CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
Not sure if this is the best place for this thread, but i am looking for the omelet mix, preferebly industrial/commercial size. Where do i go to find something like this?
Omelet Mix
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Barbara L
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A club store (like Costco or SAM's) might have it. Are there any foodservice stores that supply food to restaurants in your area? They might have what you are looking for.
Barbara
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kitchenelf
Chef Extraordinaire
Moved to general cooking questions. 
auntdot
Head Chef
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I Googled and have no idea what an omelet mix is.
Would love to learn CharlieD.
Would love to learn CharlieD.
AllenOK
Executive Chef
I'm with amber. What is omelette mix?
We just started back with Sunday brunch a couple weeks ago, so I'm "Omelette man" during brunch. I put out about 14 different toppings/fillings. For the eggs themselves, I use quart containers of liquified eggs. I've found that they don't get as "puffy" as hand-scrambled eggs, and fold/roll easier.
We just started back with Sunday brunch a couple weeks ago, so I'm "Omelette man" during brunch. I put out about 14 different toppings/fillings. For the eggs themselves, I use quart containers of liquified eggs. I've found that they don't get as "puffy" as hand-scrambled eggs, and fold/roll easier.
