#bakery counter

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"Peggy Working at the Bakery"

digital collage & digital painting by Mick Mather

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[coolworldindia]

Common Deep Freezer Issues and How to Fix Them

A deep freezer is a crucial appliance for long-term storage of food and other perishable items. However, it can encounter issues over time. Understanding common problems and fixing them can help maintain the freezer and extend its lifespan. Here are some solutions:

1. Freezer Not Cooling Properly

Symptoms: Food is not frozen solid due to an internal temperature exceeding the set level.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

Clean the dirty condenser coils with a vacuum or brush. If the thermostat isn't working, replace it if needed. If the refrigerant levels are low, professional service is needed to check and refill it. These issues can impede the cooling process in the freezer.

2. Freezer Making Strange Noises

Symptoms: The text describes unusual noises such as buzzing, clicking, or humming.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

Check for loose components in the freezer, tighten them if necessary. Replace a worn-out evaporator fan motor if noise is present. If the compressor is failing, it may require professional repair or replacement.

3. Frost Build-Up

Symptoms: The freezer is experiencing excessive frost accumulation.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

Damaged or dirty door seals can cause frost build-up. Clean or replace if damaged. Minimize frequent door openings to prevent warm air entry. If the defrost cycle isn't running, the timer may need replacement.

4. Freezer Leaking Water

Symptoms: The freezer is experiencing water pooling around or inside.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

The freezer may be blocked in the drain tube, preventing proper water drainage during defrost cycles. Clear the blockage with warm water or a pipe cleaner. Ensure the freezer is level for proper drainage.

5. Freezer Runs Constantly

Symptoms: The freezer motor seems to be continuously running.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

Clean dirty condenser coils for improved efficiency. Replace worn-out door seal to prevent cold air escape. Replace defective temperature control unit for proper regulation.

6. Interior Light Not Working

Symptoms: The light inside the freezer does not activate upon opening the door.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

Replace a burned-out bulb with a new one, and check if the door switch is functioning properly by replacing it.

7. Bad Odors Inside Freezer

Symptoms: There are unpleasant odors emanating from the freezer.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

Remove expired or spoiled food, clean the dirty interior with baking soda and water to eliminate odors, and clean the drain pan under the freezer to prevent bacteria accumulation and odors.

8. Freezer Not Turning On

Symptoms: The freezer is not functioning properly.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

To fix power supply issues, check the power cord and outlet, ensure the freezer is properly plugged in and functioning, reset the breaker or replace the fuse, and replace the start relay on the compressor if necessary.

Regular maintenance and timely troubleshooting are crucial for maintaining the efficiency and longevity of your deep freezer. Some issues can be resolved with DIY fixes, while others may require professional intervention. Understanding common problems and their solutions ensures a reliable appliance for preserving food and other perishable items.

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Bakery Display Counter: A Guide to Choosing the Right Style and Layout

When it comes to setting up a bakery or food service establishment, selecting the right type of bakery display counter is of utmost importance. It is because a bakery display counter helps in drawing the attention of the customers to the delicious baked goods served at a bakery. Thanks to the right display counter, one can enhance the look and functionality of a bakery.

But with several styles and layouts available for a display counter, choosing the right one can be quite challenging for you. In this guide, we’ll offer you a detailed overview of the types of bakery display counters available in the market. Hence, you can get an idea of how to choose the best one as per your bakery’s specific requirements.

Read More At : https://www.riddhidisplay.com/blog/bakery-display-counter-a-guide-to-choosing-the-right-style-and-layout/

[casualavocados]

Do you think I should buy a birthday cake? But I've been stood up three times. [...] Although I don't know what happened between you and your friend, it's always happier to spend your birthday with someone you like.

KISEKI: DEAR TO ME Ep. 04

[brocantevintage]

[froggychair05]

I bought some dollhouse furniture today :)

[omtai]

i really wonder what makes customer think that when you put on a polo shirt with the store’s logo that that makes you all-knowing and all-powerful. I am being paid ten bucks to be nice to you. Give me a break

[fieriframes]

[Now, it's a sandwich counter and a restaurant and lycaon made, And in an ivory scabbard sheath'd the blade, and they got their own bakery, and they got a gift shop you would not forget.]

[vox-anglosphere]

Sweet aromas from the Gingerbread Bakeshop in Grasmere, Cumbria

[softquietsteadylove]

Ahhhh second first date! Second first date! Of course i need to know how it goes!!

"And the server was definitely super jealous of me."

Thena laughed again. That was all she'd been doing since they left the house, she was quite sure. Since Gil 'picked her up', that was to say.

It was very sweet. He had showed up at her guest room door, dressed up and with a charming smile, even making an attempt to look nervous. He asked if she was ready, offered his arm; he was the perfect gentleman for their first date.

Her second chance.

Of course she had to know more about their first-first date. And Gil was happy to elucidate her once she insisted enough that telling her that much would not cause her brain to catch fire (as the doctor seemed to have implied in some way).

"But it was a nice dinner, then I walked you back to where you were staying at the end of the beach," he recounted, his eyes completely starry. "I had never gotten to actually have a romantic walk on the beach, before. Total bucket list stuff."

"It sounds lovely," she remarked mildly, without much choice with no memory of it for herself.

"The moon was out and everything, and it looked really pretty with your hair and your white dress, and the shawl thing-y you had on over it." Gil gestured vaguely to simulate the flowing garment she had worn over her bare shoulders. It certainly painted a picture, and she was quite sure she knew what he was referring to, having glimpsed a long white shawl in their closet.

She tried not to laugh too hard, mindful of the gentle atmosphere of the bakery. The tables were really just for people waiting for orders. They didn't have a fancy coffee machine, or an official barista. But Gil did bring out cups of real, boiled hot cocoa from the back--a secret only for their own, of course. They were waiting on their fresh baked pastries to come out and cool.

"I was so distracted by you that I didn't even realise when we were back at your doorstep," he sighed, but his comedic tone faded. He looked at her more softly, leaning his cheek against his hand. "I told you flat out that I was having such a good time I wished you were staying further away."

Thena attempted to laugh into her mug, this time.

"You laughed at it then, too." He sounded more wistful now. "But I told you I was serious and asked if I could see you again. I don't know why you were so surprised."

Probably because she had never been one to be asked out by someone like him. Men, sure, but not very sweet, very funny, very honest gentlemen like Gil. Just...men. She wasn't approachable enough for someone as sweet and charming as Gil.

She still thought that, to a degree.

"But you agreed, and I asked if I could kiss you too," he at least smiled at this part of the story, although his longing for the past remained. "You said I didn't have to ask, which wasn't a yes, but I guessed I was supposed to read between the lines."

Again, the Thena in the story and Thena herself in the present were different people. But she felt her stomach clench faintly at the idea.

"I did kiss you," Gil sighed, returning to his lighter, more jovial tone. "And it totally blew my mind. I mean if I wasn't in love with you already, that would'a done it."

"Gil," she admonished lightly, partly laughing and partly sheepish at the description of this passionate kiss she couldn't remember at all.

"What?" he chuckled before taking a sip of his own hot chocolate. "You wanted to know. And that date changed the rest of my life, sweetheart."

She liked it when he called her that. She nodded, looking down at her mug. "I suppose I did. It's a nice story."

"Yeah," Gil concluded, although his sigh felt a little heavier.

She still didn't have any memories of her own to contribute. But she attempted to jump over that wave of guilt, trying to put a smile back on his handsome face. "What was our second date like?"

He clearly knew what she was trying to do, but he kept quiet about it at least. He pulled himself up in his seat and started his next story. "Well, we were still on vacation. I asked a little more about you, and you at least told me you were an artist, and you were there on leave because you found teaching wasn't really your thing."

Thena winced faintly. She was sure that was an understatement. She did have memories of teaching before moving to their current residence, and none of them made her glad to have them instead of memories of Gil.

"I told you that I had been a boxer in college, and that I was just working some boring office job and also wanted," he paused to shrug and make a face, "a change of scenery."

They were both in the midst of becoming different people when they met. How fascinating, Thena mused. Although she was quite sure Gil had always been sweet and charming and funny. Just a feeling.

"It was actually you, on that date, who asked what I liked to do for fun," he admitted much more quietly. He looked down at the table, picking at a chip in the lacquer. "I told you I liked baking and you said I could try working part time in it, just to see if I liked it enough to make it my job."

"It sounds like something I would suggest," she agreed. It was hard to imagine the man she knew now doing anything else, really. Although it was almost funny to imagine him stuffing those muscles of his into a regular office suit.

"I said I'd give it a try," he chuckled, reaching for her hand. She gave it reflexively, sense memory knowing Gil much better than her own mind. He kissed her knuckle. "And now I have the best job in the world."

She smiled down at their adjoined hands as well, feeling as if the weight of the world were on top of them. "The date, Gil?"

"Right, right," he chuckled, allowing her to move the story away from the more emotional of the topics. "Well, you suggested that, and I asked about your art some more. And since the restaurant looked kind of full, and I didn't think that was your scene, I asked if you wanted to walk along the boardwalk a little first."

"We walked by a bakery there, and you asked me what everything was, since I was 'the expert' and all."

That also sounded like something she would say; Thena attempted not to roll her eyes at herself.

"I pointed out the regular stuff," he shrugged and even looked at the pastry cases in front of them in the moment. "Croissants, cupcakes, they had some tarts. You asked about one in particular."

Thena tilted her head as he paused, but she leaned back as he did, having been so sucked into the story that she didn't even notice Ajak coming over with two small plates.

"Thanks," Gil smiled at the petite woman, obviously familiar with her.

"Thank you," Thena added, keeping her eyes on the woman who only smiled and waved in response. Ajak knew her, Thena was aware, but Gil had been determined that they could meet formally when Thena felt more ready to reintroduce those parts of their life to herself.

"This is called a petit four, just a small cake," he chuckled, turning his own plate so she could admire the little dessert from all sides. "It's pretty old school, but you asked me about it when I pointed it out to you. I bought one so you could sample it, even though you told me not to."

Thena eyed the little dessert. It seemed to be vanilla, small and glazed completely white. There was something on the top of it.

"I add just a little sea salt to mine. Call it a secret ingredient."

It was just a hint of salt, but it sank into the sweetness immediately. Just like on that day five years ago, she had tasted the saltiness of the ocean air around them as she took a bite. She could remember the wind on her skin, and how warm Gil's hand was in contrast. The smell of the little shop and the breeze around them, and Gil's cologne wafting gently over to her.

Thena whipped her head up at him. He blinked at her sudden movement but didn't say anything. He was trying to read the expression on her face.

She didn't have any other memories of it. Just that one moment had jumped out at her as she had tasted that same taste--perhaps an improvement upon it. She could remember Gil's smile as she had told him that she liked it.

"You promised."

"Hm?"

She blinked, trying not to cry over a silly little cake. "You promised you would make me one sometime. I told you I expected it to be better, since you were indeed, 'the expert'."

Gil teared up immediately. Of course he did, the gentle hearted giant. "Y-You-"

She looked down at her cake again, the pressure immediately mounting. "It's just that one moment. I can't remember past that. But-"

Thena startled as he launched from his seat across the tiny cafe table from her. He caught her lips at a funny angle, but they both tasted like chocolate and vanilla and sea salt. Her eyes fluttered.

"Sorry," he chuckled, offering a sheepish grin as he seated himself, ignoring the worried glances of other bakery patrons. "Couldn't help myself."

"Hm," she pursed her lips faintly, and he returned to his cake, unable to keep himself from staring at her. She dabbed at her lips, resisting the urge to fan herself. She still had her coat on, but it felt far too hot now in their little corner by the window. "Whatever happened to asking?"

"You told me I didn't have to ask."

[comfymoth]

sometimes the only way to deal with your job is to imagine your little blorbos doing it. and then just get way too invested in that

[lazarus-lazuli]

i might be autistic tbh bc whenever someone comes at me with a nasty attitude instead of getting offended or angry i am just Shocked. like speechless. flabbergasted. not even in a “how could you be mean to me, i am just a wittel forest creture i cannot change this 🥺” way but in a “how in the actual fuck am i meant to respond to that’ type of way

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[magicalgirlmindcrank]

"I work as chocolatier and we'd NEVER touch filthy American chocolate" do. do u think the US with a population of 300m people has no chocolatiers? No chocolate produced without preservatives? no home baked chocolates of any kind?