Oil-impregnated oil-covered sheet
The roll-shaped oiling sheet with plant-derived fibers addresses inefficiencies and hygiene issues in conventional oil application methods by providing a disposable, efficient, and economical solution for applying edible oil to cooking utensils.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-01-05
- Publication Date
- 2026-03-17
AI Technical Summary
Conventional methods for applying oil to cooking utensils are inefficient, hygienic, and economically wasteful, often requiring multiple applications, leading to issues like oxidation and hygiene risks.
An oil-containing oiling sheet formed into a roll shape using plant-derived fibers, impregnated with edible oil, which can be easily applied and discarded, reducing waste and ensuring hygiene.
The roll-shaped oiling sheet allows quick, even oil application without separate oil preparation, minimizing waste and hygiene risks, while being economical and safe for direct contact with cooking utensils.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to an oil-impregnated oiling sheet for applying edible oil to cooking utensils, and particularly to an oiling sheet that is formed into a roll shape by impregnating a sheet made of plant-derived fibers with oil and can be used hygienically and conveniently.
Background Art
[0002] Conventionally, as methods for applying oil to cooking utensils, methods such as using a brush, a cotton type, or folding a kitchen paper to soak it with oil have been common.
[0003] However, with a brush, it is necessary to reapply oil many times, which is time-consuming. With a cotton type, food residues are likely to adhere, and if it is reused without being thoroughly washed, there is a risk of problems such as oil oxidation and hygiene issues.
[0004] On the other hand, with the method of using kitchen paper, an operation of folding the paper to soak it with oil is required, the amount of paper and oil used tends to increase, and paper and oil must be prepared, which is economically inefficient.
[0005] Thus, the conventional oiling sheets had problems in terms of workability, hygiene, and economy. Problems to be Solved by the Invention
[0006] An object of the present invention is to provide an oiling sheet that can be easily taken out one by one and used while suppressing waste of oil and paper material, in place of the conventional oil application methods that have problems in terms of hygiene and economy. Further, since the present invention is for use in direct contact with cooking utensils, importance is attached to safety to the body, and only plant-derived fibers are used instead of chemical fibers and petroleum-derived materials. Means for Solving the Problems
[0007] The oil-impregnated oiling sheet of the present invention is configured by folding a sheet made of plant-derived fibers and then forming it into a roll shape, and impregnating the sheet with edible oil in advance.
[0008] The reason for forming the sheets into a roll is that if multiple sheets were stored stacked flat, the oil content could cause them to stick together, making them difficult to remove. By forming it into a roll, it becomes possible to hygienically remove it using utensils such as tongs or chopsticks.
[0009] The aforementioned sheet can be discarded after use, preventing oxidation of the oil and sanitary problems caused by reuse. Furthermore, by reducing the size and amount of oil impregnated per sheet to about half that of conventional kitchen paper, waste of oil and paper materials can be reduced.
[0010] Furthermore, the oil-impregnated oil-covered sheet of this invention may be provided with a case for storing it. The case is airtight and designed to prevent oil from leaking out even when tilted, ensuring hygiene during storage and transport, and effectively suppressing oil oxidation.
[0011] According to this invention, oil can be applied quickly and evenly to cooking utensils without having to prepare oil separately at the time of use.
[0012] Furthermore, because it is a disposable design, it avoids the hygiene problems that arise from repeated use of brushes or cotton types, and it is also economical as it reduces the consumption of oil and paper materials.
[0013] Furthermore, the roll-shaped structure prevents the sheets from sticking together, allowing for easy dispensing of the required single sheet. This minimizes contact with hands during dispensing, improving hygiene and work efficiency. [Brief explanation of the drawing]
[0014] [Figure 1] This diagram shows the roll form of an oil-impregnated oil-covered sheet. [Explanation of Symbols] 1 …… Plant-derived fiber sheet 2…… Roll-shaped section 3 …… Oil impregnated part
Claims
1. An oil-impregnated oil-covering sheet characterized by being formed by folding a sheet made of plant-derived fibers into a roll shape and pre-impregnating the sheet with edible oil.
2. The oil-impregnated oil-covered sheet according to claim 1, wherein the sheet is wound into a roll so that it can be pulled out one sheet at a time, and is configured to prevent the sheets from sticking together due to oil.
3. The oil-impregnated oil-covered sheet according to claim 1 or 2, comprising a case for storing the sheet, wherein the case is airtight and has a structure that prevents oil leakage and oxidation.