The present invention is directed to a hand-held modular kitchen multitool having a universal powerhead capable of being used with a variety of kitchen appliance attachments, such as a can opener and a coffee grinder. The can opener is a side cutting can opener which provides a more compact size and smoother cut. The coffee grinder has a rotating blade that's only operational when enclosed by a cup and assembled with the powerhead. This prevents unintentional operation and injury to the user.

The present invention is directed to a hand-held modular kitchen multitool having a universal powerhead capable of being used with a variety of kitchen appliance attachments, such as a can opener and a coffee grinder. The can opener is a side cutting can opener which provides a more compact size and smoother cut. The coffee grinder has a rotating blade that's only operational when enclosed by a cup and assembled with the powerhead. This prevents unintentional operation and injury to the user.

The present invention relates to a herb grinder. More particularly it is a compact-pocket size 3 piece or 4 piece grinder chassis including herb grinding compartment, spinning herb chamber floor compartment, nectar/crystal storage area and a rectangular side storage tray which is magnetically inserted into grinder chassis. The herb grinding compartment floor includes static cutting teeth, machined hole opening and central axle socket which runs perpendicular vertically down the center. This grinder further includes a lid and a hand crank embedded in it which when moved, moves all the connected components. The first compartment pulverizes the herbs into small chunks inside the herb grinding compartment, which then flows downward through the hole opening leading the herb to enter spinning chamber floor which then directs the herbs to longitudinal side storage tray.

The present invention relates to a herb grinder. More particularly it is a compact-pocket size 3 piece or 4 piece grinder chassis including herb grinding compartment, spinning herb chamber floor compartment, nectar/crystal storage area and a rectangular side storage tray which is magnetically inserted into grinder chassis. The herb grinding compartment floor includes static cutting teeth, machined hole opening and central axle socket which runs perpendicular vertically down the center. This grinder further includes a lid and a hand crank embedded in it which when moved, moves all the connected components. The first compartment pulverizes the herbs into small chunks inside the herb grinding compartment, which then flows downward through the hole opening leading the herb to enter spinning chamber floor which then directs the herbs to longitudinal side storage tray.

An electronic grinder powered by a smartphone has an electronics housing removably attached to a container section. The electronics housing has a motor and a microcontroller powered by a smartphone connected by a universal serial bus connector. The container section is sealed at the top by an openable, swivel-mounted cap. The motor has a blade that extends into the container section. The blade connected to the motor by a magnetic connection and the blade is configured to grind material disposed in the container section when the container section is closed.

An electronic grinder powered by a smartphone has an electronics housing removably attached to a container section. The electronics housing has a motor and a microcontroller powered by a smartphone connected by a universal serial bus connector. The container section is sealed at the top by an openable, swivel-mounted cap. The motor has a blade that extends into the container section. The blade connected to the motor by a magnetic connection and the blade is configured to grind material disposed in the container section when the container section is closed.

The present invention belongs to the field of household appliances, more particularly to the field of household appliances for storing and sifting tapioca gum so that this gum reaches adequate grain size for the preparation, through mechanical processes as granulation through pressure or extrusion. The invention also brings the advantage of avoiding manual contact with the gum, allowing all the processing of the gum to happen inside a container, as for example a cup, avoiding the entrance of dirt and contaminants, as well as distributing it in a directed way, avoiding the sifted or extruded gum to be spilled out of the frying pan.

The present invention belongs to the field of household appliances, more particularly to the field of household appliances for storing and sifting tapioca gum so that this gum reaches adequate grain size for the preparation, through mechanical processes as granulation through pressure or extrusion. The invention also brings the advantage of avoiding manual contact with the gum, allowing all the processing of the gum to happen inside a container, as for example a cup, avoiding the entrance of dirt and contaminants, as well as distributing it in a directed way, avoiding the sifted or extruded gum to be spilled out of the frying pan.

A electronic grinder includes a main body and a grinding and dispensing chamber. The top of the main body open but covered by a cap. The main chamber includes a motor connected to a magnetically attached removable blade and propeller. The blade and propeller extend into the chamber when the grinder is assembled. When the cap is closed, the blade and propeller grinds material placed in the chamber and pull air down toward the blade and propeller. When the cap is opened, the blade and propeller function as a fan to generate airflow toward the top of the chamber to dispense ground material out of the chamber. The grinder can also include a microcontroller, a communications device, an infrared volume sensor, a scale, an audible buzzer, a vibration buzzer, and one or more sanitizing LED lights.

An organic-matter holding chamber is provided for holding organic-matter in a handholdable organic-matter fragmentation apparatus, the chamber comprising a first chamber part having a first magnetic member and a second chamber part having angularly offset second and third magnetic members. The first and second chamber parts are rotatable relative to each other to adopt locked and unlocked conditions. When the chamber 16 is in the locked condition, the first and second magnetic members (58, 60) face each other so as to magnetically attract. The first and third magnetic members being positionable via angular displacement of the first and second chamber parts to magnetically repel thereby biasing the first and second chamber parts away from each to adopt the unlocked condition.