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START THE DAY THE HATCO WAY

6th May 2008, 4:14pm

With fast casual dining on the increase, finding the right equipment to create a good breakfast offering can often prove a headache for outlets.

Not anymore, as Hatco's impressive new slot toaster offers unrivalled functionality and style to create perfect toast every time.

Toast is a firm favourite with consumers, whether it be served on its own with a tasty array of preserves or topped with beans or scrambled egg for a filling snack. And with almost a quarter of breakfasts out of home consisting of toast alone, toaster choice is a crucial decision for outlets serving breakfast.

Hatco's new pull up slot toaster has all the right credentials. Available in four slot and six slot models, the Hatco slot toaster is built to withstand the rigours of a busy kitchen and offers extreme convenience in both operation and maintenance. What's more, with a stylish, polished stainless steel exterior it even beats competitors on looks.

But this is more than just a shiny, heavy-duty toaster – it offers unrivalled flexibility and user-friendliness to meet the demands of outlets of all sizes.

Operators can choose from two, four or six slot operation where applicable to save energy consumption on small toast runs, while the stainless steel finish and removable crumb tray ensures cleaning is easy.

Not even the recurring theme of skills shortages can halt the Hatco slot toaster, which offers easy-to-use control knobs for perfect toast and is simple to dismantle so even untrained staff can change elements without calling out expensive engineers.

For more information on the Hatco range of products please call 01509 260140 or visit www.hatcocorp.com

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