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Issue 155

January 2010

CTC LAUNCHES THE POWERFUL NEW VITA-MIX XL BLENDER AT HOTELYMPIA

 

 

Cooking Technology & Concepts, a specialist distributor of innovative and cutting edge food preparation equipment for top chefs, is sharing a stand at Hotelympia 2010 (28 February - 04 March at Excel) with its parent company, Magrini Limited. Amongst a wide portfolio of specialist equipment, CTC will be launching the new high power Vita-Mix XL blender and introducing a new sous-vide slow cooking kit by Polyscience.

As usual, experienced chefs will be on hand to demonstrate recipes made using the world renowned Pacojet food processing system. Beloved of top chefs around the world, Pacojet is a patented and unique food processing system, acclaimed its ability to produce dishes with a supreme texture and flavour intensity. In addition, visitors to the stand will be able to see many other pieces of essential equipment in the CTC portfolio, including the Anti-griddle, the Gastrovac and the smoking gun.

The Vita-Mix XL, the largest capacity countertop blender on the market, will make its UK debut at the Show. This is a more powerful blender than anything before seen in this country. Imported by CTC on an exclusive basis from Vita-Mix Foodservice in Cleveland, Ohio, it features a 4.2 peak horsepower motor and an unprecedented 5.7 litre blending capacity. Its additional size and power reduces preparation time and increases efficiency. Now chefs can prepare multiple servings in a single batch (up to twenty-four 8oz servings) while eliminating unnecessary chopping.

The powerful 4.2 peak horsepower motor allows heavy viscosity blending for foodstuffs as diverse as tomatoes and dense meat and the extra large 5.7 litre capacity container safely blends both hot and cold ingredients. The XL has a low countertop profile and removable lid, which make it easy to add ingredients whilst blending. Its pulse function and variable speed control increase blending versatility

The benefits of slow cooking using a thermal circulator and a water bath are becoming widely acknowledged by top chefs. This new sous-vide kit from Polyscience will appeal to many chefs wishing to harness this new technique in their cuisine. It comprises a tried and tested Polyscience 7306C thermal circulator with protective cage and an 18 litre clear polycarbonate cooking tank. A custom fit lid is included, which is designed to keep heat and steam in the water bath. The kit is complete with a free book entitled "Sous Vide" by Thomas Keller, which is jam-packed with slow cooking recipes by the great chef.

Looking forward to the Show, Sales Director, Graham Bagnall, commented: "We launched the CTC division of Magrini at the last Hotelympia and have since been astonished by the level of interest from chefs around the world visiting our website, www.cookingconcepts.co.uk for detailed information. However, there is nothing like the hands on nature of the Hotelympia exhibition for chefs to see for themselves just what help and inspiration our equipment can give them. As usual, at the heart of our stand, will be continuous demonstrations of the Pacojet system, which always prove so popular. "

 

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