Watermelon slicer
AssigneeDaniel Schwartz
InventorDANIEL SCHWARTZ
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Abstract
A slicer device and a method of using a slicer device for slicing and removing a fleshy part of a watermelon surrounded by a rind. The device includes an elongated handle and a scraper head with a scraping portion having at least one scraping edge configured to follow the contour of the watermelon while scraping the fleshy interior of the watermelon.
Claims20
A fruit scraping device configured to cut and remove flesh of a fruit attached to the fruit's rind, comprising:
- a handle having a first end and a second end;
- a scraper head comprising a curved scraping portion having a top surface, a bottom surface, and an edge;
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- a connecting portion that connects the curved scraping portion to the second end of the handle, wherein the connecting portion and the curved scraping portion at least partially define a first aperture.
A system for cutting and removing flesh of a fruit from within the fruit's rind, comprising:
- a fruit cutting device configured to cut and remove flesh of the fruit from within the fruit's rind;
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- a fruit scraping device configured to cut and remove flesh of the fruit attached to the fruit's rind, comprising:
- a handle having a first end and a second end;
- a scraper head comprising a curved scraping portion having a top surface, a bottom surface, and an edge;
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- a connecting portion that connects the curved scraping portion to the second end of the handle, wherein the connecting portion and the curved scraping portion at least partially define a first aperture.
A fruit scraping device configured to cut and remove flesh of a fruit attached to the fruit's rind, comprising:
- a handle having a first end and a second end;
- a scraper head comprising a curved scraping portion having a top surface, a bottom surface, and an edge;
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- at least one leg coupled to the second end of the handle and to the top surface of the curved scraping portion to connect the scraper head to the handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.