JPH0534617Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Field of Application) This invention relates to a pot, mainly a pot with a thermometer for frying pots such as deep fryers.

(Prior Art) In general, when frying foods, especially tempura, it is impossible to fry them well unless the temperature of the oil is controlled by the type of oil, the frying temperature, the type of ingredients to be fried, etc. From this point of view, a deep fryer with a thermometer that allows frying tempura while checking the temperature of the oil is already on the market, but its structure is such that the oil guard b can be attached and detached from the main body of the pot as shown in Figure 3. A thermometer d is attached to a through hole c formed in the oil guard b so that the rod-shaped sensor part e is inserted into the oil filled in the pot body a.

In addition, the known techniques of Utility Model Application Publication No. 61-2833, Publication of Utility Model Application No. 62-317, and Publication of Utility Model Application No. 63-199038 include
A cooking utensil is disclosed in which a thermometer is attached to a handle provided on the side wall of a one-handed pot.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, in the conventional device described above, the thermometer d is simply inserted into the through hole c of the oil guard b in a loosely fitted state, so the thermometer d wobbles and becomes unstable. temperature measurement cannot be performed. Furthermore, when washing the pot after use, do not carelessly use the oil guard b.
When removed, the thermometer d protrudes below the oil guard b, so the thermometer d may hit other objects and be damaged, or the thermometer d may fall out of the through hole c of the oil guard b and be damaged. There was also some fear.

In addition, in the above-mentioned known technology, the display part of the thermometer attached to the handle is provided in the grip part of the handle, so when the handle is held, the display part is hidden in the hand and the temperature cannot be read. There are drawbacks.

Therefore, this invention was devised in order to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems.The thermometer is stabilized by placing the lid on the pot body side, which is separate from the removable oil guard. It mounts well and allows you to accurately measure the temperature of the oil, and even when you hold the handle in your hand, you can always read the temperature without covering the display.In addition, the lid prevents fried oil from splashing, making it safe. To provide a pot with a thermometer that is excellent in usability, can be used for various purposes, is easy to handle during cleaning, and can prevent damage to the thermometer.

(Means for Solving the Problem) As a means to achieve this, this invention provides a pot with a thermometer attached to the handle, in which a protrusion for attaching the handle is provided integrally with the pot body, and is connected upward to the pot body. Provide an insertion hole with an opening, insert the sensor part of the thermometer into the insertion hole, and attach the display part of the thermometer to the thermometer mounting part protruding from the pot mounting part of the pot body side part of the handle, The thermometer mounting portion is located above the handle mounting protrusion of the pot body, the pot body that can be covered by the lid body is connected to the handle, and the thermometer mounting portion of the handle is further connected to the handle mounting portion. A fitting recess into which a thermometer is fitted is formed, and a finger insertion hole for removing the thermometer is provided in the fitting recess.

(Example) An example of a specific configuration of this invention shown in the drawings will be described in detail below.

The pot body 1 has a stepped portion 2 with its upper periphery extending outward.
An oil guard 3 is removably placed on the stepped portion 2, and a lid 4 is removably fitted to the upper end edge erected above it. Also, the pot body 1
has a vertically elongated concave insertion portion 5 that opens upward on the inner surface side.
The handle attachment protrusion 6 formed with the bulge is integrally bulged.

The handle 7 has a pot attachment part 8 on the side of the pot body, and a thermometer attachment part 10 that protrudes from the pot attachment part 8.
In addition, a grip portion 9 for gripping the handle 7 is provided on the distal end side. Then, by bringing the pot attaching portion 8 of the handle 7 into contact with the handle attaching protrusion 6 of the pot body 1 and connecting them by inserting the screw 16 therethrough, the thermometer attaching portion 10 is attached to the handle. protrusion 6
It is positioned above to form a one-handed pot.

Thermometer attachment part 1 protruding from the pot attachment part 8 of the handle 7
0 is provided with a fitting recess 11, a fitting hole 12 is bored in the center thereof, and a thermometer 13 is attached to the fitting hole 12. Further, a finger insertion hole 17 for removing the thermometer is bored at an eccentric position on the back surface of the fitting recess 11.

The thermometer 13 has a disk-shaped display section 15 at the upper end of a rod-shaped sensor section 14, and by inserting this thermometer 13 from above the fitting recess 11 for attaching the thermometer, the rod-shaped sensor Fitting part 14 into through hole 1
2 and is inserted into the pot body 1 along the insertion part 5 of the handle attachment protrusion 6 of the pot body 1, and the display part 15 is fitted into the fitting recess 11.

With this structure, when in use, the handle 7
The sensor part 14 of the thermometer 13 attached to the pot body 1 is immersed in the oil filled in the pot body 1, and the display part 15 of the thermometer 13 is fitted into the fitting recess 11 and surrounded, so that It is safe because your fingers do not directly touch the display section 15, which gets hot due to the hot air of fried food, and since it is mounted immovably, the sensor section 14 does not wobble and is stable, allowing you to accurately measure the temperature of the oil. is displayed on the display section 15. Furthermore, even if the user grasps the grip portion 9 of the handle 7 to move the pot body 1 during cooking, the temperature can always be read without the display portion 15 of the thermometer being hidden by the hand. On top of that,
While frying food with ingredients in it, the temperature of the oil can be easily checked with the lid 4 covering the pot body 1, and it is extremely safe against oil splashes. Furthermore, when cleaning the pot body 1 after use, first remove the oil guard 3 and wash it. At that time, since the thermometer 13 is not attached to the oil guard side, do not hit the thermometer 13 against other objects or fall off. There is no risk of damage. Next, when washing the pot body 1, remove the thermometer 13 inserted into the pot body 1 from the handle 7. To do this, after removing the lid 4, remove the handle attachment protrusion 6 of the pot body 1. When the thermometer 13 is pushed upward by inserting a finger into the finger insertion hole 17 from below the thermometer mounting part 10 located above and having a space formed therein, the thermometer 13 is tightly fitted into the fitting recess 11. Since the display part 15 protrudes upward, the thermometer 13 can be easily removed from the handle 7, and the pot body 1 and the thermometer 13 can be washed with peace of mind. Moreover, when storing the pot body 1 with oil in it, if you fit the lid body 4 to the pot body 1 and cover it,
Can prevent oil oxidation.

Note that the following configuration may be used instead of the above embodiment.

(1) Attach a thermometer to the handle of a two-handed pot instead of a one-handed pot. At that time, attach a thermometer to the pot attachment part of one handle on the side of the pot body.

(2) The thermometer is screwed into the hole in the handle.

(3) The insertion portion of the handle attachment protrusion may be an insertion hole instead of a vertically elongated concave shape, and the sensor portion may be inserted through the insertion hole.

(4) Instead of a tempura pot, it can also be used by attaching it to a deep-frying pot, a pot for boiling water, etc.

(Effects of the invention) As described above in detail with respect to the embodiment, this invention has the advantage that during use, the thermometer is securely and stably attached to the handle of the pot body without wobbling, so the temperature of the oil increases. can be measured accurately. In addition, even when you grasp the grip part of the handle to move the pot body while cooking, the thermometer display part is attached to the pot attachment part of the handle on the pot body side. In addition to being able to read the temperature reliably at all times without being hidden by the handle, the protruding part for attaching the handle on the pot body and the thermometer attaching part on the handle side are located vertically facing each other, so the handle is longer than necessary. It can be installed without making it large and the handle is easy to hold. In addition, since you can cook with the lid on the pot, you can easily check the temperature of the oil while adding ingredients and frying. It is safe and prevents accidents such as burns due to oil splashing.
You can also prevent the oil from oxidizing by keeping the lid on while the oil is in the pot. Furthermore, when cleaning the pot after use, the thermometer is not attached to the oil guard side like in the past, so if you carelessly remove it, there is a risk of the thermometer hitting something else, or falling off and damaging it. Since there is no leakage and the thermometer is removed from the pot body side, the pot body and thermometer can be washed with confidence. At this time, the thermometer can be easily removed by inserting a finger into the finger insertion hole for removing the thermometer. In addition, since the protruding part for attaching the handle and the pot body are integrally formed, there is no need to apply oil leakage prevention measures such as packing to the attachment part unlike with conventional separate structures, and the labor of the installation work can be saved. This makes it possible to provide a pot that is extremely easy to use and is inexpensive.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional side view of this invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the main part with the thermometer removed, and one half of which has the handle omitted, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the conventional example. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Pan body, 5... Insertion part, 6... Handle attachment protrusion, 7... Handle, 9... Grip part, 10... Thermometer attachment part, 11... Fitting recess, 12... Fitting hole, 13...Thermometer, 14...Sensor part, 15
...Display section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) In a pot with a thermometer attached to the handle, an insertion hole that communicates with the pot body and opens at the top is provided in the protrusion for attaching the handle, which is provided integrally with the pot body; Insert the sensor part of the thermometer into the insertion hole, attach the display part of the thermometer to the thermometer mounting part that protrudes from the pot mounting part of the pot body side part of the handle, and attach the thermometer mounting part to the pot body side part of the handle. A pot with a thermometer, characterized in that the pot body is located above a protrusion for attaching a handle, and the handle is connected to the pot body which can be covered with a lid. (2) Registration of a utility model characterized in that the thermometer mounting portion of the handle has a fitting recess into which the thermometer is fitted, and a finger insertion hole for removing the thermometer is provided in the fitting recess. A pot with a thermometer according to claim 1.