An assembly type cooking device for outdoor activities. The assembly type cooking device for outdoor activities includes a coupling part and a plurality of lower support parts rotatably connected to the lower side of the coupling part, provided to be adjustable in length, and radially disposed from the center of the coupling part.

An assembly type cooking device for outdoor activities. The assembly type cooking device for outdoor activities includes a coupling part and a plurality of lower support parts rotatably connected to the lower side of the coupling part, provided to be adjustable in length, and radially disposed from the center of the coupling part.

An automatic cooking machine includes: a first rotating shaft; a first motor for driving the first rotating shaft to rotate; a moving arm having: a first magnetic element, arranged on one of surfaces of the moving arm; and a blocking element having: a blocking plate; a tail portion; a connecting portion, positioned between the blocking plate and the tail portion; and a second magnetic element, arranged on one of surfaces of the connecting portion; wherein when the blocking element approaches the moving arm, the first magnetic element and the second magnetic element magnetically attract each other, causing the blocking element to detachably attach on the moving arm.

An automatic cooking machine includes: a first rotating shaft; a first motor for driving the first rotating shaft to rotate; a moving arm having: a first magnetic element, arranged on one of surfaces of the moving arm; and a blocking element having: a blocking plate; a tail portion; a connecting portion, positioned between the blocking plate and the tail portion; and a second magnetic element, arranged on one of surfaces of the connecting portion; wherein when the blocking element approaches the moving arm, the first magnetic element and the second magnetic element magnetically attract each other, causing the blocking element to detachably attach on the moving arm.

Aspects of the disclosure herein relate to systems and methods for heating, cooling, and/or displaying food. A food display system may include a base; a support engaged with the base; a canopy supported by the support, the canopy having a top surface, a bottom surface, and an edge surface between the top and bottom surfaces, the edge surface having at least a first portion and a second portion; and a light source configured to provide light to the first portion of the edge surface of the canopy and illuminate the second portion of the edge surface of the canopy. The canopy may be configured to be located above a food item.

Aspects of the disclosure herein relate to systems and methods for heating, cooling, and/or displaying food. A food display system may include a base; a support engaged with the base; a canopy supported by the support, the canopy having a top surface, a bottom surface, and an edge surface between the top and bottom surfaces, the edge surface having at least a first portion and a second portion; and a light source configured to provide light to the first portion of the edge surface of the canopy and illuminate the second portion of the edge surface of the canopy. The canopy may be configured to be located above a food item.

Disclosed is a portable gas stove including a body including a nozzle configured to spray a gas supplied through an inlet, a Venturi tube configured to change a pressure of the gas sprayed from the nozzle, and a chamber into which the gas discharged from the Venturi tube is introduced, a first distribution plate mounted at one side in the chamber and including a plurality of flow paths, a second distribution plate mounted on the chamber to be spaced a predetermined distance from the first distribution plate, a flame forming plate mounted on the second distribution plate and configured to disperse, diffuse, and discharge a mixture of the air and gas discharged from the slot through a plurality of tiny holes, and a mesh mounted on the flame forming plate and configured to diffuse combustion heat of the mixture discharged through the tiny holes is disclosed.

A milk beverage heating stirrer comprises a cup (100), a base (200), a heating device (300), a heat conduction liquid (10), a stirrer (400), a driving device (700) and an electric control device (500). The cup (100) is configured to contain a milk beverage. The heating device (300) comprises a heating container (310) and a heating assembly (320). The heat conduction liquid (10) is added into the heating container (310). The cup (100) is detachably positioned in the heating container (310). The heating device (300) is configured to heat the heat conduction liquid (10). The heating device (300) and the heat conduction liquid (10) can heat and conduct heat to a cup bottom wall (170) and a cup lower side wall (180) of the cup (100) simultaneously.

A portable camping and survival stove includes a stand comprising a pair of flat stock lower cross-members adjoined via a complementary slot in each member, each lower cross-member having a lower edge and a pair of double tabs spaced apart on an upper edge configured to secure on a shelf there between a lower edge of a rigid container. The disclosed stove also includes a cook top comprising a pair of flat stock upper cross-members adjoined via a complementary slot in each member, each upper cross-member having an upper cooking edge and a pair of double tabs spaced apart on a lower edge configured to secure on a shelf there between an upper edge of the rigid container. Furthermore, the rigid container may be a discarded can or a collapsible four-sided container for flammable material and include holes for air flow in a bottom and at least one side thereof.

A portable camping and survival stove includes a stand comprising a pair of flat stock lower cross-members adjoined via a complementary slot in each member, each lower cross-member having a lower edge and a pair of double tabs spaced apart on an upper edge configured to secure on a shelf there between a lower edge of a rigid container. The disclosed stove also includes a cook top comprising a pair of flat stock upper cross-members adjoined via a complementary slot in each member, each upper cross-member having an upper cooking edge and a pair of double tabs spaced apart on a lower edge configured to secure on a shelf there between an upper edge of the rigid container. Furthermore, the rigid container may be a discarded can or a collapsible four-sided container for flammable material and include holes for air flow in a bottom and at least one side thereof.