Abstract: A device for removing a portion of a roll, comprising an elongated hollow shaft having a handle at one end thereof. The other end is formed into two separated jaws, with one jaw extending beyond the other jaw. The edges of the jaws are sharpened and serrated. The device is inserted in an elongated roll, wiggled with the roll, and a portion of the soft interior of the roll is then removed. Sandwich filling, such as hot meat balls, luncheon meats, cheese, vegetables, or any mixture of the same, is then inserted into the roll, and tamped in place. The invention also contemplates the method of removing a portion of the roll and filling the roll to from a sandwich.

Abstract: A device for removing a portion of a roll, comprising an elongated hollow shaft having a handle at one end thereof. The other end is formed into two separated jaws, with one jaw extending beyond the other jaw. The edges of the jaws are sharpened and serrated. The device is inserted in an elongated roll, wiggled within the roll, and a portion of the soft interior of the roll is then removed. Sandwich filling, such as hot meat balls, luncheon meats, cheese, vegetables, or any mixture of the same, is then inserted into the roll, and tamped in place. The invention also contemplates the method of removing a portion of the roll and filling the roll to form a sandwich.

Abstract: A device for use with a conventional deep fat frying basket to facilitate the frying of a porous mass of a food product, such as onion rings, located within the basket. The device comprises an apertured cover plate arranged for disposition over the mouth of the basket to lock the food product within the basket. Projecting downward from the underside of the cover plate are a pair of projecting members which extend for substantially the full depth of the basket. The members are rod-like and each includes a longitudinally extending, concavely relieved face. A handle is secured to the upper surface of the cover plate. The device is coated with a non-stick material.