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Offer a wide selection of toppings to your customers, and treat them to a unique dessert experience by letting them pick and choose ingredients and add-ons to their standard orders with a refrigerated topping dispenser.
Also called a refrigerated fountainette, a refrigerated topping dispenser is an essential addition to any ice cream station. Refrigerated topping dispensers provide the flexibility you need to meet customer demands, making them a profitable component of your business. They are the perfect companion to your ice cream dipping cabinet or soft-serve machine, as they allow you to take your delicious creations to the next level by giving customers the irresistible option to upgrade their orders with their choice of additional flavorings and ice cream toppings.
Refrigerated topping dispensers have adjustable temperature controls that give you the ability to manage the environment in which your products are stored so you can be confident that when you need caramel syrup, cookie dough, sprinkles, or hot fudge, you have a high-quality supply of fresh and within easy reach at all times.
Our refrigerated topping dispensers from top brands like Silver King and Norlake feature pumping jars at the top for holding and dispensing a spread of sauces and syrups while the insulated pans are perfect for arranging a range of toppings. The bottom is a refrigerated base with shelves perfect for chilling extra ingredients. The units have a stainless steel exterior that is durable and resistant to rust and wear.
CKitchen is home to an impressive line of restaurant equipment and food service supplies from some of the most trusted brands in the industry. We offer the lowest prices guaranteed plus free shipping so you can add all the kitchen equipment and supplies you need to run your operation without spending more than you have to. For any question regarding our products, our food service equipment consultants are always ready to help via call or email.
