KR850001174Y1 - Kitchen implement - Google Patents

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Description

Cutting Plates-Kitchen Utensils

1 is a perspective view of the kitchen device of the present invention is shown with the cutting plate cover in place.

2 is a side view of the kitchen utensil.

3 is a side view of the kitchen utensil.

4 is an exploded perspective view of a kitchen appliance in which the cutting plate cover and the stripper are disassembled.

5 is an enlarged bottom view of the kitchen utensil showing that the scraper is attached to the lower side of the kitchen utensil.

6 is a sectional view along line 6-6 of FIG.

7 is a perspective view of the scraper.

8 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 8-8 of FIG.

9 is an enlarged view of a portion shown by line 9 of FIG.

10 is an exploded cross-sectional view of the cap, cover, scraper, and cutting plate portion.

The present invention relates to a kitchen utensil for cutting food, particularly to a cutting plate and a food dish kitchen utensil capable of changing the surface of the cutting plate and the scrappar is detachably attached to the lower side of the kitchen utensil It is about.

The basic structure of this type of appliance is well known and can be found on the cheese plate. However, the apparatus further includes various features that are remarkably different from those of the conventional ones. For example, in the preferred example, since the kitchen utensil is made of synthetic resin material, the cutting plate portion is extremely worn out. Thus, in order to enable such portions to preserve proper integrity, the cutting plate portion has a cover in the form of a removable cap. The upper surface of this cover acts as a cut surface and the cover can be replaced when necessary.

The apparatus of the present invention also has a scraper that can be used to remove the chopped food from the food dish. In order to hold the scraper on the food plate, the lower part of the cutting plate portion is a recessed recess, and a protrusion is formed to fix the scraper ends. Therefore, the scraper is conveniently mounted where it does not interfere with use.

Other advantages and objects of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In each drawing, the same parts of the kitchen utensil 10 are indicated by the same numbers. The utensil 10 consists of three main parts: a food dish 12, a cap 14 and a scraper 16. As is more apparent in FIGS. 1 and 4, the kitchen utensil 10 is adapted to act as a cutting plate and a temporary collector for collecting the cut food. For this purpose, the food dish 12 consists of an integrally formed bottom wall 18 (FIG. 6) and the surrounding side wall 20. The bottom wall 18 is inclined from where it meets the top of the side wall 20 at the rear of the kitchen appliance to where it meets the lower edge of the side wall 20 at the front end of the kitchen appliance (see FIG. 6). However, the top of the side wall 20 extends over the bottom wall at all points to form a container-shaped structure of differing depths along its length. In addition, the connection portion between the side wall and the bottom wall of the front end of the food dish is formed to form a discharge spout 22. Similarly, the handle 24 extends from the trailing edge of the food dish 12, and the handle There are holes 26 in the hooks for hanging the utensils on the hook for convenient storage.

Inside the food dish 12 is an upward projection 28 having a generally flat surface 30 whose height is approximately equal to and parallel to the height of the top of the side wall 20. The protrusion 28 has a cut 32 at the top peripheral edge adjacent to the surface 30 (Figs. 6, 9 and 10). The protruding portion 28 also has a recessed lower surface 34, and the lower surface recessed portion is formed with a projection 36 projecting inwardly. These projections 36 engage with both ends of the scraper 16 (FIGS. 5, 6, 9, and 10) to fix and hold the scraper side by side with the lower surface 34.

The protrusions 28 and the surface 30 are used as cutting plates. However, because the kitchen utensil is made of synthetic resin, its surface 30 is subject to severe wear and tear. Thus, as the actual cut surface, a cover 14 in the form of a removable and replaceable wrap that completely covers the upper surface 30 is used.

As can be seen in detail in FIGS. 6, 9 and 10, such a cover 14 has a recessed portion formed at 38 and the size of the recessed portion is firmly held in place on the projection 28 and easily therefrom. It is sized to engage the cut 32 so that it can be removed. The cover is sized to engage the cutting portion 32 so that it is firmly held in place on the projection 28 and can be easily removed therefrom. When the cover is mounted in place on the projection 28, its flat top surface protrudes over the side wall 40, providing an unobstructed cutting delay.

From the foregoing, it is believed that improvements in the particular described can be readily seen. However, it is to be understood that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the appended claims.

Claims (1)

Kitchen utensils suitable for use as cutting plates and food collectors, including food dishes 12 having integrally formed sidewalls 20 and bottom walls 18, having flat surfaces 30 and lower surfaces 34 There is an upward projection 28 away from the side wall 20, which is secured with a removable wrap-shaped cover 14 to completely cover the substantially flat surface 30 and to the lower surface 34. ) Is recessed to receive the scraper 16 side by side, and the upwardly projecting portion 28 includes a cutting portion 32 extending around it, and the lower portion 38 of the cover is recessed so that the cutting portion The recessed portion of the lower surface 34 engaging the 32 and comprising at least two protrusions 36 engaging the scraper 16, the cover 14 protruding above the side wall 20. Instrument.