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Commercial Kitchen Equipment
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Brullen Frozen Dessert Equipment
Brüllen Frozen Dessert Equipment is a commercial machine range for soft serve, frozen yoghurt, acai, gelato and sorbet. Brüllen currently offers countertop, twin-system and floor-standing machines for different production volumes.
Buyers should confirm the required product mix, single or twin pour, gravity or air-tube feed, hourly output, hopper and cylinder capacity, cooling system, electrical specification, dimensions and after-sales support for the selected machine.
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