Dump Station

Cooking Tips – French Fries

Crispy French fries is an indispensable item in the menu of a fast food restaurant.  It is not a secret anymore to cook good fries.   Well, having the right deep fat fryer and dump station is a prerequisite; the rest are  simple rules. Deep Fat Fryer While an experienced

Dump Station

Dump station is also called Chip Dump and French Fries Station.  It is like the assistant of the fryer and is always located beside it. As the names suggest, the primary function of a dump station is for deli workers to dump their fried chips, potato shoestring or basket-weave.  

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