What Commercial Oven Are You Using?

Business By CakeMasterG Updated 9 Jul 2007 , 1:47pm by CindiM

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CakeMasterG Posted 7 Jul 2007 , 12:18pm
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I've been looking at ovens for our hopefully soon to open cake studio. We were looking at the Deluxe Oven CR-2-6 and going with a double stack. Now we are leaning towards a single rack oven. What are you using? Did you buy new or used? What would you do differently now that you have 'been there, done that'?

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vrmcc1 Posted 8 Jul 2007 , 2:45am
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If your in the markert for used equipment try looking on http://www.auctionzip.com/ and going to a local resturant supply auction. I recently bought a Blodgett electric full size oven (that works but needs a good scrub) for $5.00. And a 1/2 size gas one (at a different auction) for $100. Also have picked up cash register, pans, racks and tables pretty cheap. Just missed a copycake machine it went for $30.

HTH Val

oh....I don't even have a commerical kitchen yet so I can't say if they are going to be right for me or not yet, just going to store it for a while until I'm ready, they were too cheap to pass up.

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cakesondemand Posted 8 Jul 2007 , 6:04am
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I have a US Range/Garland and you can load it up with cakes its so big I went with the single oven and 6 racks but use 5 racks. I bought it new. You need to check your electrical to see if you have a phase 1 or 3 and if you have 240v.

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sbcakes Posted 9 Jul 2007 , 12:40pm
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Originally Posted by vrmcc1

If your in the markert for used equipment try looking on http://www.auctionzip.com/ and going to a local resturant supply auction. I recently bought a Blodgett electric full size oven (that works but needs a good scrub) for $5.00. And a 1/2 size gas one (at a different auction) for $100. Also have picked up cash register, pans, racks and tables pretty cheap. Just missed a copycake machine it went for $30.

HTH Val

oh....I don't even have a commerical kitchen yet so I can't say if they are going to be right for me or not yet, just going to store it for a while until I'm ready, they were too cheap to pass up.




I live in PA also, and would love to know where you got such a good deal on that oven? Thanks!!

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CindiM Posted 9 Jul 2007 , 1:47pm
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CakeMasterG, I have a Deluxe CR2-3. I bought it new 6+ years ago.
It was my gift to myself when I opened my shop. I would have bought the CR2-4, if I did it again. When brides peek into my commercial kitchen, I show them my "special cake oven".
I really love it. thumbs_up.gif

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