Doughnut Machine

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Doughnuts: A History
To satisfy the growing demand for doughnuts in one New York neighborhood, a Russian expatriate named Adolph Levitt created the first doughnut machine.

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You could also obtain boxes and bags from the company for packaging the doughnuts. The machines are no longer manufactured as the Food Display Machine.

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Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Inc. announced the location of three new outlets that will be used to test the Company's new Hot Doughnut Machine technology as well as introduce a new store design that has been developed to reflect and enhance the brand's core values. In addition, these stores will feature Krispy Kreme's new expanded beverage program.
The new stores testing the Hot Doughnut Machine technology are scheduled to open in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, near the Company's corporate headquarters, in mid November; and in Greensboro and Charlotte, North Carolina by the end of the year. These test stores will allow Krispy Kreme to further understand and refine the Hot Doughnut Machine technology. If the tests are successful, the Company has the potential to substantially increase the number of Krispy Kreme stores and hot doughnut experiences available to customers. Stores that utilize the Hot Doughnut Machine technology will complement, not replace traditional factory stores. This technology provides Krispy Kreme with the versatility to enter market areas which before were not practical, including certain urban locations, smaller markets, and confined locations such as airports and malls.

A miniature size doughnut fryer has a portable hopper easily removed from the frying machine and which is automatically positioned in an aligned cutting position when installed on the machine. An improved safety cut-out device is provided for a belt drive to assure that the doughnut conveyor stops in an overload condition but which signals the operator that the overload condition is existing. The drive and safety cut-out are provided housed within the heater housing adjacent the frying tank of the machine for ease of assembly and manufacturing cost. The heater element housing is mounted on pivots which allow easy pivotal removal of the heating elements from the frying tank as well as providing a wide stance support for the heating elements when pivoted out of the tank. The drive and control circuitry for the conveyor and the cutter head are interlocked to prevent repetitive cycling of the cutter head during a conveyor overload position. An improved dual head doughnut cutter is also provided. Heretofore doughnut machines have been extremely large and cumbersome to operate, rendering them either of little use for smaller production or too expensive for such smaller production quantities of doughnuts for the small retail outlet. Furthermore, the prior art doughnut machines have in some instances required highly skilled operators for cleaning and servicing. Still further, disassembly and cleaning of the machine which occurs during every 24-hour period also required a highly skilled operator.