SHELLY S HOWMAN
Occupational Therapy at Gorda Ct, Roswell, GA

2003007, May 1, 2003

Oct 31, 2001

09/999107

Shelly Howman - Roswell GA, US
Karen O'Kelley - Woodstock GA, US

A21C005/00, A21C015/04

030/114000, 030/124000

A housing with elongate chambers for hot dogs and transverse guide channels extending all the way through the chambers, a longitudinal blade assembly having sets of four radially arranged longitudinal blade sections positioned within the chambers and connected to each other so that the blades simultaneously slide longitudinally between a first position and a second position to slice the hot dogs longitudinally into quarters, and a transverse blade assembly having transverse blades that are received in the channels and connected to each other so that the blades simultaneously slide transversely between a first position and a second position to slice the hot dogs transversely into pieces.

7340835, Mar 11, 2008

Jan 9, 2006

11/328304

Shelly S. Howman - Roswell GA, US
Karen L. O'Kelley - Woodstock GA, US
Giorgos Hatzilias - Lawrenceville GA, US

Katie Lane Corp. - Atlanta GA

A21C 15/04

30114, 302792, 30282, 83932

A housing with at least one elongate chamber for a hot dog, a series of transverse blades for slicing the hot dog laterally into a number of disc sections, and at least one longitudinal blade for slicing the hot dog lengthwise, for example into quarters. The housing includes two parts that rotate or otherwise move relative to each other to make the transverse slices. Preferably, the first part of the housing includes a hopper with a retainer surface and the second part of the housing includes a series of transverse blades that rotate to transversely slice the hot dog. Furthermore, the two parts preferably include alignable openings permitting the transversely sliced hot dog to fall into the chamber for longitudinal slicing. Preferably, a plunger pushes the hot dog into the longitudinal blade to slice the hot dog lengthwise.