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US 10,791,745 · App. 16/260,076 · Granted Oct 6, 2020

Apparatus for receiving a baking mold and holding the baking mold in a desired position for baking

Inventors: Todd Lindsay Wirth (Atlanta, GA); Fatimah Wirth (Atlanta, GA)
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,791,745
App. No.
16/260,076
Granted
Oct 6, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

An apparatus for receiving a baking mold and holding the baking mold in a desired position for baking. For a baking mold that is held together by a seal that extends around the edges of the mold, the apparatus includes a slot or trough that bisects the top of the apparatus and receives the seal within the trough. Other embodiments include receptors for protrusions from the baking mold and others include a rim that the baking mold sits over.

Claims (19)

1. An apparatus for holding a baking mold in a desired position while baking, the apparatus comprising:

an upper surface;

a baking mold interface, wherein the baking mold interface comprises a recess that defines an outer rim that begins at the upper surface and a recessed surface that extends below the upper surface;

the upper surface and the recessed surface defining at least one aperture that at least partially exists in the upper surface and at least partially exists in the baking mold interface;

wherein the baking mold interface is configured to receive a portion of an outside surface of a baking mold and the at least one aperture is configured to receive a seam of the baking mold;

the recessed surface and the at least one aperture defined by the recessed surface and the upper surface configured to provide support to hold the baking mold in the desired position;

wherein the baking mold can be filled with a baking substance, and wherein the baking mold is inserted into the recess of the apparatus and the seam of the baking mold is inserted through the aperture and wherein the apparatus with the filled baking mold can be placed in an oven for baking wherein the baking mold is held in the desired position.

2. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the recess is a frustum shape recess.

3. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the outer rim of the baking mold interface extends above the upper surface such that a portion of the baking mold is slid over the outer rim.

4. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the recessed surface includes a bottom surface.

5. A method for baking with an apparatus, the method comprising:

providing an apparatus that comprises an upper surface and a baking mold interface, wherein the baking mold interface includes an outer rim that begins at the upper surface and a recess that includes a recessed surface extending below the upper surface and, the upper surface and the baking mold interface define an aperture that extends from a first point on the upper surface to a second point that extends at least within the recessed surface of the baking mold interface and at most to the upper surface;

attaching a baking mold to the baking mold interface such that an outer surface of the baking mold coincides with the recessed surface and a seam of the baking mold is inserted through the aperture;

filling the baking mold with a baking substance;

placing the apparatus with filled baking mold into an oven for a period of time;

removing the apparatus from the oven;

removing the baking mold from the apparatus;

opening the baking mold; and

extracting a baked substance from an interior of the baking mold.

Continuity (2)
Continuation 15885694 · Jan 31, 2018
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