How Far Should a Heat Lamp Hang Above the Food?
Hang a 250 W lamp 30-45 cm and a 275 W bar lamp 45-60 cm above the food to hold a surface temperature of 60-70 C. Includ...
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Hang a 250 W lamp 30-45 cm and a 275 W bar lamp 45-60 cm above the food to hold a surface temperature of 60-70 C. Includ...
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Allow 60-70 cm of counter width per chafing dish, 45-50 cm depth for single-sided service and 120-150 cm for a double-si...
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304 (18/8) costs 20–40% more than 201 and resists rust far better because of its 8% nickel; 201 swaps nickel for mangane...
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A 4L tube holds 0.5-0.7 kg of cereal (17-23 portions), a 7L unit holds 1.8-2.4 kg (45-60 portions) and a 1L tube suits d...
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Electric chafing dishes cost about $0.06 per hour to run; canned fuel costs $0.60–1.50. Compare energy cost, heat-up tim...
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A 5 L dispenser yields 25 cups at 200 ml, 20 at 250 ml and 16 at 300 ml; with ice, plan 30-40 servings. Includes per-gue...
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Allow 12-15 cm between tiers for open stands and 18-22 cm when a dome is used; keep total height at 30-45 cm for table s...
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A chafer is a covered serving frame with a water pan that holds already-cooked food at 135–165°F (57–74°C) during buffet...
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A full-size electric chafer weighs 4.5-7 kg net (6-9 kg boxed), a triple-head heat lamp 8-12 kg and a 5 L beverage dispe...
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