JPS5829770Y2 - Like cooking utensils and soup saucer - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to cooking utensils, such as a saucepan, and a soup tray. This provides stability when removing the food and prevents movement during cooking.

In conventional cooking utensils with a saucer and a saucer,
The saucer is placed around the burner of the appliance, and the saucer is placed on the top plate of the appliance body. When the broth falls from the cooking pot and accumulates on the saucer plate during use, the soup saucer plate must be cleaned.

To clean this, it is necessary to take out the soup tray from the main body of the appliance, but in doing so, the soup tray must be careful not to spill the broth that has fallen onto the plate, but the soup tray is difficult to remove and difficult to move when moving. Stable and has a high spill rate.

Also, the food was unstable, as if it were being cooked.

The present invention is intended to deal with this problem in view of the above points, that is, as described above, the soup tray is connected to the plate and can be easily detached from the cooking utensil body. In addition to being able to be attached and detached from the dish at the same time, the jointed soup receiver can be separated by simply pushing the plate lightly, eliminating any movement and allowing for stable cooking.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the cooking utensil and soup tray according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is as shown below.In this way, 1 has both ends bent downward, and one of the inner bent pieces 2' is folded into the other outer bent piece 2''.
It consists of a frame 2 which is bent longer and has a groove 2'' on its back surface, and a plurality of receiving pieces 3 whose proximal ends are attached at intervals on the upper surface of the frame 2.

The inner bent piece 2' of the frame 2 has an outer surface bulged 4 at the corner, and a lower edge is formed into a curved part to facilitate insertion.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a saucer plate, and the saucer plate 5 includes an upwardly bent piece 5' into which the inner bent piece 2' of the frame 2 is fitted, and a window hole 6 bored in the center. At 6, an upwardly bent piece 5'' surrounds the burner 7 in the appliance A, and the juice pan is shaped so as to have an elastic effect on the recess 8, and the outer bent piece 5' has an edge. A flange portion a bent outward is provided.

Therefore, when the juice pan is fitted into the outside bent piece 5' of the tray 5 and the inside bent piece 2' of the frame 2, the bulge 4 provided at the corner of the bent piece 2' By deforming the outer bent piece 5', a part of the bent piece 5' is brought into close contact with the bulge 4, and is held in a state where it is sandwiched between the opposing contact parts. .

A window hole 1o is bored in the upper plate 9 of the appliance A, and the edge of this window hole 10 is raised upward with a stepped portion, and the groove 2' of the frame 2 is fitted into this raised portion 11. It's a combination.

In the present invention, when the inner bent piece 2' provided on the frame 2 of 1 is inserted along the inner surface of the outer bent piece 5' of the saucer 5 in the above-mentioned configuration, the expansion part provided on the bent piece 2' is inserted. The juice pan 4 pushes open the outer bent piece 5' of the saucer 5, deforms the bent piece 5' of the juice tray 5, and brings the bent piece 5' into close contact with a part of the bulge 4 (7th (See figure) It is held by being pinched by the plurality of close contact parts.

Further, the sandwiched soup receiver can be easily separated by holding the plate 1 like the plate 5 and pressing lightly with the hand.

As described above, in the present invention, the inner bent piece 2' of the frame 2 is inserted into the outer bent piece 5' of the saucer 5, and the bent piece 5' is closely held, and this soup tray moves with 1 as if holding the plate 5.
The boiling liquid that has fallen into the container is retained and transferred, so
It is stable while on the move and is convenient because it does not spill the broth.

When cleaning the dish 5, the matatagoto and soup tray are easy to take out and easy to separate, resulting in good workability.

Furthermore, since the movement can be reduced to a minimum, it has the effect of allowing stable use during cooking.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the cooking utensil according to the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view, FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the same, and FIG. Figure 4 is a vertical side view of the saucer, Figure 5 is a plan view of the saucer in Figure 4, and Figures 6 and 7 are the frame and the saucer where the dish fits. These are partially enlarged explanatory views showing the assembled state. FIG. 6 shows the frame body before the saucer is inserted into the tray, and FIG. 7 shows the state in which the frame body is inserted and in close contact with each other. 1~, 2~frame body, 2'~inner folded piece, 2''~
Outer bent piece, 2″′~groove, 3~receptacle piece, 4~bulge, 5~
The soup pan is a plate, 5', 5'' ~ bent piece, 6 ~ window hole, 7 ~ burner, 8 ~ soup pan is a recess, 9 ~ top plate, 10 ~ window hole, 11 ~
Protrusion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has a frame whose inner and outer ends are bent and grooves are formed on the back surface, the inner bent piece is longer than the outer bent piece, and each corner thereof has an arc-shaped protrusion. Furthermore, the top surface of the frame has a plurality of receiving pieces with their proximal ends attached at intervals. A soup tray formed by providing a bent piece and further bending the outside of the other edge upward has a plate, and this soup pan has a pan inside the outside bending area of the pan, and the inside bent piece of the frame body as described above. The soup holder is like a cooking utensil that is made by fitting and deforming into a close contact.