A grill basket including a basket portion having a bottom with sides extending upwardly and outwardly therefrom. A handle is removably engageable with one of a plurality of engagement assemblies that are provided on different sides of the basket portion. The handle is selectively engaged with different engagement assemblies in order to change the orientation in which the grill basket is able to be used. The grill basket further includes one or more removable dividers that are movable between a storage position and a use position. In the storage position the one or more dividers are located proximate one or more sides of the basket portion and an interior compartment of the basket portion is substantially the same size as when the one or more dividers are completely removed from the basket portion. In the use position, the dividers are placed to divide the interior compartment into smaller compartments.

A cooking pan assembly includes a container for receiving food to be cooked. The container includes a bottom wall and a perimeter wall. The perimeter wall has an upper edge defining an opening into the container. A handle has a first end and a second end. A coupler releasably couples the first end to the perimeter wall adjacent to the upper edge. The coupler includes first mating member non-removably attached to the perimeter wall and a second mating member non-removably attached to the first end of the handle. The second mating member is releasably engaged to the first mating member.

According to one example, a cookware vessel includes a bracket attached to an exterior of a vessel, and a detachable handle. The bracket has upper and lower partial geometric surfaces. The handle includes a grip portion, a coupling, an actuator, and a spring. The coupling has a channel configured to surround at least a portion of the upper partial geometric surface. The actuator is rotatingly attached to the coupling, and has one or more hooks that are configured to engage the lower partial geometric surface when the actuator is rotated in a first direction and that are further configured to disengage from the lower partial geometric surface when the actuator is manually rotated in a second direction by the user. The spring is configured to apply a force to the actuator so as to rotate the actuator in the first direction, when the actuator is released by the user.

According to one example, a cookware vessel includes a bracket attached to an exterior of a vessel, and a detachable handle. The bracket has upper and lower partial geometric surfaces. The handle includes a grip portion, a coupling, an actuator, and a spring. The coupling has a channel configured to surround at least a portion of the upper partial geometric surface. The actuator is rotatingly attached to the coupling, and has one or more hooks that are configured to engage the lower partial geometric surface when the actuator is rotated in a first direction and that are further configured to disengage from the lower partial geometric surface when the actuator is manually rotated in a second direction by the user. The spring is configured to apply a force to the actuator so as to rotate the actuator in the first direction, when the actuator is released by the user.

The invention relates to a removable handle intended to cooperate with a cooking container having a side wall that is extended upwards by a outwardly-curved portion comprising a free end, said removable handle extending in a longitudinal direction and comprising an internal support member and an external support member intended to come against, respectively, an interior surface and an exterior surface of the side wall, said removable handle comprising a plastic gripping body that extends in the longitudinal direction and which comprises a front end provided with the external support member. According to the invention, the gripping body comprises a metal reinforcement attached to the front end and provided with a tab that extends at the support member, the metal reinforcement and the tab being dimensioned to guarantee the geometry of the removable handle assembly cooking container in the event of thermal degradation of the plastic material of the front end of the gripping body.

Disclosed is a detachable pan handle device with an improved structure, including a handle body, having a handle clamp seat formed thereon and a handle inner matching groove formed therein; a press transmission member pivotally connected with the handle body; a locking member provided in the handle body and locked therewith, and rotatably connected to the press transmission member; a hand-press handle integrally arranged at a lower portion of the handle body and cooperatively connected to a handle inner matching groove, where a hand-press handle snap-fit board is provided in the hand-press handle inner cavity, and the locking member is cooperatively locked with the hand-press handle snap-fit board; a rake passing through and pivotally connected with the handle clamp seat and provided with a rake positioning portion fixed on the hand-press handle, where one end of the rake positioning portion is folded downwards to form a rake claw portion.

Cookware includes a cooking vessel, a bracket, and a handle. The bracket includes a bracket body coupled to the bracket body and extending away from the cooking vessel, the bridge defining a slot. The handle is removably coupled to the bracket and includes a handle body and a release tab. The release tab is coupled to the handle body and configured to move between a secure position and a release position, wherein moving the release tab to the release position causes the release tab to disengage the bridge to decouple the handle from the bracket. The handle can couple to a plurality of various cooking vessels. The handle can include an alignment tab coupled to the handle body and configured to slide within the slot.

The nestable cookware with detachable handle is a kit. The nestable cookware with detachable handle is cookware. The nestable cookware with detachable handle incorporates a plurality of cooking pans, an accessory kit, and a handle structure. The plurality of cooking pans are nestable structures. The plurality of cooking pans includes a collection of individual pan structures. The accessory kit contains cooking accessories that are stored within the plurality of cooking pans. The handle structure forms a grip that detachably attaches to any individual pan structure selected from the plurality of cooking pans.

A removable handle for pots and pans may include a first elongated member, which may include a first engagement portion and a first grip portion, and a second elongated member, which may include a second engagement portion. The elongated members may be pivotably connected. The engagement portions may be configured for locking engagement with complementary shaped engagement portions of an attachment member of a pot and/or a pan. The first manual grip portion and a second manual grip portion may be connected to the first engagement portion and the second engagement portion such that a movement of the grip portions towards each other is transmitted to a movement of the engagement portions closer to each other. The first elongated member may further include a support portion for laterally supporting the removable handle relative to complementary shaped support surfaces of the attachment member of the pot and/or the pan.

The present invention is a handle for the bottom chamber, or boiler, of a moka pot. This handle addresses the challenges of handling the hot bottom chamber and the difficulty of opening and closing the tightly sealed chambers. It allows users to safely manipulate and disassemble the bottom chamber while hot or warm, and provides a lever mechanism for increased torque, facilitating the efficient tightening and loosening of the bottom chamber. This novel invention enhances the usability and safety of moka pots.