Hand-held multi-purpose kitchen tool
OwnerMichael Swilleyinventor
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Abstract
Implementations of a hand-held multi-purpose kitchen tool comprise a handle for holding and using the hand-held multi-purpose kitchen tool and a body comprising a plurality of surfaces and features configured to prepare food and to protect a user's hand while preparing food. In some implementations, a method for using the hand-held multi-purpose kitchen tool comprises holding the hand-held multi-purpose kitchen tool with the handle and using one or more of the surfaces and features of the hand-held multi-purpose kitchen tool to prepare food and/or to protect the user's hand while preparing the food.
Claims4
A hand-held multi-purpose kitchen tool apparatus comprising:
- a body and a handle, wherein the body comprises a piece of material generally planar shaped having:
- a first surface extending width-wise from a first side to a second side and length-wise from a first end to a second end;
- and
- a second surface, opposite the first surface, extending width-wise from the first side to the second side and length-wise from the first end to the second end;
- wherein:
- the first side of the piece of material extending from the first end to the second end is straight;
- the second side of the piece of material extending from the first end to the second end, opposite the first side, curves inward toward the first side along at least a portion of the second side thereby forming a u-shape;
- the first end of the piece of material extending from the first side to the second side comprises a plurality of protrusions spaced apart along the first end between the first side and the second side of the piece of material;
- the second end of the piece of material extending from the first side to the second side curves outward away from the piece of material thereby forming a protrusion at least partly along the second end extending between the first side and the second side of the piece of material;
- and
- the handle extends from a center portion of the first surface of the piece of material and is configured such that a user can hold the handle to use the apparatus.
A hand-held multi-purpose kitchen tool apparatus comprising:
- a body and a handle, wherein the body comprises a piece of material generally planar shaped having:
- a first surface extending width-wise from a first side to a second side and length-wise from a first end to a second end;
- a second surface, opposite the first surface, extending width-wise from the first side to the second side and length-wise from the first end to the second end;
- an elongated opening, on a portion of the piece of material between the handle and the first end of the piece of material, extending through and between the first surface and the second surface of the piece of material;
- and
- a group of openings, on a portion of the piece of material between the handle and the second end of the piece of material, extending through and between the first surface and the second surface of the piece of material;
- wherein:
- the first side of the piece of material extending from the first end to the second end is straight;
- the second side of the piece of material extending from the first end to the second end, opposite the first side, curves inward toward the first side along at least a portion of the second side thereby forming a u-shape;
- the first end of the piece of material extending from the first side to the second side comprises a plurality of protrusions spaced apart along the first end between the first side and the second side of the piece of material;
- the second end of the piece of material extending from the first side to the second side curves outward away from the piece of material thereby forming a protrusion at least partly along the second end extending between the first side and the second side of the piece of material;
- and
- the handle extends from a center portion of the first surface of the piece of material and is configured such that a user can hold the handle to use the apparatus.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.