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Quick output of a variety of meals.
Conveyor ovens are a good choice if an operator requires a relatively high volume of product in a short period of time, or when speed of cooking is a major concern. Depending upon the conveyor oven you choose, your foods may cook two to four times quicker than when using a conventional oven! |
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Multiple cook functions in one unit.
Conveyor ovens can bake, cook, reheat and finish foods. Temperature and conveyor belt speed can be adjusted to address a number of different dishes, including cooking frozen pizzas, baking bread dough, melting/browning cheese on top of pastas and more. |
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Simple enough for low-skill employees.
Employees do not have to have intense training before operating the conveyor oven. Foods are placed directly on the conveyor belt and do not need to be rotated or moved during the cooking process. |
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Consistent, uniform cooking.
Since foods placed on the conveyor belt are continually moving, you do not have to rotate the pans during the cooking process. Employees don't waste time waiting to rotate foods; instead, they can work on prepping other meals or performing other tasks in the kitchen. |
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Quick output of a variety of meals.
Depending upon the model you buy, most conveyor ovens can be stacked atop one another, up to three units high. Even if your oven cannot be stacked, the oven alone saves you space because multiple types of food, as well as those requiring different types of cooking functions, can be cooked in the same oven. |