Mega Cooking Show: cooking for 5,000 portions at once
If you want to attract foreign guests and locals to your destination with hundreds or thousands of portions of food at festivals, fairs, and all types of celebrations, ŠKMER’s specially designed Cooking Show pots are the perfect solution.
Our biggest attraction is the Mega Pot – an impressive vessel proudly designed and built by the master craftsmen of the Split Shipyard, made for preparing 2,000 to 5,000 portions of your favourite delicacies.
Next is the Large Pot, ideal for cooking 600 to 2,000 portions.
For special occasions and smaller gatherings, there is our smallest but exceptionally versatile Cooking Pan, perfect for 100 to 500 portions or for preparing several different dishes during a single event – for a varied offer that delights every visitor.
There is also the Big Pan, a mobile pan powered by a gas burner spread across its entire base, which heats up quickly and is ready for cooking, baking or frying right away. The Big Pan is ideal for show-cooking, open kitchens and festivals, for preparing up to 100 portions.
All four pots can be used outdoors or indoors, making them suitable for city day celebrations, fairs, grand openings, festivals, promotions, concerts, and various other events. The pots come with appropriate gas supports, connections, cooking utensils, and small tools; they are specially constructed to be portable, safe, and to meet high health and hygiene standards.
It is noteworthy that cooking in front of an audience at gastro events draws crowds, especially when high-quality traditional dishes are prepared and tasted with good local wines. Moreover, a well-organized and exciting Cooking Show significantly enhances the attractiveness of a destination and helps brand it from a gastronomic perspective.
Depending on the client’s needs, it is possible to rent just the pots, or you can entrust the entire organization and cooking event to the experienced ŠKMER team of professional chefs, resulting in a Cooking Show regularly covered by media and enjoyed by hundreds of curious spectators.
