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Far as I can tell, someone wrote:
Hi Everyone I intend to start a high production of soft pretzel for wholesale distribution. i need any help and coments about who manufacture the best automated equipment and pricing. and can we produce pretzel in rotary ovens the type we use for dough? Surprisingly, there was NO pretzel makers of any kind on E-Bay. I outfitted most of my bagel shop on E-Bay. (There are two bagel divider/formers), but nothing for pretzels except the ever present display cases. Never having made a pretzel, I don't know what to look for, but I'm sure they are out there. Here's an interesting article I found. This guy makes his by hand. Maybe that's the way to go. http://www.salisburypost.com/november99/112499p.htm |
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In rec.food.cooking Zaher wrote:
Hi Everyone I intend to start a high production of soft pretzel for wholesale distribution. i need any help and coments about who manufacture the best automated equipment and pricing. and can we produce pretzel in rotary ovens the type we use for dough? Your question is really outside the scope of the rec.food.cooking group. Try reading any food instrusty magazines to see if they have ads in them for the type of equipment you need, or perhaps information about industry groups where you might ask your questions. |
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