Mini tumbler-massager for treating meat
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Abstract
The present invention provides a tumbler and a method for treating meat before cooking. The method includes inserting up to 3 kg of the meat to a tumbler comprising a light-weight chamber securely and rotatably mountable on a support, and is designed to allow the dismantling of the chamber from the tumbler by a typical housekeeper. The method further includes pouring a solution into the tumbler; and operating it to tumble the meat for a desired time period under atmospheric pressure. The tumbler of the invention has ribs that are either with only rounded edges or shaped to have in their cross-section solely obtuse angles, to facilitate massaging of the meat.
Claims20
1-29. (canceled)
A tumbler for treating meat in the presence of fluids, comprising a light-weight chamber securely and rotatably mountable on a support, said chamber being capable of being loaded with meat and fluid, being designed to allow its domestic use, and having ribs that are either with only rounded edges or shaped to have in their cross-section solely obtuse angles, to facilitate massaging of the meat.
A tumbler for treating meat in the presence of fluids, comprising a light-weight bowl having a central axis and being securely mountable on a support with said central axis perpendicular to said support, said bowl being capable of being loaded with meat and fluid, designed to allow its domestic use, and having a mixing arm with at least one spiral wing, said arm being capable of revolving inside said bowl for tumbling meat loaded therein;
- each of said at least one wing has a first end and a second end, said first end being located near the bottom of said bowl, the radial extension of said wing at its first end being about 90% of the diameter of the bowl, and decreases towards its second end.
A tumbler for treating meat in the presence of fluids, comprising a light-weight chamber securely and rotatably mountable on a support, said chamber being capable of being loaded with meat and fluid, being designed to allow its domestic use, and being free of vacuum means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.