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Hotplates keep cooked food warm on the pass or serving counter without drying it out, so dishes don’t go cold while you’re plating up the rest of the order. The thing is, they use gentle radiant heat from underneath rather than direct flame, which stops pans scorching on the base – which anyone who’s scraped a burnt pan knows is a right pain to deal with.
Catering Equipment →
All your back-of-house kit
Servery & Display →
Front-of-house serving gear
Bains Maries →
Multiple dish hot holding
Display Units →
Cold or ambient merchandising
Chafing Dishes →
Mobile buffet warmers
Racking & Catering Trolleys →
Transport and storage
Hot Cupboards & Plate Warmers →
Warm plate storage
Sushi Counters →
Chilled sushi displays
Food Prep Bars →
Cold ingredient prep stations
Soup Kettles & Warmers →
Hot soup holding all day
Patisserie Counters →
Cake display units
Steamers →
Cooking and reheating equipment
You’ll find most commercial kitchens stick with 2 or 4 zone models – they’re big enough to handle breakfast and lunch service in a busy café but won’t hog your counter space. Just remember you’re keeping food warm rather than cooking from scratch, so check your hotplate’s got adjustable heat settings rather than just an on-off switch.
Written and published by Ascot Wholesale – we’ve been supplying hospitality equipment for over 25 years.