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G & S Metal Products Company, Inc. -

City: Cleveland
State/Country: OH US


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G & S Metal Products Company, Inc. ( Cleveland, OH )
A shielded cover for a microwave container having upper and lower layers and a diamond-shaped metallic ring therebetween. The ring surrounds an upwardly extending multi-step truncated pyramid formed out of the center section of the upper and lower layers of the cover. The top surface of the truncated pyramid includes a series of openings to vent steam produced within the container. Microwave radiation produced by the microwave oven is reflected by the metallic ring and therefore only penetrates the cover to enter or exit the container at the corners and the center section of the cover. Microwaves are concentrated at the center section of the container and retained within the container, heating the center of the food therein proportionally more than the outer portion of the food, resulting food having a uniform and consistent temperature throughout.
A double-walled cooking utensil provides inner and outer metal layers which are nested together and permanently connected along peripheral flanges. Each layer provides a planar bottom portion which cooperate with each other to define a thin chamber therebetween. A sheet of reflective aluminum is positioned in such chamber and resists the transfer of radiant heat from the bottom surface of the outer layer to the bottom surface of the inner layer which constitutes the cooking surface of the utensil. The reflective sheet is embossed with a grid of ribs which extend toward the outer layer and maintain a small spacing between the portions of the reflective layer between the ribs. The utensil promotes quality baking without requiring increased baking time, and produces bakery having more uniform texture and better color.
A rotatable platform having a relatively circular turntable top rotationally supported above a unitary base by a plurality of wheels which make tangential point contact with the underside of the turntable top. The base includes a raised rim portion that carries the rotationally mounted wheels. A step is formed between the raised rim portion and the remainder of the base that helps prevent food particles from contacting a gear train assembly contained within the base. A flat spiral spring is housed beneath the gear train assembly and cooperates with the gear train assembly to rotate the turntable top. A detent is provided on the base that engages an escapement blade for stopping rotation of the turntable top. The base is substantially square with rounded corners.