Serving gloves? Basic?

[will75]

Nitrile gloves? What gloves is this guy using in the video that are black? plain ole tight nitriles?

 

[daveomak]

The nitrile gloves mechanics use....

 

[stickyfingers]

These.

 

[will75]

Would you recommend these for food service?

 

[JckDanls 07]

I use them...

 

[stickyfingers]

 
Would you recommend these for food service?

I would. They're great! They are thicker more durable than most. Myron Mixon used these gloves when I went to his cooking school. 

 

[will75]

Done a lot of research and i noticed these gloves used by many of the professionals, and i wasn't sure which they were.thank you!

 

[rabbithutch]

I learn something every day here at SMF!

Never knew about those black ones. I'll order some when I use up the blue ones I got on my last order. I have trouble with the blue ones splitting sometimes. Are the black ones less prone to splits?

 

[will75]

Those are out of stock, so i'll try these
Since i need by thursday morn

EDit, well
Those are avail.   $19 for 100 gloves sounds like a lot :P

 

[chewmeister]

I use the vinyl food prep gloves they sell at Sam's. Inexpensive and work well though not as durable as nitrile.

 

[jcbigler]

Nitrile gloves? What gloves is this guy using in the video that are black? plain ole tight nitriles?

Hmm....the brisket looked a little tough when he was slicing it at the end of the video.

 

[will75]

Yeah, my briskets are always like butter and that's the flat too~

 

[801driver]

If you have one close you might look at the Harbor Freight Nitrite gloves.  Fairly inexpensive and pretty good quality for the price.