Tag: Can Opener

Sustainability in a kitchen environment is often associated with big changes such as switching to energy-efficient appliances, reducing plastic packaging, or composting food waste. While these steps are important, sustainability is just as much about the everyday tools we use and how long they last. One small but surprisingly impactful example is ...

When kitchens experience staffing shortages, managers often focus on recruitment, scheduling, or streamlining menus. While these approaches matter, one strategic lever is consistently overlooked: the quality and capability of the equipment being used.  In today’s hospitality landscape, many kitchens are operating with fewer hands-on ...

New Look. Same Bonzer® Performance. Bonzer®, the original name in professional-grade can openers for over 75 years, has unveiled a bold new look for its industry-leading Classic R Can Opener. Effective immediately, the entire Bonzer® can opener range will now be available exclusively in a sleek, matte black finish with the ...

How To Choose The Right Can Opener - A Guide To Bonzer Can OpenersIn any busy kitchen, speed and efficiency are everything—and few tools are as essential to that workflow as a reliable can opener. Canned food has long been one of the great conveniences of modern catering, but opening those tins day in, day out requires equipment that can keep ...

Press Release Start:---When you see a red knob in the kitchen, you know it’s a Bonzer can opener, the market leader in professional tin openers, and has been for nearly a century.  From the 1st July 2023 every Bonzer can opener will come with a Lifetime Warranty. This will make UK chefs very happy indeed.    Brave you ...

Everyone knows that the Bonzer brand name is synonymous with quality, efficiency and above all durability, but even we were a little surprised to hear that one of our signature Bonzer Can Opener products had spent the last 70 years stranded in the Antarctic! The story of this castaway can opener first came to our attention when we received a phone ...

Let’s rewind back in time to 1795 when French Military leader, Napoleon Bonaparte, offered a substantial prize for anyone who could invent a preservation method that would enable the army’s food to stay fresher for longer. In the early 1800s, an inventor named Peter Durand stepped up to the challenge and invented the world’s first ...