Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Sub-freezer

 Extra, extra cold
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This flat metal plate would be an extension of the freezer coils. It would be kept as cold as possible inside the freezer to hasten the cooling of things that need to get cold quick.
—Voice, May 26 2011

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       I think every freezer I ever saw has this.
—pocmloc, May 26 2011
   

       there are blast chillers that cool things down quickly - they use the small version in restaurants to create ice creams or terrine/custards or something
—EdwinBakery, May 26 2011
   

       Just keep a dewar of LN2 to hand. No kitchen should be without one.
—8th of 7, May 26 2011
   

       I read that as "No kitten should be without one".
—spidermother, May 26 2011
   

       Unsurprisingly, we find that reading even more pleasing.
—8th of 7, May 26 2011
   

       I haven't seen any regular domestic freezers with this, so [+]. It would be enough to just sell a thickish metal plate which would sit on one of the freezer shelves (the fixed ones, which have the cooling coil snaking through then). Defrost freezer, add metal plate, job done.
—MaxwellBuchanan, May 26 2011
   


 

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