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There's a better, safer way to remove your used fryer oil Many restaurants still transfer their used cooking oil the hard way. A store employee drains the hot oil into a bucket, and hand carries it…
Why subject your kitchen staff to the hazards and inefficiencies of hand-carrying hot grease outside and dumping it into a bin? An automated system that seamlessly pumps oil from the fryer into a…
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A grease trap is a core element of any commercial kitchen’s daily operation. It’s required by all local municipalities and no commercial kitchen can function properly without a functioning grease trap…