Welcome to High Sabatino's Foodservice Equipment Blog

At the University of Richmond, the commitment to excellence is not just a slogan but a guiding principle that shapes every aspect of campus life, including dining services. This dedication is reflected in the high-quality equipment and innovative technologies employed to meet and exceed the expectations of Richmond's vibrant campus community, and this certainly includes its foodservice programs.

It's hard to find a steakhouse in and around Washington, D.C., that doesn't embrace the dry aging concept. After all, dry aging has great impact on the flavor and texture of steaks, but why? The answers are rooted in science.

The iVario Pro from RATIONAL is one of the most intelligent and easy-to-use pieces of foodservice equipment in the industry. Capable of delivering a range of cooking processes from a single footprint, it can deliver high volumes of food at high quality.

Helping a customer select the right foodservice equipment is at the heart of every foodservice equipment dealer's transaction. The right selection can increase the operation's efficiency, quality, success, and profitability -- factors that can help make dealer-operator partnerships more impactful.

Sometimes when foodservice equipment is so innovative and complex in its applications, it can be helpful to see some basic operational tips and tricks. This is part one of our series on RATIONAL tips and tricks, and this one focuses on sounds.

PizzaMaster is one of the revolutionary lines in the pizza industry, and we were happy to share our knowledge of their units at a recent PizzaMaster Master Class. Because all of their ovens are powered by electricity, they stand at the forefront of the future of pizza as more locations shift to electricity over gas.

At High Sabatino, we are pleased to announce a new addition to our lineup of culinary-focused solutions -- Pacojet.

Pizza-making is an art form requiring precision, passion, and the perfect combination of ingredients. As any master pizzaiolo knows, achieving pizza perfection starts with exceptional dough and ends with a superior oven. The tips we've compiled here from Master Pizzaiolo Bryan Spangler will help highlight these important ideas -- and more -- because, as any operator knows, pizza is a way of life.

There are many advantages of off-premise dining, a trend that was certainly heightened by the recent COVID pandemic. While health and safety concerns drove the trend four years ago, today it's more about the convenience off-premise dining can offer. There have been some changes in consumer preferences, though.

Wine lovers understand the importance of proper wine storage. The right environment not only preserves the flavors and other desired qualities of wine but can also add a beautiful aesthetic to any restaurant. Even more important for operators, it can lead to increased (and impulse) purchases that can drive profits from this all-important product sector.