Why do we call them Cambros

Spent the afternoon portioning salsa verde into 2-quart rounds and stacking them on the speed rack, and everyone calls the containers “Cambros” even when the stamp says Rubbermaid or Carlisle — anyone know how that brand name became the kitchen default? Not trying to be pedantic, just curious what shop or era made that stick…

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In my first commissary, the Sysco smallwares kit was all Cambro, so the name spread and stuck even after we bought Rubbermaid/Carlisle. “trying to be pedantic, just curious what shop or era made that stick.” — I’d pin it on those early-2000s vendor spec kits and ServSafe photos, and my one tip is to Sharpie the rim CAM/RMB so lids don’t get cross-threaded when someone yells for a “Cambro.” You seeing it more from chain shops or indies?

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