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Comment by PeopleMatter on December 27, 2010 at 9:09am

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Comment by Luc Chamberland on January 21, 2010 at 5:47pm

Hello Kathy,
Do you know if wireless payment systems exist for mobile food trucks? If so, do you have any product information on the different system options?
Thx.
Luc

Comment by Tyler Byrd on January 20, 2010 at 9:58am

Matradee, an online restaurant reservation and marketing platform, recently entered it's Beta phase. At this time there is no charge, it's completely free. All we ask is that you provide feedback on how we could improve the system. To find out more or test the website, visit us at: www.Matradee.com.

Please note: Any reservations made are real, and will be sent to the corresponding restaurant. Please only make reservations if you intend fulfill them. Thank you!

Comment by Tami Kennedy on October 31, 2009 at 10:30am

What is the most expensive piece of equipment in your restaurant? Recent studies show that the cost of operating your hood over your cookline averages $2.00 per cfm per year. That means that a non-UL rated 10 ft hood operating at 400 cfm per linear foot adds $8,000.00 in operation costs to your bottom line every year. New advances in technology and studies on air movement and control have paved the way for leading hood manufactures to fabricate UL listed hoods that operate effectively and efficiently at dramatically lower CFM volumes. The less air you pull out the less air you must replace with tempered make up air. Lower air volumes mean smaller fan sets at installation as well. To survive in today's challenging market, we have to be smarter about how we do business. For many who are using older ventilation systems it may be a very wise choice to upgrade to a new energy efficient system that will help your bottom line for years to come. In some markets the utility companies are even offering rebates to commercial customers to offset the cost of this kind of equipment, not to mention the double depriciation permitted on your taxes through the end of this year. A good dealer will be able to help you negotiate all the technical innuendoes of replacing your current system. The right tools do make a difference!

Comment by FohBoh on August 16, 2009 at 2:37am

Hi!
On behalf of everyone here at FohBoh, we want to thank all of you for taking part in this active, exciting community! Just wanted to drop you a line to let you know that Tools of the Trade is a featured group today! If you haven’t already, take a moment to write up a new blog post, start a new discussion or invite more friends to join your exciting group. Once again, thanks for participating in the FohBoh community. We look forward to hearing more from you!
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FohBoh Community Development