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Bread Cookers & Grills

Commercial Bread Cookers & Grills in Toronto & Canada

Our Bread Cookers & Grills collection features Spinning Grillers' saj, laffa, and taboon bread makers — spinning stainless steel domes built for paper-thin Middle Eastern flatbread. The SG-SAJ80 has a 31.5-inch cooking surface, while the larger SG-SAJ90 steps up to 35.5 inches; both run on natural gas or propane with 41,000 BTUs and three independent temperature rings for even heat control. Popular with Middle Eastern bakeries, shawarma shops, and restaurants making fresh pita or manakish in-house. Serving Vaughan and the wider GTA, including Toronto and Mississauga, Phoenix Food Equipment ships bread cookers nationwide across Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from operators buying this kind of equipment.

What is a saj bread maker used for?

A saj bread maker (also called a laffa or taboon bread maker) cooks paper-thin flatbread on a spinning, slightly domed stainless steel surface — the dough is stretched and draped over the dome, which rotates for even, quick cooking. Spinning Grillers builds theirs specifically for this style of bread, popular for saj wraps, laffa, markook, and manakish. It's a staple piece of equipment for Middle Eastern bakeries, shawarma restaurants, and any kitchen making fresh flatbread in-house rather than buying it pre-made.

What size saj bread maker do I need?

It comes down to how large you want your flatbread and how much volume you're making. Spinning Grillers' SG-SAJ80 has a 31.5-inch cooking surface, good for a smaller bakery or restaurant program, while the larger SG-SAJ90 steps up to 35.5 inches for bigger flatbread or higher daily output. Both run 41,000 BTUs total with three independent temperature rings, so the larger model isn't just bigger — it also gives finer heat control across a wider cooking surface.

Can a saj bread maker run on natural gas or propane?

Yes — both SG-SAJ80 and SG-SAJ90 are available in either fuel type, though the fuel type has to be selected at the time of purchase rather than switched later. Both come with a pilot light and auto-start, plus a 3/4-inch gas connection, so the main decision is simply whichever utility hookup is already available at your line — natural gas for a fixed kitchen setup, or propane for more flexibility.