JP5612942B2 - Stripping spatula for grilling net - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a peeler for a grilled net for peeling off the food to be cooked placed on the grille and roasted from the grilled net.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is known a peeling net spatula for peeling off an object to be cooked that has been placed on a grill and roasted from the grill (for example, see Patent Document 1). The peeling spatula for a grilled net shown in Patent Document 1 is provided with a lifting edge connected obliquely downward in the front direction at the front end of a flat plate portion (the spatula portion 2 of Patent Document 1). The edge has a notch (a wire insertion notch 5 of Patent Document 1) into which the wire rod of the grill is inserted.

  When the food to be cooked placed and roasted on a grille is heat-adhered to the grille, the user inserts the strip for spatula and inserts the wire of the grille into the notch. Arrange and move forward along the wire. Then, the stripping spatula for the grill net pushes out the food to be cooked forward while the deep part of the notch in contact with the upper surface of the wire peels off the food to be cooked on the wire.

JP 2002-2448057 A

  As described above, the peeling spatula for the grilling net of Patent Document 1 is moved along the wire by the user as described above, because the raised edges provided at the front end of the flat plate portion are connected downward. In that case, the strip for spatula pushes out the object to be cooked forward. For this reason, for example, the user grasps the grille peeling spatula with the right hand, grasps the chopsticks etc. with the left hand, and uses the left hand chopsticks to regulate the movement of the cooking object while peeling the grille for the right hand grille. The spatula was moved toward the food.

  For this reason, there has been a problem that the chopsticks for restricting the movement may cause the body to collapse due to the bite into the food. In addition, in the grilling spatula of Patent Document 1, the user holds the dish for placing the food to be cooked with one hand, and the other hand using the grilling spatula for the cooked food on the dish. There was a problem that could not be served.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the object of the present invention is that the user can peel the food to be cooked from the grill net in a clean state without causing collapse or the like. Another object of the present invention is to provide a peeling spatula for a grill that can be easily peeled off from the grill with one hand.

  In order to solve the above problems, the peeling spatula for a grill of the present invention has the following configuration.

The present invention is a peeling net spatula for peeling the to-be-cooked object 9 placed and roasted on the grill 10 in which a plurality of wires 11 are juxtaposed from the grill 10. A spatula main body 6 in which a comb-like portion 4 is connected to the front end of the flat plate portion 3 in a state where the flat plate portion 3 is leveled in a front oblique direction and a flat plate portion 3 at the rear end of the spatula main body portion 6. And a grip portion 7 connected in a substantially horizontal or rearward and obliquely upward direction, the comb-like portion 4 is formed along the front and back, and a plurality of wire insertion groove portions 41 and the wire insertion portion . A plurality of comb blades 43 provided between the groove portions 41 are provided . And the protruding item | line 44 is formed in the upper surface applied to the flat plate part 3 from the front-end | tip of each comb blade 43. FIG.

When the to-be-cooked object 9 placed and roasted on the grill 10 adheres to the grill 10, the user inserts the wire 11 of the grill 10 into the wire insertion groove 41 and inserts the wire In a state where the back part 42 of the groove part 41 is in contact with the wire 11, the peeling net spatula of the present invention is arranged in front of the cooking object 9 and the comb-like part 4 is positioned below the cooking object 9. From this state, when the gripping portion 7 is rotated downward with the contact point between the back portion 42 of the wire insertion groove portion 41 and the wire 11 as a fulcrum, the comb-like portion 4 extends the wide range of the object 9 to be cooked substantially evenly. Since the object is lifted by force, the object to be cooked 9 can be lifted in a clean state without causing collapse.
Moreover, since the ridges 44 are formed along the comb blades 43 on the upper surfaces of the comb blades 43 of the comb-shaped portion 4, the contact area between the comb blades 43 of the comb-shaped portion 4 and the food 9 is increased. After lifting the object 9 to be cooked from the grill 10, the user smoothly covers the object 9 when moving the object 9 to the valley portion 51 where the flat plate portion 3 and the comb-like portion 4 are connected. The food 9 can be moved.

  Further, since the gripping portion 7 is connected in a state where the flat plate portion 3 is horizontal and is substantially horizontal or rearward and obliquely upward, even if the comb-like portion 4 is moved above the wire 11, the gripping portion A space is provided between 7 and the wire 11. That is, even after the object to be cooked 9 is lifted, the gripping part 7 can be further rotated downward, so that the object 9 to be cooked can be easily placed in the valley portion 51 where the flat plate part 3 and the comb-like part 4 are connected. Can be moved to. As a result, it is possible to obtain a stable support of the object 9 to be cooked. As a result, the user can safely lift the peeling net spatula with one hand and lift the cooking object 9 to the dish while preventing the cooking object 9 from falling. Can be served.

  Further, in the peeling spatula for the grill of the present invention, the comb-like portion 4 has a flat plate shape, and the back portion 42 of the wire rod insertion groove portion 41 is further forward than the connecting portion between the comb-like portion 4 and the flat plate portion 3. It is preferable that it is located in.

  According to such a configuration, since the wire insertion groove 4 does not exist in the connecting portion between the comb portion 4 and the flat plate portion 3, the entire structure of the stripping spatula for the grilling net is simple and mainly a plane. It becomes a shape.

  Further, the peeling spatula for a grill of the present invention is such that the distance from the rear end of the gripping portion 7 to the back portion 42 of the wire rod insertion groove portion 41 is such that the distance from the front end of the comb-like portion 4 to the back portion of the wire rod insertion groove portion 41 is. It is preferable that the distance is longer than the distance to the portion 42.

  According to such a configuration, when the gripping part 7 is rotated with the back part 42 of the wire insertion groove part 41 as a fulcrum, the force applied by the lever is larger than the force for moving the gripping part 7 downward. The food 9 will be lifted from below. For this reason, the user can peel the to-be-cooked item 9 from the wire 11 with a small force. Further, even if the gripping part 7 is moved downward quickly, the comb-like part 4 moves upward more slowly than that, so that the cooking object 9 can be peeled off slowly, and the further cooking object 9 Can be prevented from collapsing.

  In addition, the strip for spatula of the present invention has the wire rod insertion spatula in a state where the wire rod 11 is inserted into the wire rod insertion groove portion 41 and the wire rod 11 is in contact with the back portion 42 of the wire rod insertion groove portion 41. A portion where a virtual line 80 connecting each back portion 42 of the groove portion 41 and an end edge in the width direction of the comb-like portion 4 intersect with the wire 11 just outside the end edge via the first dimension L1. The edge of each comb blade 43 of the comb-shaped portion 4 in the width direction is formed so as to be positioned via the second dimension L2 with respect to the wire 11 just outside the edge. It is preferable that the first dimension L1 is smaller than the second dimension L2.

  As described above, when the wire rod 11 is inserted into the wire rod insertion groove 41, the wire mesh peeling spatula of the present invention is moved in the left-right direction by the wire rod 11 just outside the edge in the width direction of the comb-like portion 4. Because it is regulated, side-shake is prevented. Moreover, even if the gripping portion 7 is rotated downward with the contact point between the wire insertion groove 41 and the wire 11 as a fulcrum, the comb blades 43 of the comb-like portion 4 move smoothly without being caught by the wire 11. The cooking object 9 can be easily peeled off from the grill 10.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the peeling net for spatula of this invention is formed when the said holding part 7 bends the rear end of the said flat plate part 3 upwards.

  According to such a configuration, it is possible to prevent a hand holding the holding part 7 from coming into contact with the wire 11.

  According to the peeling spatula for the grill of the present invention, the user can peel the food to be cooked from the grill in a beautiful state without causing collapse, etc., and can be easily peeled from the grill with one hand. Can do.

The peeling spatula for burnt nets of one Embodiment of this invention is shown, (a) is a top view, (b) is a front view. It is a top view for demonstrating the usage example same as the above. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which the to-be-cooked object heat-adhered to the wire when a to-be-cooked object is roasted with a grill. It is a front view for demonstrating the usage example of the peeling net for spatula of embodiment same as the above. It is a front view for demonstrating the usage example of the peeling net for spatula of embodiment same as the above. It is a front view for demonstrating the usage example of the peeling net for spatula of embodiment same as the above. It is a front view for demonstrating the usage example of the peeling net for spatula of embodiment same as the above. The grill of the example of use same as the above is shown, (a) is a plan view, (b) is a front view, and (c) is a side view. The peeling net spatula of other embodiment is shown, (a) is a top view, (b) is a front view. It is a front view for demonstrating the usage example of the peeling net for spatula of embodiment same as the above.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 shows a peeling net for spatula 20 according to the present embodiment, and FIGS. 2 and 4 to 7 show examples of using the peeling spatula for calcining net 20 according to this embodiment. FIG. 8 shows a grill 10 used in this use example. In explaining the peeling spatula 20 for the grill according to the present embodiment, for convenience, the direction along the wire 11 of the grill 10 is the front-rear direction, and the direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction is the width direction (left-right direction). The direction from the gripping part 7 toward the comb-like part 4 is defined as the front.

  The peeling spatula 20 for a grill according to this embodiment is used to cleanly peel off the cooking object 9 such as fish placed on the grill 10 and roasted from the grill 10 and lift it from the grill 10. Is. The grill 10 is used for roasting the cooking object 9 placed on the upper surface thereof, and is used, for example, housed in a grill with a grill. The grill 10 in this use example is composed of a wire 11 having a circular cross section, and as shown in FIG. 8, a frame 14 having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view and a work on which an object 9 is placed. And a placement unit 15. The mounting portion 15 is configured such that a plurality of linear wire rods 11 are arranged in parallel at the same pitch (in this embodiment, the pitch dimension P = 18 mm between the centers of the wire rods 11). A wire 11 is used to make the area as small as possible. When the grill 10 is used in the grill cabinet, a tray is disposed below the grill 10. For example, the tray can be pulled out together with the grill 10 to the grill warehouse.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the grille peeling spatula 20 includes a spatula body 6 that peels the food 9 from the grille 10 and a gripping part 7 that is connected to the rear end of the spatula body 6. ing. The spatula body 6 has a flat plate portion 3 and a comb-like portion 4 connected to the front end of the flat plate portion 3. The stripping spatula 20 for a grill according to this embodiment is formed by pressing one flat plate formed into a predetermined shape, that is, by bending each part. Note that a SUS430 steel material having a thickness of 0.8 mm is used for the flat plate of the present embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the flat plate portion 3 is formed in a flat plate shape and becomes narrower as it approaches the rear end. The flat plate portion 3 is connected to the gripping portion 7 from the narrowed rear end. The peeling spatula for burnt net 20 according to the present embodiment has a narrow portion formed as a gripping portion 7 so that the rear end of the flat plate portion 3 can be easily gripped, and the front end of the flat plate portion 3 is bent. The front part of the bent part is a comb-like part 4. In the present embodiment, the width L3 of the connecting portion between the flat plate portion 3 and the gripping portion 7 is 30 mm, and the width L4 of the connecting portion (bent portion) between the flat plate portion 3 and the comb-like portion 4 is 104. It is 5 mm.

  The grip portion 7 is a portion for gripping when the user uses the burner strip peeling spatula 20. As shown in FIG. 1B, the gripping portion 7 is substantially horizontal with the flat plate portion 3 being horizontal. The grip portion 7 has a constricted portion 71 at both edges in the width direction at an intermediate portion between the rear end and the rear end of the flat plate portion 3. Further, as shown in FIG. 1C, the gripping portion 7 has a cross-sectional shape curved downward (convex downward), and when the flat plate portion 3 is horizontal, the lower end thereof is the flat plate. The shape is such that both the edges in the width direction of the gripping portion 7 are located above the flat plate portion 3 and located on the same plane as the lower surface of the portion 3. Thereby, even if it is a case where the peeling spatula 20 for grilling nets of this embodiment is mounted in planes, such as a cooking table, the lower surface whole surface of the holding part 7 does not stick to the plane of the said cooking table, and a user Is easy to grasp the grip portion 7. In addition, as for the peeling spatula 20 for burnt nets of this embodiment, the width dimension L5 of the holding part 7 is about 20 mm-30 mm, and the curved part below the cross-sectional shape is a curvature radius R = 22.3mm. It is curved.

  The comb-like portion 4 is connected from the front end of the flat plate portion 3 to the front obliquely upward direction with the flat plate portion 3 being horizontal. As described above, the peeler spatula 20 for the grill according to the present embodiment has the comb-like portion 4 formed by bending the front end of the flat plate portion 3, and its bending angle T2 is about 30 °. That is, an angle T1 formed by the comb-like portion 4 and the flat plate portion 3 is about 150 °.

  The comb-like portion 4 has a plurality of wire insertion groove portions 41 formed along the front and rear. The wire insertion groove 41 is a portion for inserting the wire 11 of the grill 10 into the groove, and a plurality of the wire rods 41 are arranged in the width direction so as to have the same pitch as the pitch between the wires 11 of the grill 10. The wire insertion groove portion 41 has, in order from the front, a parallel edge 45 whose opposite sides are parallel to each other, a tapered edge 46 that is inclined so that the distance facing the rear becomes smaller, and a diameter that is larger than the distance between the parallel edges 45 facing each other. Are formed in a semicircular arc-shaped inner part 42, which are smoothly continuous. The back part 42 is located via a comb blade base 47 with respect to the joint part between the comb-like part 4 and the flat plate part 3 (that is, the front end of the flat plate part 3), that is, forward of the front end of the flat plate part 3. Is located. Thereby, when the user arranges the peeling net spatula 20 on the burning net 10, the wire 11 can be smoothly guided into the back part 42 of the wire insertion groove part 41, and the back part 42 can be guided to the wire 11. Therefore, it is possible to minimize the play when the gripping portion 7 is rotated.

  A plurality of comb blades 43 are formed between the wire insertion groove portions 41. The comb blades 43 are formed between the groove portions 41 by arranging a plurality of wire rod insertion groove portions 41 on the flat plate, and are alternately formed with the wire rod insertion groove portions 41. In other words, the comb blade 43 extends forward from a comb blade base 47 continuous with the flat plate portion 3 and has a predetermined width. The tip of the comb blade 43 has an arc shape, and the corners are rounded. The comb blade 43 is composed of a narrow portion 49 (in this embodiment, a width of 10 mm) located at the tip thereof, and a wide portion 50 continuous behind the narrow portion 49. In the present embodiment, the ratio of the front and rear lengths of the narrow portion 49 and the wide portion 50 is configured at a ratio of approximately 75:25. The widthwise edge of the narrow portion 49 is a parallel edge 45 of the wire rod insertion groove 41, and the widthwise edge of the wide portion 50 is a tapered edge 46.

  Crossing portions between both end edges of the comb-like portion 4 and virtual lines 80 that connect the respective back portions 42 (center points of the back portion 42) of the wire-inserting groove portions 41 are lateral restricting portions 48. As shown in FIG. 2, the lateral restriction portion 48 is inserted in a state where the user inserts the comb blade 43 between the wire rods 11 and the wire rod 11 contacts the inner portion 42 of the wire insertion groove portion 41. Each of the wires 11 just outside the portion 48 is positioned via a first dimension L1 (a gap of 0.5 mm in this embodiment). The lateral restricting portion 48 is formed in a range extending from at least a portion positioned in front of the depth portion 42 of the wire insertion groove portion 41 to a bent portion between the flat plate portion 3 and the comb-like portion 4. The lateral restricting portion 48 of the present embodiment extends from a portion positioned in front of a predetermined dimension (twice the diameter of the wire 11 = 5 mm) from the back portion 42 of the wire insertion groove 41 to an intermediate portion of the flat plate portion 3. , Formed on both left and right edges of the flat plate portion 3.

  On the other hand, the width dimension of the narrow portion 49 of the comb blade 43 is formed to be smaller by a predetermined value than the gap dimension L6 of the wire 11 (that is, the dimension obtained by subtracting the diameter of the wire 11 from the pitch between the wires 11). ing. That is, the both end edges of the narrow portion 49 of the comb blade 43 are inserted in the state where the user inserts the comb blade 43 between the wire rods 11 and the wire rod 11 is in contact with the back portion 42 of the wire rod insertion groove portion 41. Are positioned via the second dimension L2 (a gap of 2.75 mm in this embodiment) with respect to the wire 11 just outside.

  In other words, the peeling spatula 20 for the net according to this embodiment is formed so that the first dimension L1 is smaller than the second dimension L2.

  Each comb blade 43 has a protrusion 44 projecting upward on the upper surface along the comb blade 43. The ridges 44 are continuously provided from the tip of each comb blade 43 to the flat plate portion 3, and are provided across the connecting portion (bent portion) between the flat plate portion 3 and the comb-like portion 4. The ridges 44 are formed by press working.

  As shown in FIG. 1 (b), the stripping spatula 20 for the grill of this embodiment has a dimension L 7 from the front end of the comb-like portion 4 to the back portion 42 of the wire rod insertion groove 41 (54 mm in this embodiment). However, it is formed to be shorter than a dimension L8 (151 mm in the present embodiment) from the rear end of the gripping portion 7 to the inner portion 42 of the wire insertion groove portion 41. In particular, in the stripping spatula 20 for the grill net according to the present embodiment, the dimension from the rear end to the back part 42 of the gripping part 7 is approximately three times the dimension from the front end to the back part 42 of the comb-like part 4. Is set.

  The peeling net spatula 20 having the above-described configuration is used as follows.

  When the cooking object 9 placed on the grill 10 is roasted in a grill cabinet or the like, the wire 11 of the grill 10 is bitten by its own weight as shown in FIG. And since the to-be-cooked object 9 is further heated in this state, the protein will react with the metal wire 11 and will heat-adhere. That is, the phenomenon that the to-be-cooked item 9 burns on the wire 11 and sticks firmly is caused. In addition, the to-be-cooked item 9 is placed in a direction perpendicular to the wire 11.

  The user holds the gripping part 7 of the peeling net for spatula 20 of the present embodiment with one hand, and in a state where the juxtaposed direction of the comb blades 43 of the comb-like part 4 and the juxtaposed direction of the wire 11 are matched. Each comb blade 43 is inserted between the wires 11 on the rear side of the object 9 to be cooked. And a user moves the peeling net spatula 20 toward the front until the comb blade 43 of the comb-shaped part 4 is located under the to-be-cooked item 9 (refer FIG. 2).

  The user maintains a state in which the back portion 42 of the wire insertion groove portion 41 is in contact with the upper surface of the wire 11, and the grip portion 7 is rotated downward with the contact portion between the back portion 42 and the wire 11 as a fulcrum. (The state of FIG. 4). Then, the comb blade 43 of the comb-like portion 4 comes into contact with the lower part of the object 9 to be cooked. At this time, as shown in FIG. 5, the grille peeling spatula 20 is in a posture in which the comb-like portion 4 faces slightly downward from the horizontal.

  The user continues further rotation from this state. Then, the comb blade 43 continues to rotate upward about the back portion 42 and lifts the object 9 to be cooked upward from below with a substantially uniform force in a wide range and in the width direction. At this time, the comb blade 43 moves slowly while peeling off the thermal adhesion between the article 9 and the wire 11 (FIG. 6). Since the comb-like part 4 and the flat plate part 3 are connected so that the comb-like part 4 and the flat plate part 3 may have a predetermined angle (150 degrees in this embodiment), the stripping spatula 20 for the grille according to the present embodiment is used as the wire 11 Even in the state of FIG. 6 lifted further upward, a space is provided between the gripping portion 7 and the wire 11. Therefore, the user can further rotate the gripping portion 7 downward from the state in which the cooking object 9 is lifted above the wire 11.

  Next, when the user rotates the gripping part 7 further downward from the state of FIG. 6, the center of rotation moves from the back part 42 to the connecting part (bent part) of the flat plate part 3 and the comb-like part 4. Then, the comb blade 43 rotates upward about this bent portion. When the comb blade 43 pivots upward and reaches an angle equal to or greater than a predetermined angle, the cooking object 9 moves to the valley portion 51 where the comb-like portion 4 and the flat plate portion 3 are connected by its own weight (FIG. 7). . At this time, since each comb blade 43 is provided with the ridge 44, the contact area between the comb blade 43 and the object 9 to be cooked is reduced, and the resistance due to friction is reduced. Thereby, the to-be-cooked item 9 can be moved smoothly.

  Next, the user lifts the cooking net 9 together with the cooking object 9 moved to the valley portion 51 while grasping the peeling spatula 20 for grilling, and places it on a plate at another position. At this time, the object to be cooked 9 is located in the valley portion 51 where the flat plate portion 3 and the comb-like portion 4 are connected to each other, so that it becomes stable and the user can lift and carry it with peace of mind.

  Thus, even if the cooking object 9 placed and roasted on the grill 10 adheres to the grill 10, the comb-like portion 4 has a substantially uniform area under the cooking object 9. Since the user lifts from below with force, the user can lift the object to be cooked 9 from the grill 10 in a clean state without causing collapse.

  Moreover, since the to-be-cooked item 9 moves away from the wire 11 and moves to the valley portion 51 where the flat plate portion 3 and the comb-like portion 4 are connected, stable support is obtained. Thus, the user can safely lift the grille peeling spatula 20 with one hand and easily move the cooked object 9 to a dish or the like while preventing the cooked object 9 from falling. Can be served on a plate.

  Further, in the peeling strip for spatula 20 of the present embodiment, the distance from the rear end of the gripping part 7 to the back part 42 of the wire insertion groove part 41 is such that the back part 42 of the wire insertion groove part 41 from the front end of the comb-like part 4. Therefore, when the gripping portion 7 is rotated with the back portion 42 of the wire rod insertion groove portion 41 as a fulcrum, it is more than the force that moves the gripping portion 7 downward according to the lever principle. The cooking object 9 can be lifted from below with a large force. Further, even if the gripping part 7 is moved downward quickly, the comb-like part 4 moves upward more slowly than that, so that the food 9 can be peeled off slowly, and the food 9 Can be prevented from collapsing.

  Moreover, since the peeler for spatula 20 of this embodiment is formed so that the first dimension L1 is smaller than the second dimension L2, when the wire 11 is inserted into the wire insertion groove 41, The movement in the width direction is restricted by the wire 11 just outside the both ends of the comb-like portion 4, thereby preventing lateral shaking. Moreover, even if the gripping portion 7 is rotated downward with the contact point between the wire insertion groove 41 and the wire 11 as a fulcrum, the comb blades 43 of the comb-like portion 4 move smoothly without being caught by the wire 11. The cooking object 9 can be easily and reliably peeled from the grill 10.

  In addition, in the state (the state of FIG. 6) where the lower surface of the comb-like portion 4 is at the same position as above the wire 11, the object 9 is already completely separated from the wire 11. For this reason, even if the user lifts the peeling net spatula 20 upward from this state, there is no possibility that inconvenience such as collapse of the food to be cooked 9 occurs. Therefore, the user lifts up the peeling net spatula 20 while placing the item 9 to be cooked on the comb-like portion 4, and then tilts the tip of the comb-like portion 4 upward to bring the item 9 to be cooked into the comb-like portion. You may make it move to the valley part 51 where 4 and the flat plate part 3 were connected.

  Next, another embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, since this embodiment is the same as that of embodiment shown in FIGS. 1-8 in most, it attaches | subjects the same code | symbol in the same part, abbreviate | omits description, and mainly demonstrates a different part.

  The peeling spatula 20 for the grill of the above embodiment is formed so that the gripping portion 7 is substantially horizontal with the flat plate portion 3 being horizontal. On the other hand, the peeler spatula for burnt net 21 of the present embodiment has the gripping part 7 connected rearward and obliquely upward with the flat plate part 3 in a horizontal state. The grip part 7 is formed by bending the end upward.

  The peeling spatula 21 for the grille of the present embodiment is configured to rotate the gripping part 7 downward with the back part 42 as a fulcrum in order to peel off the cooking object 9 thermally adhered to the wire 11 from the grille 10. Is the same as in the above embodiment. However, the peeling spatula 21 for the grill net of the present embodiment has a valley portion 51 (bent portion) where the comb-shaped portion 4 and the flat plate portion 3 are connected to each other after the object 9 is completely lifted from the wire 11 of the grill net 10. ) Is advantageous when moving the object 9 to be cooked. The user rotates the gripping part 7 further downward, as in the example of use in the above-described embodiment, after the object 9 is separated from the wire 11. At this time, even if the user rotates the flat plate portion 3 until it comes into contact with the upper surface of the wire 11, the grip portion 7 is connected to the rear obliquely upward with the flat plate portion 3 in a horizontal state. There is a space between 7 and the wire 11. That is, even if the user pivots the gripping portion 7 vigorously, the hand holding the gripping portion 7 can be prevented from touching the wire 11, and thus it is possible to prevent burns and prevent soiling of the hand. it can.

  As described above, the peeling spatula for a grille of the present invention has been described based on the above embodiment. However, if the peeling spatula for a grille of the present invention is a grille, it is not limited to the grille used for a stove with a grill. Widely applicable. Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the comb-shaped part 4, the flat plate part 3, and the holding part 7 were all formed by bending, in the peeling spatula for burnt nets of this invention, these should just be connected. It is not always necessary to perform the bending molding.

  In addition, for the convenience of explanation, the stripping spatula for the grilled net according to the above embodiment has been defined by defining the front-rear direction and the width direction (left-right direction). It is not limited to the direction defined in the usage example.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Burning net 11 Wire 20 Peeling spatula 3 Flat plate part 4 Comb part 41 Wire insertion groove part 42 Back part 43 Comb blade 44 Convex strip 6 Spatula body part 7 Grasping part 80 Virtual line L1 1st dimension L2 2nd Dimensions 9

Claims (5)

A stripping spatula for a grilling net for stripping the to-be-cooked object placed on the grilling net with a plurality of wire rods from the grilling net,
A spatula main body portion in which a comb-like portion is connected to the front end of the flat plate portion in a state where the flat plate portion is horizontal and obliquely upward in the front direction, and
At the rear end of the spatula main body, it is provided with a gripping part that is connected in a state where the flat plate part is horizontal and is substantially horizontal or rearward obliquely upward,
The comb-shaped part
A plurality of wire insertion grooves formed along the front and rear, and
A plurality of comb blades provided between the wire-inserting grooves , and
A strip for spatula, characterized in that a ridge is formed on the upper surface of the comb blade from the tip of the comb blade to the flat plate portion . While the comb-like portion is flat,
The peeling spatula for grilling nets according to claim 1, wherein a back part of the wire part insertion groove part is located in front of a connecting part between the comb-like part and the flat plate part.   The distance from the rear end of the gripping part to the back part of the wire insertion groove is longer than the distance from the front end of the comb part to the back part of the wire insertion groove. 3. A peeling spatula for a grill according to any one of 2 above. In the state where the wire is inserted into the wire insertion groove, and the wire is in contact with the back of the wire insertion groove,
A portion where the imaginary line connecting the inner portions of the groove for inserting the wire rod and the edge in the width direction of the comb portion intersects with the wire rod just outside the edge via the first dimension. Formed as
An end edge in the width direction of each comb blade of the comb-shaped portion is formed so as to be positioned via a second dimension with respect to a wire material just outside the end edge,
It said first dimension and is formed smaller than the second dimension, peeled for baked net according to any one of claims 1 to 3 spatula. The strip for spatula according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the gripping portion is formed by bending a rear end of the flat plate portion upward .

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