FRILICH RAISER INOX Vario Station Buffet Riser
Milk substitutes are becoming increasingly popular and have become an indispensable part of buffets
At breakfast buffets, more and more guests are now asking for almond or oat milk for their morning cereal, or other alternatives to add to their tea or coffee, instead of cow's milk. While the expectation of a varied breakfast offering is increasing, the space on the buffet table remains the same. Often, hotel guests have to ask for an extended choice of milk options and the service team has to bring them specially from the kitchen.
The RAISER INOX 'Vario Station' on a 15 x 15 cm RAISER comprises a small 1 litre milk can with tap as an attractive solution for presenting as many milk substitutes as possible in a clean and hygienic manner in a small space. The compact milk cans are made of 18/10 stainless steel, and the non-drip tap enables drip-free dispensing. With an ice pack hidden in the base, milk, cream and other liquids stay chilled. The raisers in different heights can be combined with each other in many ways. For cereal bowls and coffee cups, the 'Vario Station Duo' version or the medium height of the 'Vario Station Uno' would be suitable. When using coffee mugs, the 'Vario Station Uno' with the taller raisers is recommended. The new FRILICH milk station raisers can also be equipped with porcelain cups to hold tea or coffee spoons, stirrers or sugar next to the hot water dispenser or coffee machine.
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