DE1169383B - Cookie cutters for baked goods - Google Patents

Description

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

GERMAN

PATENT OFFICE

EDITORIAL

Boarding school Class: A 21c

Number: File number: Registration date: Display day:

German KL: 2b-10/01

1169 383 W33121III / 2b October 13, 1962 May 6, 1964

Applicant:

Alwin Wagner, Munich 25, Implerstr. 52

Named as inventor: Alwin Wagner, Munich

The invention relates to a cookie cutter for baked goods
for baked goods with several shapes in a carrier plate and with axially displaceable inside a shape _:

stamp.

When cutting out baked goods it happens again and again that the cut out dough is difficult to make the shape is to be solved. Various devices have already become known to enable the release of the dough cut out to make it easier.

In one known device, the form io completed at the top and with a hose

connected to a rubber ball with which a light 2

Excess pressure in the one on the bottom with the dough

closed space within the mold creates dough that can be twisted around its longitudinal axis to loosen the dough from the mold. Those with 15 are.

the effect achieved by the known device is very The twisting of the shape takes place in that

unsatisfactory, as the dough that has been punched out is again the cylinder carrying the punch in a sleeve must be taken in hand and is not immediately arranged such that the cylinder can be placed on the baking sheet; in addition, during the axial displacement along a it is not possible to twist more than one helix with such a device. This is where the Verdrerere takes place To cut out shapes at the same time. hung of the rotatably mounted in the carrier plate

In medium-sized and smaller bakeries and con-form by the one in contact with the form A cookie cutter is required, with a stamp.

which the dough is cut out very quickly and efficiently.

can be. In addition, it should no longer be necessary for the rotatable molds to be easy to take apart in the carrier plate to take the dough apart, but should be held with the mold directly on the sheet towards a slide,
be laid. Further advantageous developments are, in one

Cookie cutters have also already become known, examples of which are shown in the drawing, in which a multitude of shapes are shown in such a way as to guide one another. It shows
are nested that when cutting out as possible Fig. 1 is an overall view of a cutter with

five forms,

F i g. 2 is a partial view of the cutter with a fixed and a rotatable form,

F i g. 3 shows a section along the line III-III of FIG Fig. 2,

F i g. 4 shows a section along the line IV-IV of FIG. 2,

F i g. 5 a part of the carrier plate with a little inside cutter, if possible several shapes like this ₄₀ extended slide,

be appropriate that on the one hand when cutting out F i g. 6 the arrangement of the star shapes of the possible There is little dough waste and, on the other hand, the cutter when cutting with as little dough as possible Dough without picking up waste,

can be placed directly on the sheet, with a F i g. 7 the position of the star shapes to one another

such distance between the individual pieces of dough 45 after twisting individual molds,
is present that caking is avoided. According to FIG. The cookie cutter consists of 1 and 2

will. a carrier plate 1, which along its two longitudinal

According to the invention, the object is thereby edged Γ bent twice at right angles and solves that at least a part of the forms in which thereby forms two rails. In the carrier plate 1 Carrier plate is rotatably mounted, and that this form 50 the star shapes 2, 3 are arranged, the festmen during the axial displacement of the star shapes 2 standing on the stem with the carrier plate pel-bearing cylinders are connected before the ejection of the ex-, and the rotatable with rimmed ver

little dough waste is produced. Even with these cookie cutters the dough must be picked up and placed on the baking sheet.

The invention has for its object to provide a ₃₅ cutter, designed for operations in which a machine processing is not yet needed, offers the possibility gouged baked goods quickly and efficiently to produce. Here are supposed to

See star shapes 3 are held by the slide 4 pushed into the rails.

The guide plate 5 is arranged running parallel to the carrier plate 1. It has bars 5 'and 5 ", of which the webs 5 'stand up on the carrier plate, and the webs 5 "in cutouts in the carrier plate lie in such a way that the slide 4 holds the carrier plate and guide plate together. On the guide plate S sleeves 6 are also attached, each one over the other with a Slot 7 is provided. In the sleeves 6 cylinders 8 are guided, some of which can be rotated in a rail 9 are attached. On the opposite side, the cylinders 8 have punches engaging in the star shapes 10.

To operate the stamp 10, two hand pliers 11 serving as a handle are provided, which with one bolt 12 each are firmly attached to the carrier plate 1 and the guide plate 5: The bolt 12 carries a compression spring 13 between the guide plate 5 and the rail 9, which the punches 10 in keep the star shapes in the upper rest position. One arm 14 of the pliers stands with the rail 9 in engagement.

The mode of operation of the cutter is as follows: After the dough is placed on the suitable for cutting Thickness is brought out by pressing on the upper handle of the hand tool 11 of the cutter and the cookie cutter lifted off. The cookie cutter with the dough pieces is placed on the baking sheet in the molds held over the baking sheet and the dough by tightening the lower handles of the Hand pliers 11 ejected. When the punch attached to the cylinder is pressed down, the rotatable forms pivoted. This is done by sliding a pin in the slot 7. After that the rotary movement of the mold has ended, the punch 10 presses the dough in the mold and presses it down out. The pressure of the spring 13 causes the stamps to return to their upper rest position and the cookie cutter is ready to be used again.

In Fig. 6 shows how the arrangement of the star shapes creates a large waste of dough when cutting out is avoided. The points of the stars lie in the position of the shapes for cutting out a row against each other, so that by offsetting the next row when cutting out the between The remaining gaps in the stars can be exploited to the greatest possible extent. When setting down the gouged Pieces of dough are placed on the sheet by twisting one over the other star shape between the stars free enough space (see Fig. 7) that caking is definitely avoided. In addition, can be achieved by offset placement of the star-shaped dough parts that the The area of the baking sheet is used very efficiently.

The invention is not only suitable for star-shaped cookie cutters, but can also be used for all shapes Find use that are arranged close to one another on the one hand in their one position to one another can and after a rotation on the other hand are at such a distance from each other that a Caking of the cut dough pieces is avoided. Finally, the invention is also for Such cookie cutters are suitable, which are arranged in several rows starting from the same task can be.

To use the cutter according to the invention also for cutting out pasta provided with glaze to be able to, it is provided that the stamp is designed in such a way that only the outer edge of the stamp comes into contact with the dough when the dough is ejected from the mold. Through this it is possible to use baked goods or pasta, the surface of which is not damaged when being cut out may, such as B. in the production of cinnamon stars, with much less time and effort to manufacture.

Claims (7)

Patent claims: 1. Cookie cutters for baked goods with several shapes in a carrier plate and with an im Inside a mold axially displaceable punch, characterized in that at least a part of the molds (3) is rotatably mounted in the carrier plate (1), and that these molds (3) during the axial displacement of the cylinder (8) carrying the stamp (10) before Ejection of the punched dough are rotatable about their longitudinal axis. 2. Cookie cutter according to claim 1, characterized in that the stamp (10) carrying Cylinder (8) for rotation in a sleeve (6) provided with a slot (7) along a Helical line is guided. 3. Cookie cutter according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the rotatable in the carrier plate (1) Form (3) stored by the ram (10) in engagement during rotation of the stamp is rotated. 4. Cookie cutter according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the rotatable Forms (3) are held in the carrier plate (1) by a slide (4). 5. Cookie cutter according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the cylinder (8) leading sleeves (6) are fixedly arranged in a guide plate (5). 6. Cookie cutter according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the guide plate (5) is firmly connected to the carrier plate (1) by the slide (4). 7. Cookie cutter according to claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the stamp (10) are held in their uppermost position by spring force. Considered publications: German Patent Specifications Nos. 437 688, 594 270. 1 sheet of drawings 409 588ß 4.64 Bundesdruckerei Berlin