Heated & Refrigerated Meal Delivery Carts
Meal delivery carts move plated trays from the central kitchen to patients and residents while keeping hot food hot and cold food cold. Retherm systems go a step further: trays are assembled cold, held under refrigeration and then reheated on the cart on a schedule, which separates food production from service times. Facilities choose between cook-serve and cook-chill workflows, tray counts per cart, docking stations and the electrical supply available on each floor. These systems are common in hospitals, long-term care and correctional food service, where the time between kitchen and bedside decides food quality.
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What is the difference between a heated cart and a retherm cart?
A heated cart only keeps food hot. A retherm cart holds the tray chilled and reheats the hot items on board shortly before service.
What should I measure before choosing a meal delivery cart?
Elevator and door widths, corridor turns, tray format, trays per unit and the electrical supply where carts dock or charge.
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