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Get Going With Your Commercial Propane Coffee MakerThe Economics If you're considering a business in cart-based food services, a commercial propane coffee maker makes perfect sense. Coffee is one of the most popular luxury items, and for good reason; it tastes good cold on a hot day, and is a delicious way to warm up when it's chilly. Propane runs extremely cheap, usually less than a dollar a gallon, and with an efficient commercial propane coffee maker, you can make a significant profit in a short time. The initial investment of a good commercial propane coffee maker can run around $3000, a price easily recouped by establishing a dedicated clientele. This is not hard with a popular beverage like coffee. Propane Pros Propane is green, a byproduct of natural gas. It's a very safe, efficient fuel; there are still propane-run cooler from the thirties that function today! It requires very little compression to form a liquid gas (called LPG) and is thus easy to store and transport. You may be concerned about dealing with gas leaks, but propane, thanks to the additive ethanethiol, is easily detected by the human nose when released into the air. Propane is easily stored in 20 gallon tanks; these are the squat, rounded-off drums you usually see people using when barbequing. A full propane tank is usually very distinct from an empty one; once you become familiar with your commercial propane coffee maker, you will be able to judge the fullness by the heft. If not, the weight of the empty tank is conveniently embossed on the side. A Great Cup Of course, moving your product will be greatly facilitated by being able to make a great cup o'joe. This is where investing in a quality commercial propane coffee maker becomes key. The industry standard is using Italian models, although there are makers from the US and German who have also come a long way in perfecting the art of fine coffee. With a commercial propane coffee maker, you're on your way to a flourishing business! |
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