General Mills, Inc.

Higher Dimension Medical, Inc.

Johnsonville Sausage, LLC

Higher Dimension Materials, Inc.

Hong Ji

Steven W Kim

Randal J Monforton

Young-Hwa Kim

Young H Kim

Seong-Gi Baek

Nicole Smith

Brad Jones

Clifton Forrest Richardson

Achilles Dimitri Speliotopoulos

Kevin Michael Addesso

Shelly Ann Stayer

Nicole Dawn Renneberg

Victor Karpov

Young Lin Kim

Young Hwa Kim

Clifton F Richardson

Young Kwon Kim

Soon C Park

A cooking device comprises a base and a heating element supported by the base. A cooking plate is heated by the heating element and includes at least a first cavity for receiving an item being cooked. At least a first temperature probe is disposed in the first cavity for piercing the item being cooked.

Grilling device for properly and uniformly cooking foodstuffs

A fabric includes a fabric substrate and a plurality guard plate assemblies affixed to the fabric substrate in a spaced relationship to each other. Each guard plate assembly includes a first layer of material affixed to the fabric substrate and a second layer of material joined to the first layer of material on a surface opposite the fabric substrate. The second layer of material has characteristics different than the first layer of material and are chosen commonly to meet the demands of the application to which the fabric is designed.

Penetration resistant fabric with multiple layer guard plate assemblies and method of making the same

A punture, pierce, and cut resistant fabric comprised of a plurality of sheets of plates arranged in a repeating pattern. A material interconnects the plates. The fabric is twistable, bendable, and flexible. It is constructed of substances that will withstand cutting, puncture, and piercing forces encountered in medical or other environments.

Supple penetration resistant fabric and method of making

A method for controlling heating and avoiding arcing in microwave food packaging having a conductive material such as a metal foil on the packaging by controlling the cross-sectional shape of the foil to have a predetermined shape at the edge portion of the foil including controlling a wedge angle and a corner radius of the edge of the foil.

Foil edge control for microwave heating

Apparatus for and method of controlling heating of a foodstuff using microwave energy having a food package with a microwave shielding layer containing a plurality of apertures therein sized to permit entry of both evanescent microwave energy and propagating microwave energy into the interior of the package with the microwave shielding layer being moved outward as the package expands due to generation of water vapor such that an interior volume of the package is subsequently protected against substantial evanescent microwave irradiation of the foodstuff during completion of the microwave heating cycle using propagating microwave energy to further heat the foodstuff.

Microwave food package and method

A food package and method of controlling heating of a foodstuff within the food package using microwave energy wherein the food package has a microwave shielding layer containing a plurality of apertures therein sized to permit penetration of evanescent microwave energy into the interior of the package with the microwave shielding layer being moved outward as the package expands due to generation of water vapor such that an interior volume of the package is subsequently protected against substantial microwave irradiation of the foodstuff upon and beyond completion of the microwave heating cycle.

Food package for microwave heating

A microwave container which morphs from a relatively microwave transparent condition to a relatively microwave blocking condition in response to microwave irradiation. The container wall section has a plurality of discrete, unconnected microwave reflective material elements initially permitting the transmission of microwave energy into the container and either a microwave absorptive material or a thermally responsive material active to coalesce the microwave reflective material elements into a connected array or pattern to block the transmission of microwave energy from entering the container after absorbing a predetermined amount of microwave energy.

Microwave food scorch shielding

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Woodbury, MN, United States of America

Hong Ji