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Gary Fallowes

William Harrison Tan

David Robert Goetz

A food mixing attachment includes two mixing arms extending down from an engagement member that is configured for engaging a mixer. A respective flexible blade is on each arm and has a contour generally like that of a bowl. During the mixing process the blades scrape food from the bowl surface into the interior of the bowl.

Mixing bowl with attachment

A food scraper for a food mixer is releasably engaged around a beater shaft of the food mixer that releasably engages a mixing attachment. The food scraper has an arm that extends away from the mixing attachment and that is closely spaced or that contacts the mixing bowl to scrape food from the side of the bowl back into the mixing volume as the food mixer mixes the food.

Food scraper attachment for food mixer

A food preparation apparatus having a food carrier holding one or more articles of food being removeably positioned on a transport mechanism for travel in a linear direction and being simultaneously rotated and advanced subjecting the food to a predetermined level of cooking heat wherein the carrier has a predetermined weakened area for improved handling of the food after cooking. A food preparation apparatus having a discharge station allowing finished products to safely exit and not immediately handled by the operator. Because of the magnetic rail system the food-mounting skewer stays in place horizontally (hangs in space,) while pushed further along the rail by the next product. This is extremely useful for operations such as amusement parks and carnivals where the operator's attention is frequently distracted. The food being discharged will simply move along the rail, and wait for the operator, there is no chance of the product falling, or piling up due to lack of operator attention.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Gary Fallowes