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This invention is meant as a replacement for the common centrifugal juicer. It would be approximately the same size and speed, but have several inserts for different purposes.
The inserts would include, but not be limited to:
A juice extractor for fruits and veggies.
A wire basket for extracting
oil from fried foods (like the George Foreman fryer).
A basket for holding cheesecloth with curds and whey, to seperate out whey very quickly, for homemade cheese. Besides making regular cheeses, you could also use this for making cream cheese (which is very time consuming to make at home conventionally), or for making strained yogurt, aka greek yogurt.
(Optional) Test tube holders for school science experiments.
[edit: added]
And a plastic basket for holding salad greens that need to be drained of water.
And, not related to what basket is in place, it should have a speed control, and a timer.
Food Processor/Salad Spinner (one of many designs)
http://www.diytrade...-salad_spinner.html
Add your own cheesecloth, etc. [Jim Bob of Merriam Park, Sep 16 2009]
Kitchen centrifuge
http://www.popsci.c...chieve-whirled-peas
[lurch, Feb 04 2011]
... and let's not forget the early-morning necessities
http://s923.photobu...ntrifugal%20coffee/
Freshly ground espresso a la centrifuge. [FlyingToaster, Feb 05 2011]
[link]
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Add a salad spinning capability, and I think you may
have a winner. + |
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Or, for the foodie who has everything, a kitchen
ultracentrifuge. Should be good for molecular gastronomy. I
bet not even Heston Blumenthal has one of those. |
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Hash browns! Grate the taters, spin the water off; fry 'em up, spin the oil off. |
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That link is for nothing more than a salad spinner.
Why are they saying it is a food processor, I wonder?
There is no other function than spinning lettuce and
greens. |
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Would it be able to separate specific ingredients? If so it would be useful for the kid who refuses to eat something because it has peas in it. (or carrots, or nuts, or...) |
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Also for coffee....<link> |
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Seriously? It works for me, but maybe because it's linking to
my photobucket account. What do you get? |
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For me it links to this anno box. The one on FB worked fine though. |
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I saw instructions in Scientific American a few years ago describing how to make a centrifuge from a food processor. I think if i did that i'd try it by turning it on from another room for a bit. |
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You people are joshing me, no? |
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Needs cyclotron attachment for enriching uranium. |
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Aha - many thanks. Probably fixed now. |
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Ah, bollocks. I can't sort it because it works for me. Feel
free to post the link if you can (thanks). I'll delete the other
one. |
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Now I miss the weird centripetal "you'll never leave" link :-(. |
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//Needs cyclotron attachment for enriching uranium.// |
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This would be sold to Axis of Evil countries by CIA controlled companies as a "juicer, ha ha," which would then be touted in the UN as evidence of illegal weapons programs justifying invasion. |
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[idischler], and you point is .... ? |
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On reading the title, we hoped this was a kitchen
that could be used in free-fall conditions. |
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