Citrus fruit pulp cutter
OwnerGilbert Daoust, Michel Gingrasinventors
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A cutting device for segmenting and derinding a half-section of a citrus fruit and for collecting the pulp thereof. It comprises: a rigid first ring, a number of arcuate knives spacedly upwardly projecting from a second integral ring toward an apex area to interconnect so as to form an outer semispherical open frame, the second ring being freely mounted to the first ring, each knife having a lengthwise exterior bevelled sharpened segmenting edge, a number of arcuate radially thick blades spacedly upwardly projecting from a third integral ring radially inwardly of the outer frame to form an inner semispherical open frame, the third ring being freely mounted to the first ring, each blade having an exterior sharpened derinding edge, the outer frame being rotatable about the first ring, and the inner frame being releasably locked to the first ring. In operation, the flat face of the fruit half-section is applied directly against and pushed fully into the outer frame, for segmenting the pulp with the knives cutting edges, and the peel is thereafter rotated drawing therewith the outer frame exclusively of the inner frame since the blades are thicknesswisely anchored into the pulp, for derining the fruit with the blades derinding edges.
A cutting device for segmenting and derinding a half-section of a citrus fruit, in order to collect the pulp segments thereof, said cutting device comprising:
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