Browse Before you Buy at the RCI Expo

Candy, chocolate and confections galore will line the conference rooms of the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport, June 12 – 13, 2012. Savage Bros. Co. will be exhibiting at the 92nd Annual RCI (Retail Confectioners International) Convention & Industry Expo at Booth #60/61/62. Last year, more than 500 professionals joined in on the candy-coated fun, and this year is expected to be even bigger! Join them at the “Chocolate Gold Rush.”

Special demos are on the schedule at the Savage Bros. Co. booth. We will be introducing the NEW re-engineered WC Smith Enrober and Cooling Tunnel. Stop by our booth to check out our candy and chocolate making equipment to see which piece works best for your recipes. Savage Bros. Co. has been in business since 1855, and has made quality chocolate making equipment in the Chicago area every day since.

RCI is a not-for-profit trade association founded in Chicago in 1917. Prominent manufacturing retailers of quality boxed chocolate and other confectionary products make up their international membership. Savage Bros. Co. is proud to participate at the convention and exposition that will showcase candy making equipment, products and packaging. Participants can go to educational forums with the opportunity to network with other candy makers.

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At Savage Bros, our main concern is providing quality machinery that our customers will appreciate. We want everything, from the initial consultation to the first use your machinery to go as smoothly and successfully as possible! We have worked hard to be one of the best confectionery machinery provider and would like that to continue!

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Icing & Fondant Melters and Warmers

In the bakery, melting chocolate, icing and fondant is a daily task. Make it easier on yourself by having melting equipment that is compatible with all three baking materials. Savage Bros. Co. manufactures a chocolate melter configured for bakery icings and fondants. This melting equipment is a powerhouse bakery machine. It’s capable of becoming an icing melter because of the higher wattage heaters with higher upper temperature limits, unlike most chocolate melters. Other fondant melters can’t reach the high temperatures to make it pliable in a time efficient manner. Look no further for icing warmers because it will be difficult to match Savage Bros. Co. versatility and compatibility.

The melter/warmer is made completely of stainless steel. The bottom drive agitator allows for full top access and at 12 RPMs, variable speed is available as an option. With water-friendly operator controls the fondant warmer is easily cleaned. Wash-down heavy duty transmission and a drive motor also assist in the cleaning process. The entire melting and warming process is simple with Savage Bros. Co. icing and fondant melters and warmers.

Begin your Baking Venture with Commercial Baking Equipment by Savage Bros.

Starting your own business is a whirlwind of excitement and stressful situations. All of us at Savage Bros. Co., a bakery equipment manufacturer, want you to be prepared for your opening day with the proper industrial baking equipment. Using consumer sized mixing bowls is a thing of the past because nothing is small about your operation. The following is a list of the three main pieces of commercial baking equipment you should have at your bakery:
• Lifting and Pouring Bowls & Containers
• Icing and Fondant Melters
• Industrial Mixers

If you do not have commercial bakery equipment, your bakery will not be able to keep up with large orders. Your time will be used inefficiently as you are constantly making little batches to fill several orders of 100 or more cookies. By using industrial baking equipment you will not sacrifice quality, but if you don’t use large capacity equipment you will sacrifice quantity.

Our History

Phillip Savage immigrated to the United States in 1833. He and his wife had two sons, Richard and Edward. In 1855, the young men founded the Savage Brothers Company. They committed themselves and succeeding generations to design and manufacture the finest machinery for the candy-maker.

Beginning with wood burning and coal fired candy stoves to today’s efficient gas and electric models, the Savage family owned and operated the company until 1976, when its last generation did not produce any children to carry on. When the final Savage was well into her seventies, she passed the company to the present ownership group.

In 2005 we proudly celebrated the 150th anniversary of continuous service! Today’s Savage Bros. Co. remains true to the commitment made by the brothers over 150 years ago. We listen to and work with our customers to build equipment that will help them improve productivity and make better confections.

The image shown above is from a Savage machinery catalog published shortly after the start of the 20th century, depicting the Chicago factory used for nearly 100 years.