Food slicer
OwnerNorma J. Kroh, George Spectorinventors
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Abstract
A kitchen implement for evenly slicing meats, breads and other foods; the implement including a wooden base upon which a sheet metal frame is mounted, the frame having vertical opposite sides and a horizontal top with a series of parallel slits close together extending around the frame so a knife blade can be guided therein as it slices through a food placed upon the base; the food being firmly held from sliding between a pair of separate end plates during the slicing operation.
Claims2
A food slicer, comprising in combination, a base and a hollow frame mounted upon said base, said frame being shaped to fit around the periphery of an article of food placed upon a top surface of said base, including a series of parallel transverse slots through said frame for receiving a knife blade in combination with a separate end abuttment plate slidably fitting in said slots and a separate pusher plate having a hand knob, said article of food being held between said end abuttment plate and said pusher plate during a slicing operation, wherein said pusher plate comprises a flat plate member of shape and dimension to fit within said frame and base, said pusher plate being rotatable about an axis perpendicular to said pusher plate to a second position wherein portions of said pusher plate project through said slot outwardly beyond said frame to function also as a retaining plate to retain said food against said abuttment plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.