Multipurpose manual mixer
OwnerGeorgeta Grigoriinventor
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The disclosed multipurpose manual mixer is a new kitchen utensil in one piece comprised of a handle attached to a mixer to the other end, resembling a helicopter with propeller like plates. A multipurpose manual mixer with its entire structure in one piece made up of a long and uneven handle at one end and flat rectangular pieces with rounded corners, propellers like big and small, holed and un-holed attached vertically to a tubular body to the other end in continuous rows, parallel and separated from each other at equal distance. The multi flat rectangular pieces as mentioned and described above are all called plates. The body comprised of all plates big and small and attached vertically along to the cylindrical tubular part in the middle, is called ‘the mixer.’ In other words, ‘the mixer’ consists of multiple flat rectangular plates rounded in corners on one side, big and small, holed and un-holed and bound to each other by a receiving tubular part that also fits the handle. This invention called ‘multipurpose manual mixer’ has been specially designed in order to provide an improved manual mixer of simple, cheap, effective and readily reusable construction. It adds quality to the finishing product—food simple or complex and ends up to being a very useful tool in the kitchen.
A multipurpose manual mixer comprising:
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