Product Care

Professionals know that there are four areas of knife care and maintenance to assess in order to keep your cutlery in top shape. We've put together a list of DOs and DON'Ts to help you cover every area. Continue reading →

[caption id="attachment_4509" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Picture via atpearl.com taken at The Culinary Institute of America- San Antonio[/caption] Learn how to care for stainless steel. Your stainless steel is a staple in foodservice kitchens, and when properly looked after, it can be found shining everywhere from your countertops to the sinks, work tables, refrigeration, and the cooking and ware washing equipment. There are a number of reasons for this prevalence, but mostly, stainless steel is used throughout because it is very durable, safe for food preparation, resists corrosion moreso than other materials (resist is the key word here), and it is nonporous, so moisture, bacteria and other harmful remnants can't easily seep into the material. However, contrary to popular belief, stainless steel can stain and even rust if not properly maintained. Here are some tips for cleaning and maintaining your stainless steel surfaces in the back of the house so you get rust-free service for years: Continue reading →

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day so why not make it Texas-sized? At Mission Restaurant Supply your very own Texas Waffle Maker awaits you. This best-selling, non-commercial waffle maker has been a best-seller on the site for years and it makes delicious, golden waffles with every use. Here are some tips for getting the best use out of...

Though not one of our most glamorous products, this complete Griddle Cleaning Kit by 3M is truly one of our best-selling ones, and for good reason! There is no better gratification than taking a nasty, greasy griddle and making it new again. This complete kit cleans in half the time of traditional cleaning products and includes all the essentials to make sure you get that fresh...

Baking Pans are a staple in both commercial and residential kitchens, and like most anything, they will age more gracefully if they're properly cared for throughout their life. Here are a few key things you should keep in mind when caring for your baking pans: 1. Seasoning: To get the best performance and life from your new bake pan, be sure...

In the hot summer months, the demand for ice in your restaurant or place of business goes up dramatically. Therefore, it's important to take extra maintenance precautions on your commercial ice machine(s) so you can extend the lifecycle of the unit while ensuring the cleanliness and purity of your ice. Remember, your ice is important to your customers and to the overall quality of your...

Cast Iron is one of the most durable materials found in a commercial kitchen. It can sear, roast, bake, and fry a number of different food products, from vegetables to chicken and fish. Many of our cast iron skillets come pre-sprayed with a soy-based vegetable oil where they are then put under high heat to allow the oil to penetrate...

    Most kitchen supplies require specific maintenance procedures to ensure the longevity of the product.  Cast Iron is no exception, and adhering to these rules will actually make your product better with age. Cast Iron skillets and griddles can last a lifetime if taken care of properly.  Here are some maintenance fundamentals: The Do's After hand cleaning with hot water...

One of our goals with this blog is to keep you, our valued customer, in the loop when prices change, news hits the stand, or when products are recalled. Though it doesn't happen often, we think it's important to announce a recall as soon as possible when it does. We just got word today, February 28th, 2012, that Carlisle FoodService is recalling...

Almost every business has plumbing, but during renovations and maintenance, it can be one of the most important but neglected realms of restaurant equipment. A faucet seems ageless, a grease trap eternal, but proper upkeep and testing of these plumbing supplies and fixtures is essential to maintaining the sources and uses of water--the lifeblood of any restaurant.                                     Especially in...