Food roasting device
OwnerSydney Hollidayinventor
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Abstract
A device for roasting a food item including a shaft, a hook member formed at one end of the shaft, and a plurality of spirals formed adjacent to the hook member on the shaft. The spirals have an inner diameter greater than a diameter of the food item. The hook member extends inwardly toward the plurality of spirals. A handle is affixed to an end of the shaft opposite the hook member. The handle includes a strap member affixed thereto. At least one of the spirals adjacent to the hook member is of a lesser diameter than the remainder of the spirals. The shaft, the hook member and the plurality of spirals are formed of a stainless steel wire material. The plurality of spirals has a length less than a length of the food item.
Claims16
A device for roasting a food item comprising:
- a shaft;
- a hook member formed at one end of said shaft;
- and
- a plurality of spirals formed adjacent to said hook member on said shaft, said hook member extending inwardly toward said plurality of spirals, said plurality of spirals having two spirals of lesser inner diameter than a remainder of said plurality of spirals, said two spirals being adjacent said hook member, said two spirals having narrowing inner diameters tapering toward said hook member, said hook member extending through said two spirals.
A device for roasting a food item comprising:
- a shaft;
- a plurality of spirals formed at one end of said shaft, said plurality of spirals being concentrically aligned along a common axis;
- and
- a stop means connected to said plurality of spirals at an end of said plurality of spirals, said stop means for limiting movement of the food item through the plurality of spirals, said stop means comprising:
- a hook member extending outwardly from said plurality of spirals, said hook member having an end point facing said plurality of spirals, said hook member extending inwardly of said plurality of spirals such that at least one spiral is positioned behind said end point.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.