Tag: Rational
RATIONAL Introduces New Product Category
MISSISSUAGA, Ont. — RATIONAL has unveiled its brand-new iHexagon, the first cooking system to co-ordinate steam, hot air, and microwave technology with unparalleled intelligence....
RATIONAL Presents Innovations at International Partner Event
LANDSBERG AM LECH, GERMANY — A contingent of 150 North American chefs and operators travelled to Germany recently as part of a series of...
Combi-ovens offer versatility for foodservice businesses
There isn’t much a combi-oven can’t do. Deemed one of the most versatile commercial ovens on the market, operators can use combi-ovens to broil,...
When It Comes to Equipment, The Rules of Engagement Have Changed
In a game-changing year for the industry, with many operators having to re-think their entire approach to equipment investments. The loss of dine-in revenues,...
Ghost Kitchens Present new Opportunities for Canadian Culinary Educators
Over the past few years, the ghost kitchen has erupted on the culinary scene as an alternative type of restaurant operation. There are different...
Smart Kitchen Equipment is a Must-Have in Today’s Environment
Shifts within the industry have been accelerated as foodservice operators have been forced to re-evaluate and pivot their operations, spurring new demand for technology...
RATIONAL Canada Launches iCombi Pro Product Line
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — RATIONAL has launched the iCombi Pro in Canada. This next-generation family of combi ovens is now available from RATIONAL dealers nationwide.
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Five Equipment Trends to Watch in 2020
Change is a given in the foodservice industry. From high to low tech, operators are constantly finding unique ways to incorporate new — and...
The 2019 Equipment Trend Report
Ask an operator what drives their equipment choices and the answers come as no surprise. Shrinking margins, labour shortages and rising costs have long...
Hot Commodities: Exploring Oven Selection
For many chefs, one or two combi ovens or a convection oven are enough to fill their day-to-day needs. But when the scope goes...
