A22C9/007

Roller system adapted to be used in relation to a flattening apparatus for flattening foodstuff
09770877 · 2017-09-26 · ·

A flattening apparatus with a roller system including an impact resistant system and a first conveyor belt facing and arranged opposite to the impact resistant system and having a flattening area between the first conveyor belt and the impact resistant system. The roller system is rotatable mounted adjacent to the first conveyor belt distally away from the impact resistant system across the first conveyor belt. Foodstuff is flattened and compressed by rotating the roller system while conveying the foodstuff through the flattening area such that an outwardly protruding surface structure presses the first conveyor belt towards the impact resistant system. The surface structure is askew in relation to the longitudinal axis of the roller system and is designed with a portion provided in contact with the first conveyor belt at all times during rotation of the roller system.

ENCLOSED AND COLLAPSIBLE MEAT TENDERIZER
20240215592 · 2024-07-04 ·

A lidded collapsible tub receives meat, and includes a hole in the lid through which a hand-driven tenderizer may repeatedly strike the meat during manual operation, using a piston-like action while the chef holds a rod. Because the container is sealed and walled, there is no splatter. The rod is also hinged, to promote efficient storage after cleaning.

Enclosed and collapsible meat tenderizer
12317902 · 2025-06-03 ·

A lidded collapsible tub receives meat, and includes a hole in the lid through which a hand-driven tenderizer may repeatedly strike the meat during manual operation, using a piston-like action while the chef holds a rod. Because the container is sealed and walled, there is no splatter. The rod is also hinged, to promote efficient storage after cleaning.

ENCLOSED AND COLLAPSIBLE MEAT TENDERIZER
20250287959 · 2025-09-18 ·

A lidded collapsible tub receives meat, and includes a hole in the lid through which a hand-driven tenderizer may repeatedly strike the meat during manual operation, using a piston-like action while the chef holds a rod. Because the container is sealed and walled, there is no splatter. The rod is also hinged, to promote efficient storage after cleaning.