Spiral meat slicing apparatus
AssigneePeer Foods, Inc.
InventorJozef Kojs
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AssigneePeer Foods, Inc.
InventorJozef Kojs
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A spiral meat slicing apparatus and method having a lower meat support assembly including a rotatively driven lower shaft and an upstanding lower spike for receiving the major longitudinal end of a cut of boneless meat, the lower spike being carried by the lower shaft. An upper meat support assembly is provided and includes a rotatively driven, vertically adjustable upper shaft and an upper spike for receiving the minor longitudinal end of a cut of boneless meat, the upper spike being carried by the upper shaft. The upper spike is in coaxial alignment with the lower upstanding spike to thereby define an axis of rotation for a cut of boneless meat supported therebetween. A vertically indexable knife is positioned relative to the axis of rotation so as to enable a continuous spiral cut to be made therein. The shafts of the meat support assemblies are synchronously driven such that the major and minor longitudinal ends of a cut of boneless meat are steadily and uniformly driven to thereby produce a clean, uniform spiral cut between the longitudinal ends thereof during engagement of the vertically indexable knife.
A spiral meat slicer for forming a continuous spiral slice in a cut of boneless meat having major and minor longitudinal ends, comprising,
A spiral meat slicer for forming a continuous spiral slice in a cut of boneless meat having major and minor longitudinal ends, comprising,
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