Patent classifications
A47J39/00
Cooking device and components thereof
- Aaron Michael Gill ,
- Ross Richardson ,
- Naomi Kalia Williams Zabel ,
- Da Deng ,
- Mete Gursel ,
- Andrew John Roy Tattersfield ,
- Niall Christopher Denham ,
- Roger Neil Jackson ,
- Ronan Patrick Leahy ,
- Evan James White ,
- Thomas Guerin ,
- Chris Martin ,
- Nathaniel R. Lavins ,
- Mackenzie Lee Swanhart ,
- Samuel Andrew Ferguson ,
- Scott James Stewart
Disclosed herein is a cooking system for cooking food, the system including a housing defining a hollow chamber configured to receive a food container. The housing has an upper portion defining an opening to the hollow chamber. A food container having a hollow container interior is positionable within the hollow chamber. An end of the food container extends above the upper portion of the housing when the container is installed within the hollow chamber. A lid is moveably attached to the housing and is moveable between a first position that covers the upper portion of the housing and the opening to the hollow chamber when the food container is installed within the hollow chamber and a second position where the lid does not cover the opening to the hollow chamber. At least one heating element is associated with at least one of said lid and said housing.
Self-heating hot pot with anti-scald structure
The present invention discloses a self-heating hot pot with an anti-scald structure and belongs to the technical field of self-heating hot pots. The self-heating hot pot includes an outer housing, an inner container box and a heating bag; a partition plate is arranged inside the inner container box, a bulge is arranged on the top of the inner container box, and the inner container box is placed on a supporting block on the inner wall of the outer housing by the bulge; an anti-scale device including baffles is arranged on a side wall of the outer housing, the two upper and lower baffles form a circle of heat insulation groove on the side wall of the outer housing, a heat expansion assembly is arranged in the heat insulation groove and is connected with an anti-scald plate.
MODULAR FOOD HOLDING SYSTEM
A modular food holding system includes a plurality of individual modularized food holding chambers, each of the plurality of food holding chambers being physically and communicatively removably connected to one another. Each of the food holding chambers includes a food holding cavity and may further include a heating element and/or a cooling element for heating or cooling the food holding cavity. A chamber base is physically and communicatively removably connected to one of the food holding chambers and operation of at least one food holding chamber is controlled by the chamber base. A smart sensor is disposed within or connected to a food pan that is removably inserted within the food holding cavity of a food holding chamber. The smart sensor is configured to sense a characteristic of an interior environment of the food pan and communicate with the food holding chamber or the chamber base.
Cooking device and components thereof
- Aaron Michael Gill ,
- Ross Richardson ,
- Naomi Kalia Williams Zabel ,
- Da Deng ,
- Mete Gursel ,
- Andrew John Roy Tattersfield ,
- Niall Christopher Denham ,
- Roger Neil Jackson ,
- Ronan Patrick Leahy ,
- Evan James White ,
- Thomas Guerin ,
- Chris Martin ,
- Nathaniel R. Lavins ,
- Mackenzie Lee Swanhart ,
- Samuel Andrew Ferguson ,
- Scott James Stewart
Disclosed herein is a cooking system for cooking food, the system including a housing having a hollow interior, a lid movable relative to the housing, at least one heating element associated with one of the housing and the lid, wherein the cooking system is operable in a plurality of modes including a conductive cooking mode and a convective cooking mode, wherein in the conductive cooking mode the cooking system is operable as a conductive cooker and in the convective cooking mode the cooking system is operable as a convection cooker.
Air-based fryer
Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an air-based fryer, comprising: a food preparation chamber (1); a heating device (3); an airflow generating device (2) configured to enable air heated by the heating device (3) to form an airflow to heat food in the food preparation chamber (1); a first temperature sensing device (4) located nearby or on the heating device (3) and configured to detect a temperature of a surface of the heating device (3); and a controller (5) configured to control operation of the heating device (3) based on the temperature of the surface of the heating device (3) detected by the first temperature sensing device (4). The air-based fryer reduces the generation of fume by restricting the surface temperature of the heating device.
Cooking device and components thereof
- Aaron Michael Gill ,
- Ross Richardson ,
- Naomi Kalia Williams Zabel ,
- Da Deng ,
- Mete Gursel ,
- Andrew John Roy Tattersfield ,
- Niall Christopher Denham ,
- Roger Neil Jackson ,
- Ronan Patrick Leahy ,
- Evan James White ,
- Thomas Guerin ,
- Chris Martin ,
- Nathaniel R. Lavins ,
- Mackenzie Lee Swanhart ,
- Samuel Andrew Ferguson ,
- Scott James Stewart
Disclosed herein is a cooking system for cooking food, the system including a housing having a hollow interior, a lid movable relative to the housing, at least one heating element associated with one of the housing and the lid, wherein the cooking system is operable in a plurality of modes including a conductive cooking mode and a convective cooking mode, wherein in the conductive cooking mode the cooking system is operable as a conductive cooker and in the convective cooking mode the cooking system is operable as a convection cooker.
To-go cubby unit
A cubby unit includes a plurality of cubbies and a thermal management system. Each of the plurality of cubbies includes a cubby housing defining an internal compartment. The thermal management system is configured to facilitate thermally regulating at least one of (i) a food product selectively received within the internal compartment of at least one of the plurality of cubbies or (ii) the internal compartment of the at least one of the plurality of cubbies.
To-go cubby unit
A cubby unit includes a plurality of cubbies and a thermal management system. Each of the plurality of cubbies includes a cubby housing defining an internal compartment. The thermal management system is configured to facilitate thermally regulating at least one of (i) a food product selectively received within the internal compartment of at least one of the plurality of cubbies or (ii) the internal compartment of the at least one of the plurality of cubbies.
Cooking device and components thereof
- Aaron Michael Gill ,
- Ross Richardson ,
- Naomi Kalia Williams Zabel ,
- Da Deng ,
- Mete Gursel ,
- Andrew John Roy Tattersfield ,
- Niall Christopher Denham ,
- Roger Neil Jackson ,
- Ronan Patrick Leahy ,
- Evan James White ,
- Thomas Guerin ,
- Chris Martin ,
- Nathaniel R. Lavins ,
- Mackenzie Lee Swanhart ,
- Samuel Andrew Ferguson ,
- Scott James Stewart
A cooking system for cooking food includes a housing defining a hollow chamber configured to receive a food container. The housing has an upper portion defining an opening to the hollow chamber. A lid is configured to cover the upper portion of the housing and the opening to the hollow chamber in a closed position. The lid is movable to an open position where the lid does not cover the opening to the hollow chamber. At least one heating element associated with at least one of said housing and said lid. The cooking system is operable in a plurality of modes including a pressure cooking mode and a convective cooking mode. In the pressure cooking mode, the cooking system is operable as a pressure cooker, and in the convective cooking mode, the cooking system is operable as a convection cooker.
Cooking device and components thereof
- Aaron Michael Gill ,
- Ross Richardson ,
- Naomi Kalia Williams Zabel ,
- Da Deng ,
- Mete Gursel ,
- Andrew John Roy Tattersfield ,
- Niall Christopher Denham ,
- Roger Neil Jackson ,
- Ronan Patrick Leahy ,
- Evan James White ,
- Thomas Guerin ,
- Chris Martin ,
- Nathaniel R. Lavins ,
- Mackenzie Lee Swanhart ,
- Samuel Andrew Ferguson ,
- Scott James Stewart
Disclosed herein is a cooking system for cooking food, the system including a housing having a hollow interior, a lid movable relative to the housing, at least one heating element associated with one of the housing and the lid, wherein the cooking system is operable in a plurality of modes including a conductive cooking mode and a convective cooking mode, wherein in the conductive cooking mode the cooking system is operable as a conductive cooker and in the convective cooking mode the cooking system is operable as a convection cooker.