JPH0116489B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a strainer for amazake, juyu, sake lees, miso, etc., in which a strainer is swingable like a pendulum in a mesh-shaped container.

(Conventional technology and problems) Conventionally, when amazake was boiled, people thought that it contained rice cakes, drank it in a difficult-to-drink state, and threw away the rice cakes.
Moreover, the discarded rice cake is nutritious, and
Throw away sweet and tasty foods. In addition, when rice grains cannot be mixed in heavy water for infants or sick people, the supernatant of the porridge must be removed and the rest thrown away, which is uneconomical, and it also has the drawback of making the rice porridge less nutritious.

Sake lees, stew, etc. are dissolved by stirring them in a pot of boiling water with chopsticks, etc., which causes the ingredients to break, and they do not dissolve completely, leaving some dango-like pieces behind. Next, when straining the miso, stir it in the Ami container with a ladle or a wooden spoon, so hold the Ami container in a fixed state with one hand and stir the miso with the other hand. The miso is poured out from the crevice by moving it, and the remaining residue is difficult to fix the container and stir the miso repeatedly, requiring constant operation with both hands, and the steam comes into direct contact with the hand holding the ground wood. However, it had the disadvantage of being hot in the summer, and the inconvenience of requiring both a container and ground wood.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention has been made to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, and its purpose is to swing a ramrod like a pendulum in a net-shaped container with one hand operation. By the simple means of making the rod move freely, the rod can be used to move in the opposite direction to the movement of the ami container, and the lower part of the spring loosely inserted under the rod acts as a blade, and the upper part acts as a ring cutter. It is characterized by completely draining the above-mentioned substances from the iris without removing nutrients by crushing, stirring, and moving the iris container.
2, or a large number of small holes 2a are made around the entire circumference, the bottom surface is formed into an arc 3, many blades 4 are provided upwardly protruding, a handle 5 is attached to the top of the container, and a ramrod 6 is formed. At the bottom, a spring 7 is loosely inserted into a bent part 6a formed in a U-shape to match the shape of the bottom surface of the container 1, and the upper end of the ramrod is rotatably attached to or detached from the handle 5. It has a hook 8 protruding from the top that can be hung on the edge of the pot, which eliminates the inconvenience of having to separate the container and the ground powder as described above.

(Functions and Effects) This usage method is to put amazake, rice porridge, sake lees, stew, miso, etc. into container 1, and immerse the container in a pot of boiling water. When the container 1 is dipped, hang it on the edge of the pot with the hook 8 and cover it to prevent the steam from evaporating.When it becomes soft, move the handle 5 from side to side.When the container 1 moves to the right, for example, The pounding rod 6 makes one reciprocating movement in the opposite direction due to inertia. Therefore, the left and right movement is caused by the movement of the pounding rod 6 relative to the container 1, which swings on the top surface of the bottom 3 like a pendulum, causing an upward movement. Grinding is done between the blade 4 or the ridge and the bent part 6a. Moreover, if the distance between the bent part 6a and the bottom surface 3 is narrower on both sides than in the center, rice cakes, bean cakes, etc. will be bitten in the center and bent on both sides. When the spring 7, which is a feature of the present application, is freely rotated around the bending part 6a, the spring 7 which is a feature of the present invention is crushed when the part 6a moves, and is always in contact with the bottom surface 3 of the container 1 regardless of the position of the bending part 6a. The lower part acts as a blade to assist in crushing, and the upper part acts as a comb, producing an innovative effect of stirring while cutting the dumplings.At this time, the hot water moves from side to side to the Ami 2 or small portion of Container 1. The effect is that it enters and exits the container through the hole 2a and flows out from the container 1 at the same time as the above-mentioned crushing.
It is economical because it allows you to quickly and easily strain the above types, and the most delicious and nutritious parts of amazake and juyu can be completely consumed.In addition, the handle 5 allows anyone to enjoy cooking with one hand on the outside of the pot. It is easy to operate, and has the advantage that the handle does not come into direct contact with steam and does not get hot even in summer.

In addition to using it for pots, it can also be used as a sieve for flour such as cakes and tempura.

Next, for cleaning after use, conventionally it was necessary to stir the inside of the container with a scrub brush or the like to remove the debris that had adhered to the container, but according to the present application, with the mouth of the container 1 facing downward, the handle 5 was placed in the aquarium. When you move left or right,
This has a practical effect in that the spring 7 swings and automatically shakes off the particles adhering to the inside of the container.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway side view of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line A-A', and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the present invention showing a second embodiment. In the figure, 1 is the container, 2 is the net, 3 is the bottom of the container,
4 is the blade, 5 is the handle, 6 is the rod, 6a is the bent part, 7 is the spring, and 8 is the hook.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A large number of small holes 2a are bored around the ridge 2 or the entire circumference,
A container 1 whose bottom surface is formed into an arc 3 and a handle 5 attached to the top of the container are provided with a ramrod 6 having an arcuate bent portion 6a shaped like the bottom surface of the container. A swinging device for a strainer, characterized in that the swinging rod is movably pivoted and is swingable like a pendulum inside a container 1. 2 A spring 7 is attached to the lower arc-shaped bending portion 6a of the pounding rod 6.
A swinging device for a strainer according to claim 1, characterized in that a swinging device for a strainer is formed by loosely inserting a.