Plate with inclined surface
AssigneePortearth Co., Ltd.
InventorsWataru Kitamura, Takuya Oka
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Abstract
A conventional plate is problematic in that oily juices from barbequed meat on an upper part of a plate run along linearly cut grooves when the plate is tilted, and thus tend to spill off the plate. In the present invention, thirteen raised parts curved in an outer peripheral direction are formed toward a direction of an outer edge from a middle part of the upper surface of a plate, and thus oily juices from barbequed meat that collect on the plate run along the raised parts curved in the outer peripheral direction from the middle part even when the plate is tilted, and can thus be made less likely to spill off the plate.
Claims3
A circular plate having an upper surface formed to be inclined downward in a radial direction toward an outer edge of the circular plate from a center of the circular plate, the upper surface comprising:
- a plurality of raised parts formed toward the radial direction to curve in a circumferential direction of the circular plate;
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- an inclined surface defining a space between adjacent raised parts in the circumferential direction and having a width in the circumferential direction greater than a width of each of the adjacent raised parts, the inclined surface being sloped downward in the circumferential direction from an outer side part of one of the adjacent raised parts to an inner side part of another one of the adjacent raised parts, so as to be inclined in two different directions including the radial direction and the circumferential direction,
- wherein oily juices that run out of food toward the radial direction collide with the inner side part of the another one of the adjacent raised parts and converge with oily juices that run along the inner side part of the another one of the adjacent raised parts to flow out in the direction of the outer edge at an early stage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.