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Could u suggest me that which one is better home appliances or Kitchen appliances?
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Are commercial kitchen appliances really better than home appliances?
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Kitchen in general, although there are many items where the difference is very small.
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they're certainly different. commercial stuff usually is built to take a lot of pounding, but it's not usually terribly energy efficient. And when you're talking about ranges, it's not simply a matter of buying commercial and installing it in your house. you will need to replace your existing gas line for one with higher volume, and -- if you're doing it right -- you need to have the stove installed a certain distance from teh wall and the wall should be insulated.
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Moltenis and walk-in fridges in every home, or bust.
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i'm holding out for a pacojet. because sometimes you just NEED to make foie gras sorbet in a minute.Originally Posted by foodguy
I recommend the Bugatti toaster, unless you need more than two slices at once.
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Moltenis and walk-in fridges in every home, or bust.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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I'm happy to see that restaurants have gone the way of the home these days. It is like the Williams-Sonomization of the commercial kitchen.
i'm holding out for a pacojet. because sometimes you just NEED to make foie gras sorbet in a minute.Originally Posted by foodguy
The problem with a pacojet isn't the pacojet, it is that you need a super cold freezer as well.
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Then two Bugatti toasters?Originally Posted by ohm
You just blew my mind.
I'm happy to see that restaurants have gone the way of the home these days. It is like the Williams-Sonomization of the commercial kitchen.Originally Posted by iammatt
Everything should be panko-crusted, IMHO.
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