1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an egg beater, particularly to one able to evenly beat egg liquid conveniently and quickly.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventionally, to beat an egg, firstly, it is usual to prepare a container and knock the eggshell against a hard object to deposit the egg liquid in the container, and then beat the egg liquid in the container with chopsticks. However, beaten with chopsticks, egg liquid can hardly be beaten completely and evenly. Hand egg beaters and electric egg beaters sold on the market can solve such a problem. A conventional hand egg beater 1, as shown in
The objective of this invention is to offer an egg beater able to evenly beat egg liquid conveniently and quickly.
The egg beater in the present invention includes a base, a stirrer, a waterproof washer and an upper cover. The base is formed with an accommodating chamber having a positioning projection fixed therein and has the upper edge of its outer wall disposed with an engage groove having its lower side bored with an annular recess. The stirrer is installed in the center of the accommodating chamber of the base, having its upper side provided with a whisking member and its underside bored with an insert groove. The waterproof washer is fitted around the engage groove of the base, and the upper cover is mounted on the base and has its inner wall bored with an annular recess at its bottom.
This invention will be better understood by referring to the accompanying drawings, wherein:
A preferred embodiment of an egg beater in the present invention, as shown in
The base 2 is formed with an accommodating chamber 20 fixed therein with a positioning post 21 having its outer wall oppositely provided with tangent planes 210. The base 2 further has the upper edge of its outer wall bored with an engage groove 22 having its lower side disposed with an annular recess 23.
The stirrer 3 firmly installed in the accommodating chamber 20 of the base 2 has its upper side provided with a branch-leave-shaped whisking member 30 and its underside bored with an insert groove 31 having its inner wall oppositely provided with tangent planes 310.
The waterproof washer 4 is fitted around the engage groove 22 of the base 2.
The upper cover 5 is preferably semispherically-shaped, to be mounted on the base 2, having its inner wall disposed with an annular recess 50.
In assembling, referring to
In using, referring to
While the preferred embodiment of the invention has been described above, it will be recognized and understood that various modifications may be made therein and the appended claims are intended to cover all such modifications that may fall within the spirit and scope of the invention.
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