Combined pot stirring device and strainer
OwnerTyler Rubleinventor
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Abstract
A cooking vessel or insert used in a traditional cooking pot that includes a plurality of blades extending obliquely, partially along the inner surface of a largely cylindrical sidewall. Some versions of the apparatus include removeable blades made of a resilient or flexible material and some versions include structures that include two blades joined by a connecting piece such that each structure has two blade portions each of which insert into slits in the sidewall. Other versions of the device include a porous lid that extends partially across a top opening of the sidewall and that can include a shelf to prevent lateral movement of food on the lid.
Claims10
A cooking utensil comprising:
- a substantially cylindrical sidewall that has a top opening at a top end and a bottom opening at a bottom end;
- at least one elongated, substantially flat blade protruding from an inside surface of the sidewall and extending obliquely along a portion of the sidewall;
- a lid that incompletely covers the top end of the annular sidewall.
A cooking utensil comprising:
- a cylindrical sidewall with an annular opening at both the top and the bottom of the sidewall;
- a plurality of elongated, substantially flat blades extending laterally away from the sidewall and extending obliquely along a portion of the sidewall;
- a lid integrated into the annular opening at the top of the sidewall and extending across half of the opening at the top of the sidewall wherein said lid has a porous surface.
A cooking utensil comprising:
- a cylindrical sidewall with an annular opening at the top of the sidewall and a second annular opening at the bottom of the sidewall;
- a plurality of elongated slits traversing an inner surface of the sidewall and an outer surface of the sidewall;
- a plurality of removeable blades wherein each of the plurality of blades is inserted into one of the plurality of slits in the sidewall such that each blade extends laterally away from the sidewall and obliquely along a portion of the inner surface of the sidewall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.