Fruit and vegetable cutting and squeezing device
OwnerChikara R. Tatenoinventor
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Abstract
A device for cutting, shaving, mincing, grinding, and squeezing foods has an outer housing element with a first disc element positioned therein. An inner shaft element is slidably positioned within the outer housing element. The inner shaft element has one or more positioning tracks or channels for positioning a cutting disc within the inner shaft element. A control mechanism for controlling the depth of a cut stroke of the inner shaft element is secured to the inner shaft element, and a handle is secured to the inner shaft element. The first disc element and the cutting disc may be in various configurations and cutting styles, such as a plurality of spaced apertures, various grate configurations, spaced cutting edges, cones, squares, and the like.
Claims19
A device for cutting, shaving, mincing, grinding, and squeezing foods, comprising:
- an outer housing element, said outer housing element having a first disc element positioned therein;
- an inner shaft element, said inner shaft element being slidably positioned within said outer housing element;
- said inner shaft element having one or more positioning means for positioning a cutting disc within said inner shaft element;
- control means for controlling the depth of a cut stroke of said inner shaft element;
- said control means being operably secured to said inner shaft element;
- and
- a handle, said handle being secured to said inner shaft element.
A device for cutting, shaving, mincing, grinding, and squeezing foods, comprising:
- an outer housing element, said outer housing element having a first disc element positioned at one end thereof;
- an inner shaft element, said inner shaft element being slidably positioned within said outer housing element;
- said inner shaft element having one or more positioning means for positioning a cutting disc within said inner shaft element;
- and,
- a handle, said handle being secured to said inner shaft element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.