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Monday, May 1, 2006

PRESENTS. Rapid Cook Ovens. Monday, May 1, 2006. Tom Johnson – President and CEO Johnson Commercial Agents Office: 651-686-8499 Email: tomj@jdpinc.com. Al Harvey – Regional Sales Director TurboChef Technologies, Inc. Cell: 469-222-5499 Email: al.harvey@turbochef.com.

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Monday, May 1, 2006

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  1. PRESENTS Rapid Cook Ovens Monday, May 1, 2006 Tom Johnson – President and CEO Johnson Commercial Agents Office: 651-686-8499 Email: tomj@jdpinc.com Al Harvey – Regional Sales Director TurboChef Technologies, Inc. Cell: 469-222-5499 Email: al.harvey@turbochef.com March 20,2006

  2. What is “RAPID COOK TECHNOLOGY”? • TurboChef rapid cook ovens utilize patented combinations of high-speed forced air impingement heating and microwave energy to cook food up to 12 times faster than conventional methods. • TurboChef ovens employ a catalytic converter and are listed to the new UL KNLZ which allows for the TurboChef C3, Tornado, and High h Batch ovens to be installed and operated ventless. • (For all food items except for fatty, raw proteins such as bone-in, skin-on chicken, raw hamburger, or raw bacon.) March 20,2006

  3. Product Line Review – click on images for web pages March 20,2006

  4. How does it work? • Adjustable Speed Fan • Jetplates • Bottom IR Element • Heater • Catalytic Combustion • Microwave • Adjustable Speed Fan • Jetplates • Heater • Catalytic Combustion • Microwave • Adjustable Speed Fan • Jetplates • Oscillating Rack • Catalytic Combustion • Recirculation March 20,2006

  5. Bread Cheese Ham Bake Ham Ham & Cheese Roast Brkfst Swiss Bread Bread sticks Bread Toast Soup Baguet Pizza Combo Ease of Operation 1. Place food to cook in the oven. EDIT GROUPS EDIT GROUPS 3. Then push the item key for the product you are cooking. 2. Select the group key for that item. 4. The oven will start. Wait for the countdown timer to beep, remove food.

  6. Cooking Profiles – The Key to Success The “edit mode” is password protected so employees cannot change your gold standard cook settings. The “EDIT” Screen: 1) Group Name 2) Item Name 3) Cook Cycle Count 4) Total Cooking Time 5) IR Setpoint 6) Item Program – Recipe events 1 through 6 7) Test key to trial a cook setting 8) Save key to save the current setting. Combo Subs COUNT 0 COOK TIME 2:30 IR SETPT 1150°F Cook settings can be adjusted to achieve specific, repeatable results. %TIME %AIR %WAV 1 50 100 100 2 25 100 90 3 25 100 30 4 0 10 0 5 0 10 0 Once programmed, staff only press the item key to cook. They never see this edit mode screen. 6 0 10 0 TEST SAVE

  7. No Hood Needed • UL KNLZ specifies that unit exhausts less than the minimal limit of grease laden air, and smoke required for Type I • Unit is sealed so even moisture is contained. Managed latent heat gain. • Units are well insulated. Heat gain in space is equivalent to gain from 2-Door freezer. No need for Hood over freezer, so no hood over oven. • TurboChef defends its listing. TurboChef uses Food Safety and Code Compliance specialists at Johnson Diversified Products March 20,2006

  8. Cooking Exhaust (Flow Rate = Q) Catalytic Material Catalyst Support Reactant (Formaldehyde, Acetaldehyde, etc.) Product (Water, Carbon Dioxide etc.) Catalytic Reaction (Kr) Mass Transfer (Km) Technology • Catalytically scrubbed recirculating air path March 20,2006

  9. Benefits of TurboChef Ovens • Product Quality: • High quality, less shrink, minimize hot holding • Consistent results: • Repeatable, push-button operation • Cooking Speed: • Up to 12X standard. Cook fresh, on demand. • Menu Expansion: • Add new items w/o needing new equipment • Small Footprint: • Less than 30”, countertop design, stackable • Total Cost of Ownership: • Payback is measured in months, not years. March 20,2006

  10. Food Quality • Ask Brakebush, La Nova, Schwans, McCain, Simplot, Tyson, Sara Lee, Conagra, Concerto, Ruiz, Kraft, or Moreys. They will tell you their food never tasted so good. Why? • Many foods are fried to get speed, not for flavor • FOG (fat/oil/grease) degrade holding time and product quality • Excess fat ( especially transfats) are considered unhealthy • Even veggies are great, too fast to dry out • Fish evenly cooked from outside in and inside out • TurboChef gives you fryer speeds at conventional oven quality March 20,2006

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  12. Cooking Speed March 20,2006

  13. Menu Expansion • Single Platform can cook a wide variety of products, with NO CHANGE TO UTILITIES or EQUIPMENT PROFILE! Have you noticed that a national chain installed TurboChefs, and overnight they had toasted sandwiches . . . . … then they had pizza … then they had a breakfast program … then they had … ALL WITH NO ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT. March 20,2006

  14. How do you get new menu items to 25,000 locations? Uploading/Downloading Tornado and High H use Reprogrammable Smart Cards to send menus to or from the oven. Simply insert the card into a slot on the oven, push a button on the keypad, and in seconds the new menu is loaded. Consistent product from location to location to location Add new items to the menu easily, as often as your market needs demand Menu settings March 20,2006

  15. How about Labor Costs? • Menus can be preprogrammed by manufacturer prior to shipment. Smart cards for menu changes can be programmed by corporate headquarters and loaded into ovens by location manager. • Operator just places food in oven, pushes the appropriate button, and takes food out when cycle is complete – 5 minute training to cook entire menu. • Cleaning requires 10-15 minutes per day. • No FOG to filter, no filters to change, no deliming! Safe to use. • Bottom line, entry level staff can produce high quality food! March 20,2006

  16. Small Footprint • Tornado and High H are 1-phase, 208/240V, 30A, 60Hz (NEMA 6-30R) • C3 at is 208V is 35A. C3 at 240V is 30A (NEMA 6-50R) • No unit bigger than 30x30x21 (WxDxH) • All ovens are stackable, enabling growing or high volume locations to double throughput without using more floor space. • Complete kitchen/kiosk can be installed in as little as 50 sq. ft. including sales counter. March 20,2006

  17. Total Cost of Ownership “Ignorance is bliss, but only for the Ignorant. For the rest of us, Ignorance is Expensive!” March 20,2006

  18. How Much Does it Cost? Panini grill $900 Type 1 hood $13,090 Stack conveyor $5,000 Limited menu capability, slow speed of service and low output - PRICELESS! INITIAL COST (EQUIPMENT ONLY): $18,990 March 20,2006

  19. The new model TOTAL COST (EQUIPMENT ONLY): $7,900 March 20,2006

  20. TurboChef C3 – Operating Cost March 20,2006

  21. Conveyor oven March 20,2006

  22. Conveyor with hood March 20,2006

  23. Summary - energy usage March 20,2006

  24. “How much did you say it Costs?” For first year of operation While these calculations were just estimates, there are significant costs savings. The first year this calculation shows you will SAVE $16,646, and $5646 every year thereafter. Using these numbers and a 5 year amortization, this totals to an additional $39,230 in profits on direct equipment related cost reduction. March 20,2006

  25. Optimized Rapid Cooking by THE END Presented by Design Services Group, Al Harvey, and Tom Johnson March 20,2006

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