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I don't personally but, I have cooked them for events. Thanks for commenting.

Good question I haven’t tried that sorry

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100% this was filmed in my personal kitchen I love this machine

Glad to help!

Thanks for the positive feedback

The majority of the time spent in any restaurant is prep. Without proper prep, you have a rough night if you make it through at all anything that can help you to cut down on your time when you’re making your dishes is a bonus.

​@@emoneyblue I provided a couple of links in my last post showing the commercial equipment in my home kitchen. I hope you watched them. I began with home use equipment and switched over to commercial appliances for a reason. In my case, the more I used fresh ingredients, the less I had to rely on pre-processed meals, or pre-processed ingredients to make meals at home. The more high quality meals I was able to cook at home, the less I had to eat in restaurants. Attempting to accomplish this using only basic equipment, like a knife and a cutting board, used up so much time I was unable to do it. When I looked at the money I was spending in restaurants, the justification of purchasing high quality commercial kitchen equipment became a no brainer. I began with the usual home use appliances but found them to be less efficient and useful than I had hoped. I began switching over to commercial appliances because they were able to process larger batches in a more time efficient manner. The cost of new commercial kitchen equipment can be staggering so I purchased the equipment used at fire sale prices; then repaired it if that was necessary. Something most home cooks don't realize is, cooking equipment made for home kitchens is designed to be used for a period of time then thrown away. Commercial kitchen equipment is designed to be repaired if it breaks down. This means that used commercial equipment purchased for pennies on the dollar, can be repaired to new working condition. Companies that manufacture home use appliances put computers on them knowing that when the computer fails, the appliance is worthless. After a few years the companies that manufacture home kitchen appliances no longer supply the computer boards; which essentially forces the customer to purchase a new appliance. I learned this the hard way when I purchased a KitchenAid range. The computer board blew out making the entire stove virtually worthless. The new board cost 25% of the cost of a new stove. Instead of replacing the board, I threw the stove away and replaced it with a restaurant stove that does not have a computer on it. I have used the restaurant stove for more than 20 years and it works as well as when it was brand new. Your Robot Coupe R2 is a commercial food processor that uses simple basic electronic components like: Off-On switches, a motor, a motor capacitor, a thermal breaker, a safety interlock mechanism, and some wires. I currently use a 301 Ultra; which is basically an R2 with a magnetic safety interlock. I also own about ten R2s, that I bought as used broken machines and restored them. Some had electronic issues, bad bearings, one had a broken base. All of them were fairly easy to repair and the parts were available.

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Believe it or not it’s healthy for you and do you notice it in the ice cream?

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I have so much major commercial equipment to make sausage but I closed the restaurant due to c19 and all the kids have moved out so I only make small batches now but I will film the next batch I make so stay tuned . 😊

​@emoneyblue sound good 👍🏽

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Sure dont thats why I stated it!

@@emoneyblue was just messing with you lol your all good

Check out my other videos that have the entire process broke down.

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As the title describes sweet/spicy if you want sweet just leave off the pepper Hope this helps.

Glad I was able to help.

its discontinued, sorry but you can search Sears for the manual

star san and a a brush used to clean my carboy.

same way just adjust it to the desired temp and plug into your unit

I love it!!

@@emoneyblue I'm cooking my oxtail and black-eyed peas (onions and okra too)!

Sorry to hear that but I don’t have a clue on that one. Best wishes and I hope you can get it repaired asap and as cheap as possible.

@@emoneyblue i appreciate your response. I've put aside a few Thousands of dollars for this project.

I’m sure you will love it!

You will confirm how easy it is after your done . Peace and hope all goes well for you, let me know how it was?

Done. Yeah that was easy. Too easy. It's back to charging at over 14 volts.

@@stevejones9044 BAM! You the man!

Hello, and thanks for your comments. The large tank is a holding tank with a bladder inside. Every once in a while, you can remove it and drain the water out by holding the air pin in and drain the water but then you have to put it back to the proper psi are using an air pump and air gauge. It doesn’t require that much I don’t know for certain I believe it’s like six or 8 pounds on the smaller tanks don’t quote me, but no maintenance is required that I know of if it’s not broke, don’t fix it

@@emoneyblue thanks. god bless

I’m so glad it helped, thanks for commenting

Not sure of the type you have but the standard ones just push in on the outer rim while gently pulling in the hose and in comes out make sure the water pressure is off. Hope this helps.

I use a vacuum sealer but, you could close the bag and only leave enough room for a plastic straw and remove as much as you can that way. Hope this helps??

@@emoneyblue It surely does. Thanks!

25’ each

its all online

A barbed fitting and some clear hose use gravity to allow the beer into the keg. Hope this answers your question.

I think so! I’ll let you know how it goes once I get there! Thank you so much for the quick reply!

Looking forward to hear from you I guarantee it’s a keeper. I only post recipes that I use over and over but you can always tweak it to your liking. I actually advise it. Cheers, mate.

Always

Home Depot or Lowes have them in the RO dept its a filter wrench

@@emoneyblue oh thank you very much for letting me know and I will look for it.😃✌️💡