Canada's Definitive Commercial Refrigeration, Ice & Beverage Equipment Buying Guide

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Juice Dispensers

These dispensers can come as simple as a tabletop

beverage server; however for our purposes, we’re looking

at units like the Eurodib CD3J. These units are not suitable

for milk products, juices containing pulp or carbonated

drinks due to the mixing paddle agitation.

Eurodib CD units come standard with a 3 gallon bowl

from 1 to 4 hoppers and can be upgraded to a 6.6 gallon

bowl for maximum output. They are a full stainless and

ABS exterior with adjustable temperature control and a

2-piece, no drip all stainless steel faucet.

Cold Water Dispensers

New water dispensers have entered the market for

dispensing cold still and sparkling water on demand.

They are countertop or drop in models that fit nicely in

a service station or bar. Many restaurants offer still or

sparkling water and are purchasing either or both as part

of their consumables. This is an ongoing expense. With

these units, the ROI can be quick with charging for the still

or sparkling as usual but having it made onsite. Another

revenue driver for something as simple as water.

The BUNN Refresh unit provides push-and-hold buttons

for still & sparkling water and is the perfect unit to add

infused waters and natural ingredients for crafted

beverages to increase profitability.

Iced Tea Dispensers

More common in the US than Canada, iced tea dispensers are an

option for keeping iced tea ready and waiting for service. These units

typically work with a tea brewer that brews directly into the dispensers

that can then be placed on a buffet line or in a service station for high-

volume needs.

BUNN’s Tea Brewer have adjustable steep time for more control over

flavour extraction and allows for brewing directly into the server for

easy use.