When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that’s amore!
With the many types of commercial pizza ovens available to choose from, deciding on the perfect one for your kitchen can get a little tricky. When making your choice, you’ll need to consider the space you have for an oven, what your pizza output is and what kinds of pizza you want to bake. Cafco Services, the area’s most trusted HVAC repair company, describes three types of commercial pizza ovens.
Find out which is the right one for your commercial pizza kitchen!
Countertop Ovens
Although a space-saver, these ovens generally have a lower production capacity than other types. What you gain in space, you give up in output. Their small size is ideal for concession stands, convenience stores and food trucks. They’re best suited for pizzas with few toppings and thin or medium crusts, not for deep-dish crusts.
Deck Oven
A mid-size option, deck ovens produce more than countertop pizza ovens, but less than a conveyor oven. Pizzas are placed inside and removed when done cooking. It can hold between four and six pizzas, but needs constant monitoring to achieve the proper cooking time. Heating and air conditioner maintenance companies like Cafco Services can help your business install and maintain your commercial pizza ovens
A deck oven is ideal for restaurants with limited space, and is good for pizzas with light or heavy toppings as well as thin or thick deep-dish-style crusts.
Conveyor Oven
This type of oven is ideal for high-volume output without requiring constant attention. It uses a conveyor belt to cook food as it moves through the oven. They come in single units or stacked conveyors for those that need higher output. It cooks around 80 pizzas per belt, per hour. Conveyor ovens are best for pizzas with light-to-medium toppings and thin-to-medium crusts. However, one can cost anywhere from $5,000 to $30,000.
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