Abstract: A convertible cutting device (1, 1?) comprises a first handle (2, 2?) with a first blade (8, 8?) and a second handle (5, 5?) with a second blade (11, 11?), and a conversion device (14, 14?) being configured to adapt at least a scissor position and a knife position. The conversion device (14, 14?) and the second handle (5, 5?) comprise in each case at least one abutment section (15, 15?; 18, 18?) being configured to abut against one another when the conversion device (14, 14?) is in the knife position and when the first handle (2, 2?) and the second handle (5, 5?) are in the closed position, whereby the conversion device (14, 14?) is retained in the knife position.

Abstract: A convertible cutting device (1, 1) comprises a first handle (2, 2) with a first blade (8, 8) and a second handle (5, 5) with a second blade (11, 11), and a conversion device (14, 14) being configured to adapt at least a scissor position and a knife position. The conversion device (14, 14) and the second handle (5, 5) comprise in each case at least one abutment section (15, 15?; 18, 18) being configured to abut against one another when the conversion device (14, 14) is in the knife position and when the first handle (2, 2) and the second handle (5, 5) are in the closed position, whereby the conversion device (14, 14) is retained in the knife position.

Abstract: A cake carrier having a base and a cover, the cover having a substantially rigid top portion and a substantially rigid bottom portion joined by a flexible middle portion having at least one living hinge to collapse the cake carrier from an open configuration to a collapsed configuration, and the base comprising a frame that holds a reversible insert that has a first surface including a plurality of wells and a second surface that is substantially flat. The cake carrier has a handle formed of straps attached to the frame that may be joined above the cover for carrying the cake carrier.

Abstract: A foldable dish rack having a case including a base, a lid, and a side wall extending from the periphery of at least a portion of the base, and a mat including a plurality of projections and a first mat hinge dividing a first mat portion and a second mat portion that provides for the second mat portion to fold relative the first mat portion from a planar configuration to a folded configuration whereby the second mat portion rests flat on the first mat portion, with the lid connected to a portion of the side wall by a case hinge such that the lid is capable of converting from a closed configuration against the side walls to an open configuration approximately perpendicular to a plane of the base.

Abstract: A foldable dish rack having a case including a base, a lid, and a side wall extending from the periphery of at least a portion of the base, and a mat including a plurality of projections and a first mat hinge dividing a first mat portion and a second mat portion that provides for the second mat portion to fold relative the first mat portion from a planar configuration to a folded configuration whereby the second mat portion rests flat on the first mat portion, with the lid connected to a portion of the side wall by a case hinge such that the lid is capable of converting from a closed configuration against the side walls to an open configuration approximately perpendicular to a plane of the base.

Abstract: A cake carrier having a base and a cover, the cover having a substantially rigid top portion and a substantially rigid bottom portion joined by a flexible middle portion having at least one living hinge to collapse the cake carrier from an open configuration to a collapsed configuration, and the base comprising a frame that holds a reversible insert that has a first surface including a plurality of wells and a second surface that is substantially flat. The cake carrier has a handle formed of straps attached to the frame that may be joined above the cover for carrying the cake carrier.