An electric stirrer and charging base, wherein electric stirrer comprises a stirrer body and a stirring component, the stirring component is provided at the bottom end of stirrer body, and a supporting part is provided on the bottom of stirrer body; the charging base comprises a charging base body. A bearing part is provided in charging base body, and the stirrer body is supported on bearing part of charging base body through the supporting part, so that stirring component is located below stirrer body and suspended. While avoiding the risk of any liquid flowing into stirrer body to damage the internal circuitry or motor, the technical solution of the present invention prevents the stirring component from contacting any other item to avoid the contamination risk of stirring component. In addition, stirrer body can be placed, charged and taken for use conveniently, and in a normal gesture without any excess motion.

A food mixing machine includes a mixer body including a column and a head extending from the column. A rotatable output member extends downward from the head for receiving a mixer tool. A bowl support is mounted for vertical movement along the column between a lowered position away from the head and a raised position toward the head. A drive assembly is linked to selectively drive the rotatable output member. A user interface, including a touch-screen display, is located on the mixer body. A controller is associated with the user interface, wherein the controller is configured to communicate mixing machine condition information via the touch-screen display.

A stand mixer includes a motor output shaft and a locking planetary output. The locking planetary output has a center shaft operably connected with the output shaft for driven rotation about a fixed axis, an agitator shaft mounted to the center shaft such that the agitator shaft moves around the fixed axis of the center shaft in a planetary arrangement, and a planetary gear centrally arranged about the fixed axis of the center shaft. A gear unit is rotatably fixed on the agitator shaft and is slidably mounted therewith to be moveable between a first position, in which the gear unit is engaged with the planetary gear, and a second position in which the gear unit is disengaged from the planetary gear and is engaged with a locking member.

A household appliance for culinary preparation includes a base intended to rest on a worktop and a head mounted movable relative to the base, the base forming a stand, the base having a control panel tilted backward relative to the stand, with a backward inclination of between 5 and 45 relative to the direction perpendicular to the work surface. The base has a primary upright member adjacent to the stand. The head is mounted on the primary upright member. The base has a secondary upright member rising from the stand laterally relative to the primary upright member and the head. The secondary upright member is connected to the primary upright member.

The secondary upright member rises away from the head and the control panel is arranged on the secondary upright member.

A food mixing device includes a main housing, a food sensing module and a signal control module. The food sensing module is provided in the mixing portion of the main housing for detecting a temperature and predetermined ingredients of food materials mixed by the food mixing device. The signal control module is provided in the receiving cavity of the main housing and electrically connected to the food sensing module. The is arranged to transmit information about detected temperature and detected food ingredients to at least one of a built-in display unit, an external electronic device and an external audio device.

A washing apparatus that is used to clean and prepare foods for human consumption. Best used with rice, the system helps to make the cleaning process simpler. The system is composed of a container which can be filled with water. A strainer, which can be inserted into the container, which can be filled with rice. A spatula, paddle, or other such shape which is used as an agitator of the rice and water to facilitate cleaning, which is inserted into the strainer. A lid with a hole, which attaches to the top of the container to seal the rice & water inside of the container, and limit splashing, but exposes the top of the paddle. A handle, which can be attached to the top of the paddle, to allow the paddle to rotate around the strainer.

An apparatus, including a cooking pot; and a food processor including a housing having a first section and second section, a food processing attachment, and a plate. The first section houses an electric motor. The second section is elongate in shape and houses a portion of a rotating member. The second section has a first end portion, connected or attached to the first section, and a second end portion. The food processing attachment contains a food processing element connected or attached to the second end portion of the second section. The rotating member is mechanically connected or coupled to the food processing attachment. The plate is sized to be placed on, or attached to, a top of the cooking pot. The plate contains an opening for receiving the second section which is capable of being slideably moved in and through the opening in the plate in both directions.

The invention provides a multifunctional food processor, belonging to the technical field of kitchen equipment. The multifunctional food processor includes a container (1), a top cover (3) and a drive component, wherein, a first working chamber (11) is arranged in the container (1), and a second working chamber (31) is arranged in the top cover (3); the top cover (3) is arranged on the container (1) in a matching manner, and the drive component includes a drive rod which downwardly extends from the top cover (3) and is provided with a food processing device in a matching manner. The food processing device is a stirring device (7) or a cutting device (8) mounted in the container, and is used for not only stirring food but also shredding food.

A child-friendly mixing apparatus for mixing various food substances is disclosed. The mixing apparatus includes a container with an opening, a lid that fits into the opening, and a mixing assembly. The lid includes a centrally located hole that has shaped sides. The mixing assembly includes a housing, a motor within the housing, a mixing attachment that is rotated by the motor, and at least one button that turns the motor on and off. The housing may have a substantially flat top. The mixing attachment fits through the lid hole and the lower end of the mixing assembly rests against the shaped sides of the lid hole. The mixing attachment may include fins to prevent breakage when it is removed from the container. The button is located on the portion of the mixing assembly that rests against the curved sides of the lid hole, and is actuated when the mixing assembly is put in its operating position and a small downward force is applied. A mixing kit is also disclosed, the mixing kit including a straw adapter and a measuring spoon in addition to the mixing apparatus.

A child-friendly mixing apparatus for mixing various food substances is disclosed. The mixing apparatus includes a container with an opening, a lid that fits into the opening, and a mixing assembly. The lid includes a centrally located hole that has curved and/or sloped sides. The mixing assembly includes a housing, a motor within the housing, a mixing attachment that is rotated by the motor, and at least one button that turns the motor on and off. The mixing attachment fits through the lid hole and the lower end of the mixing assembly rests against the curved sides of the lid hole. The button is located on the portion of the mixing assembly that rests against the curved sides of the lid hole, and is automatically actuated when the mixing assembly is put in its operating position. A mixing kit is also disclosed, the mixing kit including a straw adapter and a measuring spoon in addition to the mixing assembly,