A kitchen utensil or tool that includes a cutter, a hook, and a squeegee and that is particularly usable for interaction with bulk single use bags. The utensil is defined by a generally elongate body such that the hook and the cutter are oriented at a common end thereof. The body defines a handle that is associated with the opposite longitudinal end portion of the body. The body includes a slot that extends in the longitudinal direction such that the squeegee is defined by portions of the body adjacent the slot. An open end of the slot is disposed proximate the handle such that, during emptying of an opened bag, the hand of the user associated with the handle can support a cantilevered portion of the body that defines one of the sides of the squeegee.

Manual can openers that include longer-lasting knife designs, knife holders that securely hold a knife as well as a securing mechanism that provides for fast and easy knife replacement, and a toolless design that includes a dual purpose pull pin configured for use as both a pin for a knife hinge as well as a drive gear lock for disassembling a drive assembly of the can opener.

A device for cutting the foil on a bottle, including a circular shaped body that has a top end and a lower end, wherein the body includes a lip at the top end that protrudes inward such that it can rest on top of the mouth of a bottle, and a plurality of cutting elements attached to the lower end of the body on the inside, such that when the outside of the body is pressed by the hand of a user the cutting elements make contact with foil wrapped around the top end of a bottle, and where the distance from the top end of the body to the lower end is sufficient to enable the cutting elements to make contact with the foil below the bead of the bottle.

A can opener includes a pair of handles attached for pivotal movement between an open position to receive a rim of a can and a closed position to trap the rim between a cutting blade and a traction wheel. A crank having a handle is positioned on one side of the pair of handles and includes a cavity formed in the crank for housing a ratchet assembly configured to drive a traction wheel located on the opposite side of the pair of pivoting handles.

The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer is a tool. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer is configured for use in opening a bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer comprises a handle and a plurality of working elements. The handle is a grip used to manipulate each of the plurality of working elements. Each of the plurality of working elements forms a working element of the bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer used in the process of opening the bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer removes a foil cover from the bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer removes a cork from a bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer removes a bottle cap from the bottle. The bottle opener with magnetic cap retainer stores the bottle cap that is removed from the bottle for future disposal.

An adjustable can opener includes a space adjustment assembly disposed between a main body and a washer set. The space adjustment assembly includes a retaining base coupled to the main body and an adjustment shifting block fitted on the retaining base. The retaining base has a stepped portion consisting of at least two steps. The adjustment shifting block also has a stepped portion consisting of at least two steps. Thereby, by rotating the adjustment shifting block, the position where one of steps of the adjustment shifting block is mated with a corresponding one of the steps of the retaining base may be changed to adjust the space between a traction wheel and a cutter wheel.

A can lid cutter is a can lid cutter that cuts a lid from a can by cutting a cylindrical raised portion of the outer periphery at the upper end of the can, the can lid cutter includes: a main body having a circular recessed portion formed in a circular shape for receiving the raised portion; a blade provided in the main body to cut the raised portion; an operation portion for pressing the blade toward the raised portion in a state where the main body is mounted on the can; and a tab holder that is provided inside the circular recessed portion and holds a stay-on-tab of the can in a state where the main body is mounted on the can.

The device has two arms connected together at a first end. At the second end of the first arm the device has a gripping member. At the second end of the second arm is a slitting member. The gripping member and slitting member meet together in order to puncture and tear open a snack bag. A gripping surface on the interior surface of each arm are able to grip the cap of a bottle or jar to assist in opening.

A folding utility with a push button assisted-open mechanism is disclosed. The folding utility tool comprising a handle comprising at least two handle sides spaced apart and defining a tool cavity therebetween; a tool arm pivotally connected to the handle, wherein the tool arm comprises a drive pin connected to and extending out from a side of the tool arm; a toggle component pivotally connected to at least one of the at least two handle sides, wherein the toggle component comprises a retaining notch; and a spring comprising an arcuate segment along a longitudinal axis of the spring, wherein the spring is coupled to at least one of the at least two handle sides at one end and the toggle component at another end, wherein the drive pin is positioned within the retaining notch when at least part of the tool arm is folded into the tool cavity.

An apparatus for making a mixed drink includes a housing, a first single-serve beverage container, a second single-serve beverage container, an opening mechanism for opening the single-serve beverage containers, a chamber with an outlet, a water reservoir, and a pump. The first container holds a concentrate and the second container holds an alcohol. The chamber has an inlet for receiving the contents of the first and second containers and further includes an outlet. The water reservoir is positioned in the housing. The pump is coupled to the water reservoir for transferring water to the vicinity of the first and second containers. Water from the reservoir enters the chamber directly and/or through one or more of the containers.