Posts by TheUnknownCook

Pete: Sears: Work-Boots, Slip-Resistant, Culinary & Food Services, Roebuck's Boots. Kmart: Work & Safety, Slip-Resistant, SafeTrax: Work & Safety. I did not find the particular model, which you mentioned....

MacGregor: When I was a seaman-trainee, it was mandatory to wear steel-toed, black, leather, work-boots, even in the galley. I still prefer boots in the kitchen, for ankle-support, and overall foot protection. I do buy insoles for my...

Pablo71: Hola! There are apparently, 3 culinary/cookery schools in Buenos Aires, listed in Shaw Guides: Argentina. The URL to BUE Trainers in Shaw Guides' website is incomplete, and the link was broken. The Bue Trainers and Gato...

HomeMadeCook: Riverside Community College It is not listed in Shaw Guides. Good luck.

vas38: I hope that you find these links useful: Japan Woodworker Japanese Chefs Knife Japanese Knife Direct Knife Merchant Cookware Dexter-Russell Mundial Sushimen's Line [mirror website] LamsonSharp Fallkniven F....

JStevens213: I do not know if this is helpful or not, but here are: Shaw's Guide to Recreational Cooking & Wine Schools: North Carolina and Shaw Guides Career Cooking & Wine Schools: North Carolina. Good luck!

ziee: I have studied: Hotel Management, Restaurant Management, Culinary Arts, Baking and Pastry Arts, not to mention, Industrial Arts. There is nothing wrong with studying Hotel Management. Many of the Hotel Management...

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gobblygook: Chef pants are usually the baggy sweatpants-style pants for mobility and ventilation. Some have cargo-style pockets, and vented-mesh inserts. Chefworks Cool Vent Chefthreads Cook Shirts   Greg: I wear...

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