Arc orange peeling knife

Abstract

The invention discloses an arc orange peeling knife, which is composed of a tip art, an arc shape and a handle, wherein the arc shape is fixedly connected with the handle; the overall structure is in a flat structure; one end of the arc shape is connected with the handle; the tip part of which the thickness is gradually reduced is arranged at the other end of the arc shape. When the arc orange peeling knife is used, orange peel is girdled a circle by the tip part along the 'equator' of the orange; the arc part is inserted into peel and flesh juncture of the orange; and the peel of the orange is separated from the flesh by rotating the orange, so as to achieve the peeling target. Compared with an existing orange stripper, orange juice does not flow outside; no sharp knife edge injures the hands; and the orange is relatively safe and healthful to eat.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of daily necessities, in particular to a tool for peeling oranges. Background technique [0002] Orange is a kind of fruit that people often eat. At present, people generally rely on their nails to peel oranges. Because the skin of oranges is thick, it takes a lot of effort to peel them, and the peel and pulp of oranges often remain in the nails after peeling off the skin. Therefore, Relying on your fingernails to peel the orange straps is a big inconvenience. Some orange peelers that have now, though can replace nails to peel oranges, also have the disadvantages of inconvenient use, laborious and unhygienic peeling. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is how to overcome the above-mentioned defects of the prior art, and provide an arc-shaped orange peeling knife that is easy to use and labor-saving to operate. [0004] In order to solve the above-mentioned...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Orange is a kind of fruit that people often eat. At present, people generally rely on their nails to peel oranges. Because the skin of oranges is thick, it takes a lot of effort to peel them, and the peel and pulp of oranges often remain in the nails after peeling off the skin. Therefore, It is very inconvenient to rely on nails to peel the orange belt

Some orange peelers now have the disadvantages of being inconvenient to use, laborious and unhygienic, although they can replace nails to peel oranges.

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