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US 2021/0137128 A1Published application
Smoking and basting lid
AssigneeHall of Fame Innovations LLC
InventorsBrian Halasinski, Kirk W. Hyust
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Abstract
A smoking and basting lid including its own smoking unit that holds a smoke producing substance in a capsule of the lid which allows the lid to smoke a food covered by the lid.
Claims20
A smoking and basting lid, comprising:
- a main body having a lower edge adapted to contact a cooking surface, the main body having an inner surface, and an outer surface, and an interior volume;
- a handle connected to the outer surface of the main body;
- a vent having a vent aperture extending between the inner surface and outer surface of the main body, the vent being adjustable to change the size of the vent aperture;
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- a capsule for holding a smoke producing substance, operatively connected to the main body and having a chamber extending outwardly from the inner surface of the main body into the interior volume of the main body, the capsule having an interior volume for holding a material that generates smoke, wherein the chamber includes at least one aperture that allows the smoke to travel from inside the chamber to at least a portion of the interior volume of the main body.
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A smoking and basting lid, comprising:
- a main body having lower edge adapted to contact a cooking surface, the main body having an inner surface, and an outer surface, and an interior volume;
- a handle connected to the outer surface of the main body;
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- a capsule for holding a smoke producing substance, operatively connected to the main body and having a chamber extending outwardly from the inner surface of the main body into the interior volume of the main body, the capsule having an interior volume for holding a material that generates smoke, wherein the chamber includes at least one aperture that allows the smoke to travel from inside the chamber to at least a portion of the interior volume of the main body.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.