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US 11,950,620 B2Granted
Food processor
OwnerRobert Sissoninventor
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Abstract
A food processor including a receptacle configured to receive foodstuffs having a skin or peel, a first actuator operably coupled to the receptacle defining a first food processing range of motion, the receptacle selectively movable within the first food processing range of motion, and a second actuator operably coupled to a cutting member disposed in vertical juxtaposition to the receptacle, the cutting member selectively movable within a second food processing range of motion.
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An apparatus, comprising:
- a receptacle configured to receive foodstuffs having a skin or peel;
- a first actuator operably coupled to the receptacle defining a first food processing range of motion, the receptacle selectively movable within the first food processing range of motion;
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- a second actuator operably coupled to a cutting member disposed in vertical juxtaposition to the receptacle, the cutting member selectively movable within a second food processing range of motion,
- wherein an extent of movement of the first food processing range of motion ends with the foodstuffs crushed between a floor of the receptacle and a plurality of crusher blocks disposed between blades of the cutting member.
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An apparatus, comprising:
- a receptacle configured to receive foodstuffs having a skin or peel;
- a first actuator operably coupled to the receptacle defining a first food processing range of motion, the receptacle selectively movable within the first food processing range of motion;
- a second actuator operably coupled to a cutting member disposed in vertical juxtaposition to the receptacle, the cutting member selectively movable within a second food processing range of motion;
- wherein an extent of movement of the first food processing range of motion ends with the foodstuffs crushed between a floor of the receptacle and a plurality of crusher blocks disposed between blades of the cutting member,
- wherein an extent of movement of the first food processing range of motion in concert with an extent of movement of the second food processing range of motion ends with the foodstuffs chopped, sliced, diced, minced, or combinations thereof by the blades of the cutting member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.