Adjustable cooking divider system for food-heating appliances
AssigneeHappiier, LLC
InventorsEmilie Wren, Patricia Schmitz
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AssigneeHappiier, LLC
InventorsEmilie Wren, Patricia Schmitz
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The present invention relates to a divider insert system for a food-heating appliance, designed to create compartmentalized cooking sections within the appliance. The system includes a plurality of containers, each having a curvilinear wall configured to match the curvilinear interior surface of the appliance, sidewalls forming enclosed compartments, and a bottom for holding food. The containers interlock or abut without gaps, ensuring structural rigidity and preventing fluid leakage between compartments. A sealing edge may include a heat-resistant gasket to enhance fit and minimize spills. The system further incorporates tapered edges for easy positioning and removal. During use, counteracting sidewall forces stabilize the structure, maintaining compartment integrity. The system allows for simultaneous cooking of multiple foods, preserving separate flavors and textures while ensuring efficient heat distribution. The containers are reusable, made from food-grade materials, and can be easily cleaned and stored for future use.
A divider insert system configured for positioning within an interior space of a food-heating appliance, the food-heating appliance having a curvilinear interior surface, one or more heating surfaces, and a rim defining an upper boundary of the interior space, the divider insert system comprising:
A divider insert system configured for positioning within an interior space of a food-heating appliance, the food-heating appliance having a curvilinear interior surface, one or more heating surfaces, and a rim defining an upper boundary of the interior space, the divider insert system comprising:
A divider insert system configured for positioning within an interior space of a food-heating appliance, the food-heating appliance having a curvilinear interior surface, one or more heating surfaces, and a rim defining an upper boundary of the interior space, the divider insert system comprising:
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