Galarza: Commercial gas kitchen temperatures can reach 135 degrees Fahrenheit
Chris Galarza · Will America’s commercial kitchens go electric? · Apr 19, 2023 · at 5:24
Chef Chris Galarza and journalist Miles O'Brien describe the extreme heat and working conditions inside conventional gas-powered commercial kitchens.
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“I have looked down at my thermometer, like, I would have a, like, a thermometer in my chef coat, and it would read a 135 degrees Fahrenheit.”
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