islands, is a luxury resort in a paradise setting.
As the culmination to its 2016 investment, Williams saw the delivery and installation of two major items of plant and equipment to underpin the company’s policy of innovation and continuous improvement