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Catering & Nutrition
Steelite International - Ultimate Bowl
The Contact Grill Company
Steelite International understands that the
Hundreds of schools, universities and students unions
provision of school meals is an important
have purchased panini grills over the past ten years
part of children’s development and
from The Contact Grill Company. These new grills are
education. Providing an effective
of particular interest because of their low cost coupled
lunchtime environment that includes high
with advanced features.
quality food, service and presentation is
With over twenty five years experience in this field,
essential to engaging children and
and the widest selection of contact grills available in the
improving the uptake of school meals.
UK, The Contact Grill Company offers customers
Steelite International’s market leading
maximum choice, competitive prices and an excellent
tableware provides a practical solution for
service. Their aim is to ensure customers receive reliable
schools wanting to maximise the quality of
and unbiased advice, enabling the right choice of
meal times. Combining style with inherent
equipment to be made within operational and budget
strength, the Ultimate bowl ensures
requirements.
lasting durability and provides a versatility
The Contact Grill Company has recently been
that is essential for school cooks.
awarded SAFEcontractor status – this is a programme
Its intelligent design makes it suitable for a variety of uses across different food styles and
that recognizes very high standards of health and safety
courses, from soup to stir-fry and lasagne to layer cake. The multi-functionality of the Ultimate
practice amongst UK suppliers.
bowl also reduces the storage space requirement.
The CGC/SE new range of professional panini grills
Part of Steelite International’s Performance range, the Ultimate bowl is functional and
from The Contact Grill Company are heavy duty for
durable, offers mechanical and thermal shock resistance and is freezer, dishwasher and
professional use. Spacers are included, for when
microwave proof. For maximum confidence, the Ultimate bowl is also supported by the 5-year
consistent panini thickness is required. They feature
edge chip warranty*.
fully counter-balanced top plates to prevent the food
*Applicable to plates, rimmed bowls and saucers. Terms and conditions apply. Further
being crushed
details available upon request.
Energy efficient elements
include lower power
Tibard
consumption and digital
timers for consistent
Tibard is a family business and its name is synonymous with quality hospitality
cooking times.
uniforms. The company still manufactures in the UK. With an unrivalled range of
stock supported chefs wear, front of house uniforms and leisurewear, Tibard also has
the facility to design and manufacture bespoke products based on client
specifications.
Tibard is able supply any items from work wear, to tailored garments. Akin to the
ever-changing needs of the school catering industry, Tibard invests in developing
new styles, utilizing fabric technology and more importantly, working alongside key
industry figures to ensure comfort and durability in all our product lines.
The company prides itself on providing solutions that your team actually need. Its
definition of quality demands that every garment produced is completely suitable for
its application with the selection of the relevant fabrics, styles and the cut of the
garment of paramount importance. From pattern design to fabric choice, Tibard
works with its clients to achieve the cut and a design that observes any corporate
identity requirements. The final touch to any uniform is to personalise it with your
own logo or image and the Tibard embroidery department can brand your garment
with the simplest of single colour messages or the most complex of full colour
Direct Catering Equipment
designs or school logos.
Tibard’s ethos is flexibility – for garments and table linen, the customer can buy or
It can be daunting to find the right products for your
rent, with or without a laundry service. Tibard provides an unrivalled nationwide
school kitchen. You need specialist guidance, not just for
laundry service on chef’s wear, table and bed linen. Tibard’s pro-active approach to
which catering equipment you need, but to be shown how
customer support coupled with our branding and offshore sourcing capability has
it works and to have it installed to legal standards.
established Tibard as the only name for wear for work.
Direct Catering Equipment has a vast amount of
experience in helping schools and all its engineers are fully
qualified and registered with gas safe, giving you complete
Victorian Baking Ovens Limited
peace of mind. The company realises that schools need
value of money as well, and is therefore highly competitive
Victorian Baking Ovens Limited are the major
in its prices.
manufacturer of potato baking ovens in Europe
From its base in Portsmouth, Hampshire, Direct Catering
and have enjoyed success in the schools sector,
Equipment provides a dedicated service in any location
especially as healthy eating has become a priority.
south of Birmingham.
Victorian Baking Ovens’ Design Department
came up with the Spuddy Buddy Concept Cart,
designed to grab the attention of the inquisitive
young customers in schools, and to help the busy
catering staff produce up to 120 baked potato
meals at one sitting, with very little preparation
required. The Potato Cart is compact,
manoeuvrable, attractive, quick and easy to
position anywhere an electric supply is available.
One of the benefits of the Spuddy Buddy is that
it requires no cooking skills to operate and
therefore labour costs for preparation and serving
are minimal. Schools can brand their own Spuddy
Buddy cart and it is ideal for school sports days,
PTA meetings, and fund-raising events.
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