Showing posts with label Kitchen Designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kitchen Designs. Show all posts

Saturday, January 24, 2015

How Greatly Should You Concern About Blender That Use In Your Kitchen?

A blender is one of kitchen gadgets that can be used different greatly in work, from the whole day. If you love your juices and soups then a blender is a great count to your kitchen.  There is no any estimation, how many times you have used it within one day. So, It have grown to be as a very essential kitchen gadget automatically, in your day today life. On the other hand, you can reduce your work load & save your time by getting its service. Oho,.....Are you agree with me? It is one of the most helping gadgets of your kitchen. Am I right? Sure, not that the service it gives high Nutri foods for your family no.....

That is why, we should choose correct helper for our kitchen. There is no easy answer as to how much you must pay for a blender, a good transaction of the decision is going to depend on what you want to use it for. Of course your budget will also need to come into the equation.

If you are a nutrition campaigner, and the blender is going to be put to work to make the whole lot from soup to juices and from nut butter to baby food, then may want to spend in a powerful machine that is going to survive the workload. On the other hand, if you are just a soft worker within whole day, you are the person in all probability do not need to break your blender quickly.

What Are The Differences Between The Different Priced Blenders?

The blenders at the top end of the market are a bit expensive. There is no way about it, but they do have remarkable blending strength. They have a real work horse of an engine and care engineering that makes sure whatever you are blending is exactly blended away. They are powerful and strong and they will tolerate a large amount of wear and tear. Not to mention, they are the nutrition aids that are popular to be seen with. If you are attracted in keeping up with the neighbors, these are the blenders that you hope to.

Now, if you have the budget, you may want to have one of these suggest machines no matter what, but do you really need it? There are plenty of blenders on the market in a lower price range that will do a job for normal day to day blending.

The average price range blenders, at around the market, will happily survive your normal soup and juice demands without yielding under the pressure, and it has to be said that even those blenders in the lower price range are value considering if you are not a chief food lover. Let’s face it, if your blender is only going to see the light of day a pair of times a week, and you are happy with a somewhat soft smoothie, you may be fairly happy with a lesser end blender that does a basic job.

Are There Any Other Opportunities?

If you don’t want to spend in a standing blender then you may want to think an immersion or stick blender. If you have an Immersion Blender then you accurately just have the stick,  the motor is placed in the handle. This may be a good option for you if you are limited to the space of kitchen room you have, and you only blend small amounts. For larger jobs, such as blending a whole foods, you really need to use a standing blender.

I have listed many types of Standard Blenders with stand to many prices. As well as, Immersion Blenders or Stick Blenders are there to invest your time as your operation of the decision is going to depend on what you want to use it for. Of course your budget will also need to come into the matter here.

#1: Blendtec Designer Series Blender,  Four Side Jars , Red - $520

This is commercial quality 1,560 watt counter top blender with 3 peak horsepower direct drive motor. Its control surface features clarified , easy to read, universal icons that enable effortless selection of our signature blend cycles. It is includes wild side and four side blending jar, secure fitting vented lid, user guide and recipe book with more than 230 great tasting recipes. As well, it has 7 years manufacturer warranty.

#2: Cuisinart SM-70BK 7-Quart Stand Mixer, Black - $431
Cuisinart SM-70BK 7-Quart Stand Mixer, Black
It has 1000watt stand mixer,  housed in durable die cast metal, 12 speeds,  7 quart SS bowl, slow start and gentle double functions, etc..As well, 15 minute countdown timer, 3 power outlets, auto shutoff,  tilt back head, etc..

#3: Blendtec HPA-611-25  HP3A Blender Wild Side, White - $404
 Blendtec HPA-611-25 Home HP3A Blender
This is commercial quality 1,560 watt counter top blender with 3 peak horsepower direct drive motor. It has 25 Pre programmed blending cycles, digital touch pad controls, auto shutoff, etc... It has included Wild Side blending jar, secure fitting vented lids, user guide and recipe book with more than 230 great tasting recipes.  As well, it has 7 years manufacturer warranty.

#4: Vitamix Blender with Standard Programs, Platinum -$379

Vitamix Certified Reconditioned Blender with Standard Programs, Platinum
It has 3 pre programmed settings for automatic processing, easy to use variable speed control and pulse feature. Its  64 ounce BPA free container with spill proof vented lid.  It is a commercial grade 2 peak horsepower motor and backed by a 5 years full warranty and 30 days guarantee.

#5: Cuisinart FP-14DC Elite 14-Cup Food Processor, Die Cast -$254 

Cuisinart FP-14DC Elite Collection 14-Cup Food Processor, Die Cast
It is 1000 watt food processor with 14 cup work bowl and nesting 4 - 1/2 and 11 cup work bowls. It has on/off/dough/pulse touchpad controls,  wide mouth feed tube, blade locking system, SS slicing disc, shredding disc, chopping/mixing blades, dishwasher safe parts,  accessory storage case, spatula, and recipe/instruction book, etc.

#6: Cuisinart FP-12DC Elite 12-Cup Food Processor, Die Cast - $199
Cuisinart FP-12DC Elite Collection 12-Cup Food Processor, Die Cast

It is 1000 W  food processor with 12 cup work bowl and nesting 4 cup work bowl. It has on/off/pulse touch pad controls, wide mouth feed tube, blade locking system, SS slicing disc, shredding disc, chopping/mixing blades, dishwasher safe parts, spatula, and recipe/instruction book, etc.

#7: Oster Versa 1400W Professional Blender - $250

 
It gives the power to blend everything, with a professional 1,400 W motor. Its SS blade spins at over 250 mph, thoroughly blending ingredients so recipes turn out perfect every time. It has 3 programmed settings (smoothies, dips/spreads, and soup), pulse, and variable speed dial to instantly adjust speed as needed. They give 7 years warranty.

#8:Oster VERSA 1400W  Blender with Low Profile Jar  -$183
 Oster VERSA 1400-watt Professional Performance Blender with Low Profile Jar
It has powerful 1400 W motor and  3 programmed settings (smoothies, dips/spreads and soup) and  instantly adjust speed as needed. Its SS blade spins at over 250 MPH thoroughly blending ingredients so recipes turn out perfect every time.

#9: Tribest DB-850G-A  Blender, Stainless Steel/Black -$160
Tribest DB-850G-A Dynablend Horsepower Plus Blender, Stainless Steel/Black

 It has 23,000 RPM max. speed, powerful 1.1 horsepower motor, heavy duty tempered glass pitcher,    variable speed dial and pre programmed buttons, multipurpose stainless steel scoop, etc.

#10: Waring PDM101 Drink Mixer, White -$151

Waring PDM101 Drink Mixer, Quite White

This is ideal for making shakes, whipping cream, or blending eggs. It has heavy duty 2 speed commercial motor. It can clean easily with warm soapy water.

#11: Waring HPB300 MegaMix Commercial Blender, Steel -$151

Waring HPB300 MegaMix Commercial Blender, Brushed Steel
This blender has 27,000 RPM motor and a powerful 2 speed motor. Its heavy duty blade and blade assembly, crushes ice to any uniformity in seconds. it blends soups and sauces, as well as slushy drinks and ice cold smoothies.

#12: Waring PBB25 Professional Bar Blender, Stainless Steel -$119

Waring PBB25 Professional Bar Blender, Black and Stainless Steel

Its SS container perfect for 2 tall blender drinks. It has powerful 390W motor crushes ice fast, high and low speeds cover mixing, chopping, and pureeing, etc..

#13: Cuisinart CJE1000 1000W 5 Speed Juice Extractor -$110

Cuisinart CJE-1000 1000-Watt 5-Speed Juice Extractor

1000W  5 speed juice extractor with large 3 inch feeding tube. It has control dial with blue led light ring,  anti drip adjustable flow spout,  easy unlock and lift system. As well, it has foam reducing filter basket, die cast and SS housing and  dishwasher safe parts.

#14: Magic/Nutri Bullet 12-Piece High-Speed Blender/Mixer-$72

Magic Bullet Nutri Bullet 12-Piece High-Speed Blender/Mixer System

It is superb item in naturally crushes fruits, vegetables, super foods and protein shakes. It has high torque power base and 600W motor. Its power, patented blade design with cyclonic action, includes a power base, 1 tall cup, 2 short cups, 1 flat blade and 1 emulsifying blade, 2 re sealable lids, pocket nutritionist and manual with recipes, etc...

#15: Oster 4093-008 Beehive Blender, Brushed Stainless - $66

Oster 4093-008 5-Cup Glass Jar 2-Speed Beehive Blender, Brushed Stainless

It has 2 speed toggle with 600W of ice crushing power. Its 5 cup dishwasher safe glass jar is Thermal Shock tested to withstand extreme temperature changes.  It has SS ice crusher blade for perfectly crushed ice every time. Oster has all metal make system for lifelong stability, durable die cast construction,etc..

Friday, August 29, 2014

I Am Again.....

Hi, after long time...I know, you will not happy much with that missed my informative articles  to boost up your experiences to do food businesses & go on your dreams, which  is be the owner of safe food manufacturing place.

So,......I will not try to be lazy to read this post. Actually, I have already participated to build a new food company to produce safe foods.

In here, my plan was giving practical experiences to my audience about   "How to build a safe food manufacturing place by preventing any hazards to the consumers step by step". However, if you are a new comer you can read those initially.  


I have already told you about many tips for construction of your dream place. After you have completed your place, there are many things to do before your installation process of food premises.
The one of those aims to select correct MACHINES & EQUIPMENTS to fabricate & install within the factory. You can be start any point of that aims. But, today I'm trying to start basic thing. It is an important factor to control our safe theme through  the food premises. That is why, I thought to start at that point before the heavy installation.
So, SAFE AIR is my intention point. Safe air will give more protection to the foods than you expected. That's why, I thought to give those tips to you. Most of  people said that, "Prevention is  better than curing". 

Monday, May 5, 2014

How To Design Your Kitchen To Fit Your Life -Part II

http://kitchendesignwithnadee.blogspot.com/2014/05/how-to-design-your-kitchen-to-fit-your.html
This article is continuing with earlier,How To Design Your Kitchen To Fit Your Life - Part I.
Another safety issue in the kitchen concerns children. Make sure that pot and pan handles are turned inward so that interested little ones do not pull them off the stove. Putting child proof handles and hooks on all kitchen cupboards, especially ones that hold cleaning fluids and chemicals, is vitally important. Try not to place candy or cookies over top of ranges. This will reduce the attraction of kids who would think nothing of climbing on the cooking surface to receive their afternoon snack.
By following some of these simple strategies, your kitchen can be a safe and relaxing place for both you and your family.The following steps when designing for safety.
  1. Use proper lighting. Good general lighting, supplemented with proper task lighting that is clearly focused on a work surface, can greatly decrease your chance of injury while preparing a meal. Also, the lighting should not produce any glower or shadows on the surface.
  2. Use slip resistant flooring. Falling with a hot casserole or a sharp knife in your hand can have serious costs. A slip resistant material on your floor, such as matte finished wood or laminate, textured vinyl or a soft glazed ceramic tile, will do the trick. If you select tile, try using a throw carpet with a non spin out backing for added safety measures, especially around areas that get wet.
  3. Keep a fire extinguisher handy. I recommended that a fire extinguisher be visibly located near a room exit, away from cooking equipment and 15"-48" above floor.
  4. Keep electrical switches, plugs and lighting fixtures away from water sources and wet hands. Building system require that every electrical receptacle be grounded and protected with ground fault circuit interrupters, which shut off the room's electric current if there is a power surge or if moisture is present.
  5. Consider appliance lock out options. Many of today's electrical devices, mostly ranges, ovens and dishwashers, allow you to "lock out" little hands so no one can use them when you are not in the room. This can be done either with lock out covers or a programmed lock out system.
  6. Regulate water temperatures and devices. Install valves with anti injury devices that prevent water temperature from rising to dangerous levels, or buy pressure balanced valves that balance hot and cold water. Valves also are available that can be pre programmed to your desired temperature setting.
  7. Find a safe cooktop. Avoid being overcooked by steam from boiling pot by staggering burners on your cook top or have one straight row of burners. And never choose a unit with control along the back of the electrical device, controls should be along the side or in the front.
  8. Use the space safely. Think about how traffic will flow through the kitchen and make sure no one will interfere with your space when cooking. Locate microwaves 24" to 48" above the floor to avoid reaching to recover food. Slide out trays and bins in base cabinets make storage items more available so you do not have to bend. And lastly, avoid sharp corners on the ends of counter tops.
Family lifestyles have changed in recent years. In adding to family members sharing in the food preparation, the kitchen has become a social center. Often, friends and guests who drop by to visit the cook, join in the cooking process. In order to meet these changing lifestyle patterns, kitchen design has also go forwarded. If you are building a new kitchen, or remodeling your old one, that it is important to evaluate your needs and consider how many cooks use your kitchen.

It is not necessary to have double sinks or work location since only one person is using each item at a time. A single cooking center which includes a microwave and range will probably be sufficient.
Finally, there is the question of walkways. Extra space should be allowed so that two cooks can pass each other without interference. Allowing 48 to 54 inches of space from barrier to barrier will enable two people to pass each other with bodies parallel. A distance of 60 to 64 inches would allow enough room for true walking.
As you can see, settling  in your kitchen for two cooks requires more than just adding extra counter space.

The design of your kitchen may be traditional or modern, casual or formal, high tech or homey whatever be a sign of your style favorite. Because the cabinets, counter tops, and electrical devices consist of the major components in a kitchen space, you will want to decide what your overall style will be before choosing them. If you are worried about combining looks with practicality, many designs try hard to blend traditional looks with modern conveniences. A generously proportioned kitchen with traditional materials and up to date facilities provide evidences to be both stylish and practical.

How To Design Your Kitchen To Fit Your Life -Part I

There is a reason, the kitchen is called the heart of the home. It is where you and your family gather to cook, to eat, to meet people, and, sometimes, just to catch up over a quick snack or a cup of tea or coffee. In many homes, the kitchen has changed into an all purpose room, including a dining table, computer desk, entertainment area, even a fireplace.
Whether you are designing a brand new kitchen, or remodeling an older one, asking a few key questions can make your end result a handy and useful space.
  1. Does your family eat in the kitchen, or do you entertain in the kitchen? If so, counter top built in seating might be handy.
  2. How much counter space should you plan for?
  3. Can a recycling place be incorporated? 
  4. Do you need a workspace for paying bills, household paperwork or homework?
  5. Is there a space for a wastebasket near a food prep and cutting area?
  6. A designated breakfast area, with coffee maker, toaster and microwave, can free up other valuable kitchen space.
Everyone wants to have a safe kitchen. These tips will help you make kitchen safety part of your design and everyday use of the kitchen.
Safety is priority number one when it comes to designing your brand new kitchen. More building cover the kitchen than any other room in the house. That is because so many accidents occur there. Kitchen safety is as simple as baking a cake. However, if either is neglected it can turn into a major problem.

The cook top or cooking surface in the kitchen should not be placed below an openable window unless the window is 3" or more behind the electrical devices. Curtains and other window coverings could easily catch fire if the cook top was left unattended or a grease splatter occurred. If windows are behind a cooking surface, they should not be dressed with flammable window treatments.You can read more about this in How To Design Your Kitchen To Fit Your Life -Part II   article furthermore.         

Saturday, May 3, 2014

Lighting Of The Kitchen To The Tasks Of Food Premises

 Hi friends..! Again, I'm with you. Lighting of the home or food premises is very important factor to create favorable environment for living personals to everywhere. Light will affect you to change of the feelings or tempers. So, It is playing very special role in habitation of any personals. Not only humans but also animals must nourished by light even as a single cell in their life cycle. Plants are mostly produce foods  by absorbing light also. So, light from sun, means sunlight give life for whole world. That is why, lighting is one of very basic & major factors for our lives. We want light to live in healthy. But now, I'm trying to talk about different aspect, which is using for our lives by lighting. 
Kitchen is one of the main parts of our home. Each and every homes have kitchen as an essential. Kitchen lighting is also an important aspect of your kitchen design. So, It is important not to ignore the stop working of the kitchen lights. Plan your kitchen area lighting for general light, task lighting, and accent lighting of the kitchen main point. Pendant lighting is especially popular in today's kitchens and is a beautiful, handy option for a lighting, brighter kitchen.
Good light helps make any kitchen safe and comfortable. Natural light is important, but think about the places that natural light won't reach or light well. The lighting designer should work with the architect to ensure all possible special lighting effects are added in into the plan.


The first task when creating a lighting plan for the kitchen of the food premises is to honestly evaluate the activities that will occur in the space, from cooking to entertaining and office activities. The lighting over the cook top is an excellent model of task lighting, designed to light a specific activity.

There are three basic types of lighting that work together in your home or kitchen. A good lighting plan combines all three types to light an area according to function and style.
1.Ambient (General Lighting), which provides basic light for the room.
2.Task lighti
ng, which highlights a specific work area.
3.Accent lighting, which can create a focal point in the room. 


 Ambient lighting provides an area with overall lighting. Also known as general lighting, it emits a comfortable level of brightness without glower and allows you to see and walk about safely. In some spaces such as laundry rooms, the ambient lighting also serves as the primary source of task lighting. It can be talented with ceiling or wall mounted fixtures, lower-level or track lights and with oil lamps mounted on the outside of the home. Having a central source of ambient light in all rooms is fundamental to a good lighting plan.


Task lighting helps you perform specific tasks, such as reading, grooming, preparing and cooking food, doing homework, working on hobbies, playing games and balancing your checkbook. It can be provided by lover level and track lighting, pendant lighting and under cabinet lighting, as well as by portable floor and desk lamps. Task lighting should be free of disturbing glower and shadows and should be bright enough to prevent eye strain.


Accent lighting adds drama to a room by creating visual interest. As part of an interior design system, it is used to draw the eye to houseplants, paintings, sculptures and other prized possessions. It can also be used to highlight the texture of a brick or stone wall, window treatments or outdoor landscaping. To be effective, accent lighting requires at least three times as much light on the central point as the general lighting surrounding it. Accent lighting  is usually provided by lower level and track lighting or wall mounted picture lights.
The three main types of lighting are there. Types of lighting should be layered within a space. The location of counters in the general layout of the room is important in the placement of lighting equipments. When designing lighting for cooking, it is important to have adequate light and a good distribution of light for general enlightenment. Multiple sources are best, so the light is coming in from different directions. Tone of voice lighting can provide visual interest and a main point in the room. The quality of the light and bulbs will affect the atmosphere in the room. Shining light provides soft, warm yellowish light, usually used for lower level cans or down lights. Halogen lights produce a crisp white light that is appropriate for task lighting. Fluorescent lights, which have a long life and low energy use, now come in many different shades from warm to cool.
Accent lighting creates a main point by drawing the eye to a particular object. It can be used to highlight architectural characteristics like a ceiling or arches, or artwork and special collections on display. Inlet lighting provides soft, indirect light. Most of you in everywhere, want to create an eye catching kitchen that adds value to your home.

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Ventilation System To Control Noise Of The Food Premises


I said to you earlier, "How to control odour" by installing a ventilation systems within the food premises.

 Then, you knew requirements for new ventilation systems installed to manage with odours.Let's discuss about "How to control of noises" from catering premises. It aims to ensure that proposed developments have adequate ventilation systems that will not lead to complaints from neighboring homes about cooking noise from equipment such as fans, motors,..etc.

The neighboring has powers to take action against restaurants, takeaways and other food and drink premises if they cause a nuisance. However, it is much better for the relevant details to be included into planning applications to ensure that such problems are not likely to occur.

Requirements to control noise
Ventilation equipment must be designed and installed to avoid noise or vibration nuisance to neighbors. There are several methods that a satisfactory extract system will use to control noise.

The fan and motor should be positioned within the building's structure to minimize outdoor noise. The fan and motor unit should be fixed on anti vibration mounts and be joined to duct work using bendable combinations to prevent the transmission of vibrations either to the structure or along the ducting. The fan and motor unit should not be fitted on to walls or ceilings next door housing premises.
 
Noise from the ventilation and extraction systems should be kept as low as possible and should not be easy to hear within nearby housing properties when the fan and motor unit are in operation. As a rough channel, if you cannot hear the fan or motor noise just outside the housing property, the noise should not be easy to hear within it either.


The extract ducting should be rigid in construction and installed with anti-vibration mountings. Large section ducts may need healthy or stiffeners to prevent rhythm. Noise attenuators may be required if the fan is noisy.

How To Create A Ventilation System To Control Odour Of The Food Premises

You know, Ventilation systems are must for food premises to maintain good conditions of the plant. But, if you are a newcomer to this field, you should be developed on huge confidence of your every systems ,which are using within the premises.

That is why, I gave this kind of information for you. Read more carefully to understand those. It aims to ensure that planned developments have adequate ventilation systems that will not lead to complaints from neighboring properties about cooking smells or noise from equipment  such as fan motors. So, It will be better for the relevant details to be incorporated into planning applications to ensure that such problems are unlikely to occur.

I have explained the key elements of a good extraction  and ventilation system in all types of premises where hot food is prepared. If you are planning new catering premises and you have an designer or engineer,  you may hope ask them to read this article so that the necessary details can be built into your plant.There should be controlled odours and noises by using this ventilation system. I am talking about "How to control odours" in here. Other will give later as, "How to control noises".

Requirements To Control Odour

The ventilation system must deal with cooking odours, fumes and steam produced by cooking of foods and be designed to prevent or minimize any nuisance caused to neighbors.There are several essentials. That unfavorable air extract system will consist of bellows.

A canopy, which should widen away from the cooking equipment area by at least 22.5 cm, must be provided to collect the cooking fumes and straight them into the duct work. Metal canopies are best constructed of stainless steel. Grease filters should be incorporated into the cooker hood and should be easily removable for regular cleaning before they become clogged.

The ducting should be as straight and short as possible to ensure that fumes are discharged as effectively as possible. Care should be taken when designing the route of ducting to avoid closeness to residential or office windows on neighboring properties, which could give rise to complaint. The duct material is usually galvanized steel. It should have a smooth internal surface and its route out of the building should avoid sharp bends. Circular ducting is ideal, as it maximize the flow rate.

There will be a fan positioned within the duct work to pull cooking fumes from the cooker hood to the top of release. To support good diffusion of cooking fumes, the size of the fan motor must be adequate to ensure proper ventilation.

Final release should be vertically upwards and should end at least 1m above the roof space. If there are buildings close by which are likely to have an effect on the diffusion and strength of odour, the outlet should end at least 1m above the roof space of that building. Ground level or low level releases should generally be avoided.

However, where high level fume dispersion is not suitable, a suitably enhanced system of ventilation is required. The release should be without hindrance by outlet.

Carbon filters are also required and are essential when cooking fried foods and foods with strong odours. Carbon filters should be fitted in the duct work after the grease filters and before the fan and should be easily accessed for cleaning. The carbon filter should consist of pre filters, as these ensure that no grease enters the carbon filters.
Access to all parts of the system is essential to let routine cleaning of the system and maintenance of the filters.

Monday, March 10, 2014

Before Launching Your Newly Built Food Premises - Part II

Food Safety Training is must for all. Awareness of both food service employees and managers is probably the most effective method of obtaining fulfillment with the system. 

Training enables people to do their jobs well. It improves staff efficiency, gives them a sense of satisfaction and promotes professionalism.


While currently not mandatory, food service workers and managers are strongly encouraged to attend an approved safe food handling course. The health unit provides several options for staff to receive their food handler certification. This certification is accepted by health units. The food handler training program is provided by the relevant communities.

You can read more : Before Launching Your Newly Built Food Premises - Part I
Building Plan /Floor Plan

A plan must be attached  to scale of your facilities. This includes food preparation, utensil cleaning and sanitizing, storage, service areas, washrooms, locker areas, ..etc.

Layout Of Facility
Produce a diagram of all rooms.  As i said earlier articles, plan a good flow pattern for handling foods from receiving through to the selling of foods. Ensure adequate cold room  and storage facility to handle the volume of foods expected. Ensure adequate separation between dirty or clean materials  and raw or cooked foods.
Living quarters must be completely separate from any room where food is prepared, packed or stored. Provide conveniently located separate hand wash sinks in food preparation areas.

Equipment Plan
Show location of all equipments & machines within the food premises. You should be installed listed all equipments & machines at the beginning. Arrange and install equipments to provide easy access for cleaning also. 
There are many general requirements,I have discussed earlier articles. But, here I gave small summary with few of them to check whether you are completely acquired or missed.
  • Separate hand wash basin with a liquid soap dispenser and paper towel dispenser.
  • Double utensil washing sink with a drain rack.
  • Vegetable preparation sink may be required .
  • Adequate cold storage refrigeration and freezer space.
  • Accurate thermometers for all refrigeration and freezer equipment.
  • Food probe thermometer for checking internal food temperatures.
  • Adequate hot holding equipment.
  • Adequate dry food storage space and bulk food containers, shelving 6" off floor or on the pallets.
  • Adequate sanitizer and sanitizer test strip papers.
  • Adequate lighting in all food handling/preparation/storage areas.
  • Floors, walls ceilings covered with a smooth, non absorbent, washable surface.
  • Separate area for floor waste water, slop sink and cleaning chemicals .
  • Washroom shall be equipped with liquid soap dispensers and paper towel dispensers.
  • Adequately sized exhaust sunshade emitted to outside air.
  • Storage space for staff belongings.
  • Integrated pest management system in place.
  • Windows and doors screened if you wish to leave them open for ventilation.
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