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Old 03-05-2008, 06:57 PM
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HI I am new to catering and would like to know how I get around not having a refrigerated truck for catering. The health dept. wants to know that info in order for me to get my license. I am also wondering if anyone knows of a commercial kitchen for rent in the Baltimore County area of Maryland. Any suggestions on how to transport food with out the truck?
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What type of cold food do you plan on transporting shape-wise?

We usually use Cambros.
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Ditto on the cambros.
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What about hot food as well?


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We usually use Cambros.
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Yes... just keep them seperated. LOL

The Cambro box works as in insulator for either hot or cold food.
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I saw that...Thanks. I guess I should have waited to ask that question.

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Yes... just keep them seperated. LOL

The Cambro box works as in insulator for either hot or cold food.
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