Fish and chip shop equipment
Apr 27th 2016, 5:11 pm
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Re: Fish and chip shop equipment
Thirty seconds Googling <commercial kitchen equipment> found this, the very first "Ad" link at the top of the page. ..... Scroll well down (the page seems to have hundreds of models), to get to some larger oned that to the untrained eye look like the one in the picture you linked.
Google also found numerous other competing suppliers.
Google also found numerous other competing suppliers.
Thanks for the link. I think we might have to go down the route of creating our own range with equipment from somewhere like here. Cheaper and can get service and warranty. We'll aim for fryers and warmers with counters around it, but order the chipper and peeler from UK.
Oh, and I dare say we can sort you for a haddock on your visit
Apr 27th 2016, 5:15 pm
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Re: Fish and chip shop equipment
Good luck getting proper potatoes.
Apr 28th 2016, 3:58 am
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Re: Fish and chip shop equipment
Clicked on this thread and just realized it's been a year and a half since I've had a saveloy and chips 
Apr 28th 2016, 4:25 am
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Re: Fish and chip shop equipment
Hi all,
This is probably a long shot, but does anybody know anywhere on this side of the pond where I might source a British style fish fryer? I'm a Brit living in NC and part of a group looking to open a traditional fish and chip shop. There doesn't seem any way to source the fryer over here, leaving only the option of importing one at great expense from the UK! We want to replicate the chip-shop experience from back home, so the right fryer is essential.
Any help is appreciated!!
This is probably a long shot, but does anybody know anywhere on this side of the pond where I might source a British style fish fryer? I'm a Brit living in NC and part of a group looking to open a traditional fish and chip shop. There doesn't seem any way to source the fryer over here, leaving only the option of importing one at great expense from the UK! We want to replicate the chip-shop experience from back home, so the right fryer is essential.
Any help is appreciated!!
Was just looking online and learned that a British company called Hopkins specializes in selling Fish-N-Chip fryers
Fish And Chips Frying Ranges | Hopkins | Frying Range | Fish and Chip Ranges
Apr 28th 2016, 8:19 am
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Re: Fish and chip shop equipment
Most stuff is made in China so it's worth taking a look at the offerings directly from the factory. Aliexpress is the 'one off' version of Alibaba.com (the factory -> wholesaler website)
Shop fish fryer online Gallery - Buy fish fryer for unbeatable low prices on AliExpress.com
Just make sure you get one that works in the USA.
Shop fish fryer online Gallery - Buy fish fryer for unbeatable low prices on AliExpress.com
Just make sure you get one that works in the USA.
Apr 28th 2016, 5:07 pm
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Re: Fish and chip shop equipment
Does it have a Tardis or does that only happen in Portland? https://www.facebook.com/The-Fish-Ch...p-57138741933/
Apr 29th 2016, 8:14 pm
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Re: Fish and chip shop equipment
Hi Pulaski,
Thanks for the link. I think we might have to go down the route of creating our own range with equipment from somewhere like here. Cheaper and can get service and warranty. We'll aim for fryers and warmers with counters around it, but order the chipper and peeler from UK.
Oh, and I dare say we can sort you for a haddock on your visit
Thanks for the link. I think we might have to go down the route of creating our own range with equipment from somewhere like here. Cheaper and can get service and warranty. We'll aim for fryers and warmers with counters around it, but order the chipper and peeler from UK.
Oh, and I dare say we can sort you for a haddock on your visit
Worked in a chippy many years ago for a few months to help somebody out. Still much prefer haddock to anything else.
Apr 29th 2016, 8:36 pm
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Re: Fish and chip shop equipment
I wish I could get smokies over here.
Apr 30th 2016, 11:57 pm
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