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Why Independent Kitchen Solutions&Why did we get started on this project Several years ago, at Atlanta Restaurant Exchange, we had a commissary kitchen for lease.   We received only a few inquiries and it took a long time to lease the space.  Several months after the space was leased, the phone started ringing with people looking for a commissary kitchen space.  Soon, we began receiving email inquiries, in addition to the phone calls.Fast forward to last March, we were receiving 3 or 4 phone calls each day, and more than a dozen email inquiries weekly.  Due to the changes in Health Department regulations, hundreds of people were being  “put out of business.” Many people were supplementing their family income or providing all of their family income by using local churches’ kitchens to bake cookies, which they then could sell to coffee houses etc. When these Small Food Producers and Caterers who had been using friends’ restaurants tried to renew their business licenses they were often told that the licenses could not be renewed, because each business had to have its own fully licensed kitchen facility in which to produce their products. Every day we hear from with people who are on the verge of losing everything, and it is disturbing to hear the stories. For example:  a baker, whose husband and children depended on her to pay the bills while her husband was out of work.  She was able to make an arrangement to use a local church kitchen and was able to keep the family in their home with the income from her cupcakes.  She was forced to abandon this  arrangement and out of business by the changes in regulations, and has nowhere else to turn.   Another couple used all of a 401k to purchase a food truck, with great ideas and a dream that was sure to be a success with hard work and dedication.  Now they have a "food truck ornament" in their back yard.  These stories have been repeated hundreds of times. These stories of dedicated people, who are not taking handouts from the government, keep us motivated to try to continue to provide approved kitchen spaces, so they can continue or  begin the businesses on which they have based their and their families economic futures. Many people have had to go "underground" until they realized they just could not continue their businesses and had to give them up.  Some people continued to sell products at farmers markets so they could pay their bills, however as recently as this past summer, farmers markets adopted the same regulations concerning sources and production.All of these changes, coupled with a bad economy, created perfect storm of economic destruction for so many of these people.  This is not just local, these changes have affected people all over the country.  There is a need for Independent Kitchen Solutions in every state in the US!  We will work hard to put hundreds of people back to work, and provide economic development opportunities to so many people without risking their life savings.Today, this project has grown huge, much bigger in scope in scope than we originally envisioned.  Locally we have more than 280 people who have completed our 20 question form about their needs.  We have 365 people on our Facebook page, 100 people following us on Twitter, and more than 600 people subscribed to our email update list.  All of these people have expressed interest in our project in one way or another.TheSharedKitchen.comhttp://TheSharedKitchen.com/For more info Call Today - 404-987-6958 ...read more

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Independent Kitchen Solutions Shared Kitchens Rental Kitchens For Culinary Entrepreneurs Opening 2012! www.CommercialKitchensForRent.net Kitchen 1 Kitchen 1 will be a fully equipped kitchen that is set up for shared use. Equipment includes stoves, ovens, steamers, refrigerated prep tables, reach in refrigerators, microwave oven, mixer, griddle, char broiler, prep sinks and hand sinks. Stainless steel prep tables will be set up separately for shared use, or can be combined for exclusive use.   Kitchen 2 Kitchen 2 will be set up for bakery production. Equipment will include a convection oven, food processor, mixers, induction cookers, proofer, sheet pan racks, reach in refrigerators and stainless steel prep tables, prep and hand sinks.   Kitchen 3 Kitchen 3 will be a dry kitchen for food assembly, candy making, chocolate works and other uses that do not require heavy cooking. This kitchen will consist of stainless steel prep tables, a marble slab for confection production, reach in refrigerators, prep and hand sink. An open area will be adjacent to Kitchen 1 with doors that can be opened to allow the kitchen to be used as a show kitchen, cooking class, demo kitchen.This space can also be set up cafe style for special event dinners put on by chefs as well as wine tastings and “pop up” restaurants which are open for a limited time by a chef where people come for dinner by special invitation.This area will be used for conferences and training classes during normal operation.There will be private conference rooms available on an as needed basis for those who are operating their business out of the Independent Kitchen Solutions facility. Our address would become your business address for your licensed food service facility! ...read more

Hi Everyone! What do you have in your commissary? What are the minimum requirements as far as Size and Equipment that you need to get the job done?  We are working on a Food Truck Commissary Kitchen project here in the Atlanta Georgia Metro Area, and since a project like this does not exist here, Your input would really be helpful. In order to keep the cost to the food trucks to a minimum, it would help to hear what is really required in size, 10 x 10, 12 x 15 etc etc. Also, do you really need in a food truck commissary to make it function?  Thanks for sharing your experiences in order to help the Food Truck scene to get off the ground here in Atlanta!  Our site is http://CommercialKitchensForRent.net We hope to get started here, and then help to build projects like this all over the country. Any input, suggestions and comments are greatly appreciated!  Doug Marranci  Independent Kitchen Solutions  Rental Kitchens For Culinary Entrepreneurs ...read more

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A company's general ledger account Cash contains a record of the transactions (checks written, receipts from customers, etc.) that involve its checking account. The bank also creates a record of the company's checking account when it processes the company's checks, deposits, service charges, and other items. Soon after each month ends the bank usually mails a bank statement to the company. The bank statement lists the activity in the bank account during the recent month as well as the balance in the bank account. When the company receives its bank statement, the company should verify that the amounts on the bank statement are consistent or compatible with the amounts in the company's Cash account in its general ledger and vice versa. This process of confirming the amounts is referred to as reconciling the bank statement, bank statement reconciliation, bank reconciliation, or doing a "bank rec." The benefit of reconciling the bank statement is knowing that the amount of Cash reported by the company (company's books) is consistent with the amount of cash shown in the bank's records. Because most companies write hundreds of checks each month and make many deposits, reconciling the amounts on the company's books with the amounts on the bank statement can be time consuming. The process is complicated because some items appear in the company's Cash account in one month, but appear on the bank statement in a different month. For example, checks written near the end of August are deducted immediately on the company's books, but those checks will likely clear the bank account in early September. Sometimes the bank decreases the company's bank account without informing the company of the amount. For example, a bank service charge might be deducted on the bank statement on August 31, but the company will not learn of the amount until the company receives the bank statement in early September. From these two examples, you can understand why there will likely be a difference in thebalance on the bank statement vs. the balance in the Cash account on the company's books. It is also possible (perhaps likely) that neither balance is the true balance. Both balances may need adjustment in order to report the true amount of cash. After you adjust the balance per bank to be the true balance and after you adjust the balance per books to also be the same true balance, you have reconciled the bank statement. Most accountants would simply say that you have done the bank reconciliation or the bank rec.If you have any questions give us 404-631-6365. ...read more