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StarBurger uses CVap Staging to serve fast

CVap® Burger Masters

Here at Winston, we’ve had the privilege of working with some true “Burger Masters.” These folks use CVap® ovens to produce burgers that their customers crave. Ultimately, they showcase the versatility of CVap equipment. Burgers are America’s favorite sandwich. The average American eats three burgers a week (for a national yearly consumption of 50 billion […]

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Placing rice in CVap oven

Cooking Rice in CVap Ovens

Traditionally, rice is boiled or steamed. But cooking rice CVap ovens is very easy. CVap’s dual heat technology helps to avoid overcooking. Winston has several large chain customers who use CVap equipment to prepare and hold their rice. Rice can be held hot for up to 24 hours in CVap equipment, with no degradation in

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CVap controls make multitasking easier

Multitasking with CVap

We often brag about the versatility of CVap® equipment. But any kitchen professional will tell you that a piece of equipment that only does one thing really isn’t very useful. CVap ovens are the kings of multitasking. Sure, CVap ovens can bake and roast. But they can also braise, stage, retherm, steam, poach, and even

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New CVap Flip-Door Holding Cabinets

CVap® Flip-Door Holding Cabinets are the latest addition to Winston’s CVap holding cabinet line. We made several improvements to perfect it. For instance, see-through doors make taking inventory easy. Due to the new patent-pending magnetic hinges, flip-up doors stay in place, making refilling and packing easy. Pass-through design eases loading from either side. Flip-Door Holding

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Manhattan Filet steak

The Manhattan Filet Project

This is the Manhattan Filet Project, where we’ll show how to take an old-school butcher’s secret and create one “bomb” of a steak! https://youtu.be/nk1OU6_OJJQ Today’s consumers still love a great steak, but many of us are discouraged by the thought of eating a 16 to 24 oz behemoth…so we turn to smaller cuts, like beef

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