Abstract: There is provided an ice knife for a kitchen appliance, comprising two or more blades, said blades each comprising a main section arranged at the same height, the height being configured such that processed ice collects under the main section in use.

Abstract: Food processing tool and method of manufacture Food processing tool (100) has a housing 110 defining a volume therein. The tool (100) includes a drive-shaft (102) that drives a bladed tool 130 attached thereto about an axis of rotation. An insert 120) is located and arranged in the housing (110) so as to define a processing volume open to an outside of the housing through an opening thereof. The insert (120) is integral with the housing (110).

Abstract: A kitchen appliance for food processing, which has a drive shaft, a working part, preferably having a blade, which is provided on the drive shaft, a protective hood having multiple cut-outs in the circumferential direction, which protective hood surrounds the working part and has an opening in the axial direction of the drive shaft, and a preferably cylindrical accessory element. The accessory element has an outer body having a first axial end face and a second, opposite axial end face, and the protective hood, by cooperation with the accessory element, defines a cavity for processing foods which is closed in the circumferential direction of the protective hood. The outer body further has multiple, protrusions projecting inwards in the radial direction, which protrusions can be operatively connected to the cut-outs in the protective hood.

Abstract: A kitchen appliance for food processing, which has a drive shaft, a working part, preferably having a blade, which is provided on the drive shaft, a protective hood having multiple cut-outs in the circumferential direction, which protective hood surrounds the working part and has an opening in the axial direction of the drive shaft, and a preferably cylindrical accessory element. The accessory element has an outer body having a first axial end face and a second, opposite axial end face, and the protective hood, by cooperation with the accessory element, defines a cavity for processing foods which is closed in the circumferential direction of the protective hood. The outer body further has multiple, protrusions projecting inwards in the radial direction, which protrusions can be operatively connected to the cut-outs in the protective hood.