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US 2005/0229795 A1Published application
Battery operated portable juicer and blender
OwnerPriscilla Stuckeyinventor
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Abstract
The present invention provides a portable, compact, and light-weight juicer and blender capable of being operated by batteries. For portability, juice is collected in a container placed inside the juicer and blender. For convenience and ease of use, food residue or pulp is expelled through a spout into a bag attached to the spout. The food processor described herein is versatile, portable and easy to use making it an appliance that can be used anywhere.
Claims17
A portable juicer comprising:
- a base, the base comprising:
- an outer casing having an opening for inserting a cup inside the base,
- a rechargeable battery, and
- a motor attached to a driving mechanism;
- a grating disk engaged to the driving mechanism;
- a filter engaged to the driving mechanism;
- and
- a top cover engaged to the base, the juicer top cover comprising:
- a feeding tube, and
- a discharge chute having a clamp for removably attaching a bag to the discharge chute.
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A portable juicer comprising:
- grating means for grating comestibles;
- filtering means for filtering juice;
- a top cover engaged to a base, the top cover comprising:
- a feeding tube,
- discharge means for discharging pulp out of the portable juicer,
- collection means for collecting discharged pulp, and
- attachment means for attaching the collection means to the discharge means;
- and
- a base, the base having:
- an outer casing equipped with an opening for inserting a cup inside the base,
- a rechargeable battery for powering the driving means, and
- driving means for rotating the grating means.
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A method of juicing using a portable juicer, comprising:
- charging a battery of the juicer by connecting the juicer to a power source;
- disconnecting the juicer from the power source;
- inserting comestibles into the juicer and pressing the food against a grating disk;
- and
- collecting the juice in a receptacle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.