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US 2016/0101537 A1Published application
Food Slicer Hand Guard
OwnerJohn L. Schoemaninventor
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Abstract
Various embodiments of a food slicer hand guard/pusher having means to hold the food vertically or horizontally, protect the user's fingers and wrists and cover a sharp blade of any slicer are provided.
Claims24
A food slicer hand guard, comprising:
- a clamping portion having a first arm and a second arm, wherein the first arm is operatively connected to the second arm so as to allow the clamping portion to open and close;
- a first extension attached to the first arm;
- and
- a second extension attached to the second arm.
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A food slicer, comprising:
- a base portion;
- a cutting portion having one or more blades;
- a working surface;
- and
- a hand guard, comprising:
- a clamping portion having a first arm and a second arm, wherein the first arm is operatively connected to the second arm so as to allow the clamping portion to open and close;
- a first extension attached to the first arm;
- and
- a second extension attached to the second arm.
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A method for cutting flat, cross-sectional slices of a food, comprising:
- placing an item of food vertically into a hand guard, wherein the hand guard comprises:
- a clamping portion having a first arm and a second arm, wherein the first arm is operatively connected to the second arm so as to allow the clamping portion to open and close;
- a first extension attached to the first arm;
- and
- a second extension attached to the second arm,
- wherein the first extension and the second extension are oriented horizontally;
- preparing a food slicer to receive the food, wherein the food slicer comprises:
- a base portion;
- a cutting portion having one or more blades;
- and
- a working surface;
- placing the hand guard in contact with the working surface of a food slicer;
- and
- sliding the hand guard repeatedly in opposing directions across the cutting portion of the food slicer until the desired number of slices have been cut.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.