Pizza prep tables are large commercial kitchen work tables with refrigeration units underneath them, and these tables are commonly placed in restaurants, pizzerias, and establishments that serve Italian food. Pizza prep tables are mainly used to hold ingredients. They are similar to a buffet table in that they can be loaded with different foods, and guests can come up and serve themselves. They are manufactured using stainless steel or aluminum. These materials are easy to clean and will not rust or corrode over time. The table surface should be stainless steel, cast iron, or enamel to prevent discoloration. Some models are made from aluminum or other metals. The main purpose of these tables is food storage, so they will have to be made from a material that won’t transfer any flavors or odors to the pizza. Some of the most common features of these tables include stainless steel construction, a drain for easy cleaning, a large interior for lots of capacity, and various racks for different uses. There are also some tables with sinks, refrigeration, and even others with a warming drawer.
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Pizza Prep Tables
Designed to help streamline your entire pizza assembly process, a pizza prep table is a horizontal refrigeration unit with both storage space and work space. The refrigerated compartment(s) beneath the work surface are typically accessed by door and storage capacity varies by model. All pizza prep table refrigerators will keep your prepped and unprepared toppings properly preserved and ready to go at a moment's notice.
The top of the pizza prep unit incorporates additional ingredient storage and a cutting board/pizza assembly area. The ingredients are stored in food pans which are kept cool by refrigerated air that is circulated beneath and around them in a cut out area in the unit's top. A hinged top can be lowered over the food pans to protect them and keep cold air in. A long cutting board allows space for prepping toppings as well as placing pizza dough so you can pile it on.