CN213153854U - Beverage with seasoning ice block and seasoning ice block combination with outer package - Google Patents
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A beverage with flavoring ice cubes and a flavoring ice cube combination with an outer package are provided, wherein the beverage with the flavoring ice cubes comprises an outer package body, drinking liquid and at least one flavoring ice cube. The drinking liquid is contained in the outer packaging body. The seasoning ice cubes are accommodated in the outer packaging body. The flavoring ice cubes are obtained by placing the flavoring liquid in a low-temperature environment so that the flavoring liquid is solidified to have a solid appearance.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a food, in particular to a drink with seasoning ice blocks and a seasoning ice block combination with an external package.
Background
In recent years, beverage stores have risen to drive the popularity of domestic drinking products. The common drinking product is made by making the beverage first and then selling the beverage with ice cubes.
However, in general, ice cubes are made from potable water and are not easily retained because they are not sealed. When ice is added to a drink, the drink is easily over-diluted by the ice melted into water due to the passage of time, and the flavor of the drink is reduced and the taste of the drink is weakened.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
An embodiment of the utility model provides a drink with ice-cube of flavouring is proposed, and it includes the extranal packing body, drinks liquid and at least one ice-cube of flavouring. The drinking liquid is contained in the outer packaging body. The seasoning ice cubes are accommodated in the outer packaging body. The flavoring ice cubes are obtained by placing the flavoring liquid in a low-temperature environment so that the flavoring liquid is solidified to have a solid appearance.
Preferably, the solid appearance of the at least one flavored ice cube is a cube, cuboid, cylinder, pyramid, polygon, or combination thereof.
Preferably, the flavored liquid is a coffee liquid, a fruit liquid, a vegetable liquid, a tea liquid, an alcoholic liquid, or a combination thereof.
Preferably, the outer packaging body is a sealed bag body or a containing cup body, and at least one seasoning ice block is immersed in the drinking liquid.
Preferably, the outer packaging body comprises a mother cup body and a child cup body, the bottom surface of the child cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body, at least one piece of seasoning ice is arranged in the child cup body, and the drinking liquid is arranged in the mother cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body comprises a mother cup body and a child cup body, the bottom surface of the child cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body, the drinking liquid is placed in the child cup body, and at least one seasoning ice block is placed in the mother cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body is an edible cup, an edible bag, a biodegradable cup or a biodegradable bag.
Preferably, the drink of the seasoning ice block further comprises at least one drinking water ice block which is accommodated in the outer packaging body, and the drinking water ice block is formed by placing the drinking water in a low-temperature environment so that the drinking water is solidified to have a solid appearance.
An embodiment of the utility model provides a drink with ice-cube of flavouring is proposed, and it includes the extranal packing body, drinks liquid and at least one ice-cube of flavouring. The drinking liquid is contained in the outer packaging body. The seasoning ice cubes are accommodated in the outer packaging body. The flavoring ice block is prepared by mixing at least one solid food material and a solution, and placing the mixture in a low-temperature environment to enable the solution to coat the solid food material and solidify to have a solid appearance.
Preferably, the solid appearance of the at least one flavored ice cube is a cube, cuboid, cylinder, pyramid, polygon, or combination thereof.
Preferably, the flavored liquid is a coffee liquid, a fruit liquid, a vegetable liquid, a tea liquid, an alcoholic liquid, or a combination thereof.
Preferably, the outer packaging body is a sealed bag body or an accommodating cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body comprises a mother cup body and a child cup body, the bottom surface of the child cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body, and at least one seasoning ice block is accommodated in the child cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body comprises a mother cup body and a child cup body, the bottom surface of the child cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body, and at least one seasoning ice block is accommodated in the mother cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body is an edible cup, an edible bag, a biodegradable cup or a biodegradable bag.
Preferably, the flavoring ice cube assembly with the external package further comprises at least one drinking water ice cube which is accommodated in the external package body, and the at least one drinking water ice cube is formed by placing the drinking water liquid in a low-temperature environment so that the drinking water liquid is solidified to have a solid appearance.
An embodiment of the utility model provides a season ice cube combination with extranal packing, it includes the extranal packing body and at least one ice cube of flavouring. The seasoning ice cubes are accommodated in the outer packaging body. The flavoring ice cubes are obtained by placing the flavoring liquid in a low-temperature environment so that the flavoring liquid is solidified to have a solid appearance.
Preferably, said solid appearance of at least one flavored ice cube is a cube, cuboid, cylinder, pyramid, polygon or combination thereof.
Preferably, the flavored liquid is a coffee liquid, a fruit liquid, a vegetable liquid, a tea liquid, an alcoholic liquid, or a combination thereof.
Preferably, the outer packaging body is a sealed bag body or an accommodating cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body comprises a mother cup body and a child cup body, the bottom surface of the child cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body, and at least one seasoning ice block is accommodated in the child cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body comprises a mother cup body and a child cup body, the bottom surface of the child cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body, and at least one seasoning ice block is accommodated in the mother cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body is an edible cup, an edible bag, a biodegradable cup or a biodegradable bag.
Preferably, the flavoring ice cube assembly with the external package further comprises at least one drinking water ice cube accommodated in the external package body, wherein the at least one drinking water ice cube is formed by placing the drinking water liquid in a low-temperature environment so that the drinking water liquid is solidified to have a solid appearance.
An embodiment of the utility model provides a season ice cube combination with extranal packing, it includes the extranal packing body and at least one ice cube of flavouring. The seasoning ice cubes are accommodated in the outer packaging body. The flavoring ice block is prepared by mixing at least one solid food material and a solution, and placing the mixture in a low-temperature environment to enable the solution to coat the solid food material and solidify to have a solid appearance.
Preferably, the solid appearance of the at least one flavored ice cube is a cube, cuboid, cylinder, pyramid, polygon, or combination thereof.
Preferably, the solution is water, coffee liquid, fruit liquid, vegetable liquid, tea liquid, wine liquid or a combination thereof.
Preferably, the at least one solid food material is a fruit, a cut vegetable or a cut vegetable.
Preferably, the outer packaging body is a sealed bag body or an accommodating cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body comprises a mother cup body and a child cup body, the bottom surface of the child cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body, and at least one seasoning ice block is accommodated in the child cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body comprises a mother cup body and a child cup body, the bottom surface of the child cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body, and at least one seasoning ice block is accommodated in the mother cup body.
Preferably, the outer packaging body is an edible cup, an edible bag, a biodegradable cup or a biodegradable bag.
Preferably, the flavoring ice cube assembly with the external package further comprises at least one drinking water ice cube which is accommodated in the external package body, and the at least one drinking water ice cube is formed by placing the drinking water liquid in a low-temperature environment so that the drinking water liquid is solidified to have a solid appearance.
An embodiment of the utility model provides a drink with ice-cube of flavouring is proposed, and it includes the extranal packing body, at least one first ice-cube of flavouring and at least one second ice-cube of flavouring. The first seasoning ice cubes are accommodated in the outer packaging body. The first seasoning ice block is prepared by mixing at least one solid food material and a solution, and then placing the mixture in a low-temperature environment to enable the solution to cover the solid food material and solidify to have a solid appearance. The second seasoning ice block is accommodated in the outer packaging body. The second seasoning ice block is prepared by mixing at least one solid food material and a solution, and then placing the mixture in a low-temperature environment to enable the solution to coat the solid food material and solidify to have a solid appearance.
In conclusion, according to the utility model discloses a drink with ice-cube of flavouring and the ice-cube combination of flavouring that has the extranal packing of any embodiment can borrow the ice-cube of flavouring that liquid was made or the ice-cube of flavouring that is made by solid edible material and solution of flavouring by the packaging body package, can seal the ice-cube of flavouring, not only can reduce the loss of flavor and can also be convenient for transport. In addition, the taste of the drinking liquid can be increased by immersing the flavored ice cubes in the drinking liquid, and the flavor of the drinking liquid is not reduced even if the flavored ice cubes melt over time.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube assembly with an overwrap according to an embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube assembly with an overwrap according to another embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube assembly with an overwrap according to another embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube assembly with an overwrap according to another embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 7 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube assembly with an overwrap, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube assembly with an overwrap according to another embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of a flavored ice cube assembly with an overwrap according to yet another embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 10 is a schematic view of a beverage with flavored ice cubes according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 11 is a schematic view of a beverage with flavored ice cubes according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 12 is a schematic diagram of a beverage with flavored ice cubes according to yet another embodiment of the present invention.
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100. 200, 300 seasoned ice cube combination with outer package
400. 500, 600 beverage with seasoned ice cubes
110. 210, 310, 410, 510, 610 outer package
120. 220, 420, 520, 620 flavored ice cubes
130 drinking water ice block
221 solid food material
311. 511 cup body
312. 512 mother cup
440. 540, 640 Drinking liquid
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In one embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, a flavored ice cube assembly with overwrap 100 includes an overwrap body 110 and at least one flavored ice cube 120. The flavored ice cubes 120 are contained in the outer packing body 110. Referring to fig. 2, flavored ice cubes 120 are formed by subjecting a flavored liquid to a low temperature environment, such as below 0 degrees celsius, to cause the flavored liquid to solidify and have a solid appearance. The flavoring liquid is edible liquid for adding taste and flavor. Thus, flavored ice 120 is a solid, i.e., a homogeneous ice body consisting only of a flavored liquid, which is solidified directly from the flavored liquid.
In one embodiment, the solid appearance of flavored ice 120 is cubic, rectangular parallelepiped, cylindrical, spherical, pyramidal, polygonal, or a combination thereof. As one example, the solid appearance of flavored ice 120 may be frozen at a low temperature by placing a flavored liquid in a rigid container, such as an ice-making tray. As another example, the solid appearance of flavored ice 120 may be cryogenically solidified by placing a flavored liquid in a flexible container, such as a plastic bag.
In one embodiment, the flavored liquid is a coffee liquid. For example, a coffee extractor extracts a plurality of coffee beans to obtain a coffee liquid (e.g., a coffee extract), and places the coffee liquid in a low temperature environment to solidify the coffee liquid into flavored ice cubes having the coffee flavor.
In one embodiment, the flavored liquid is a fruit liquid. As an example, fruit liquid is obtained by adding water to the fruit, followed by heating (e.g., distillation, frying, or boiling, etc.) or soaking to extract the fruit components, and then optionally concentrating as appropriate. The fruit liquid is placed in a low temperature environment to solidify the fruit liquid into flavored ice cubes having a fruit flavor. For example, the fruit liquid can be an apple extract, a blackcurrant extract, a raspberry extract, a cranberry extract, a blueberry extract, a kiwi extract, a lemon extract, and the like. As another example, fruit is added with water and then pulped (e.g., with a juicer) to obtain a fruit component to obtain a fruit liquid. For example, the fruit liquid may be fruit juice.
In one embodiment, the flavored liquid is a vegetable liquid. For example, the vegetable liquid can be obtained by adding water to the vegetable, heating (e.g., distilling, frying, or boiling, etc.) or soaking to extract the vegetable components, and optionally concentrating. The vegetable liquid is placed in a low temperature environment to solidify the vegetable liquid into flavored ice cubes having a vegetable flavor. For example, the vegetable liquid can be bitter tea seed extract, asparagus extract, carrot extract, onion extract, cucumber extract, etc. As another example, vegetables are added with water and then subjected to mashing (e.g., with a juicer) to obtain a vegetable component, to obtain a vegetable liquid. For example, the vegetable liquid may be vegetable juice.
In one embodiment, the flavored liquid includes alcohol. As an example, the wine or the wine after adding water is directly placed in a low-temperature environment to be solidified into the seasoning ice block with wine flavor. In one embodiment, the flavored liquid can be red wine, piano wine, vodka, or the like.
In one embodiment, the flavoured liquid is a tea leaf liquid. For example, tea leaves are heated (e.g., distilled, fried, or boiled, etc.) or steeped with water to extract the tea leaf components, and then optionally concentrated to obtain a tea leaf liquid (e.g., a tea leaf extract). The tea leaf liquid is placed in a low temperature environment to solidify the tea leaf liquid into flavored ice cubes having a tea leaf flavor.
In another variation of the flavored ice cube, as shown in fig. 3, the flavored ice cube 220 can also be prepared by mixing at least one solid food material 221 and a solution, and then placing the mixture in a low temperature environment, such as below 0 ℃, so that the solution coats the solid food material 221 and solidifies to have a solid appearance. Therefore, the flavored ice cubes 220 are formed by the solidified solid food material 221 and the solution, in other words, the flavored ice cubes 120 are heterogeneous ice cubes formed by the frozen solid food material 221 and the solution. Therefore, flavored ice cubes 220 can also be contained within outer package 110 (not shown).
The solid food material 221 is a food that is edible and does not dissolve in the solution. In one embodiment, the solid food material is fruit or a cut thereof, the fruit may be, for example, but not limited to, strawberry, blueberry, cranberry, cherry, and the like; the fruit pieces may be, for example but not limited to, apple pieces, citrus fruit pieces, banana pieces, lemon pieces, and the like. In another embodiment, the solid food material 221 is a vegetable or a cut thereof, the vegetable can be, for example but not limited to, mint leaf, thyme leaf, and the like; the vegetable pieces may be, for example, but not limited to, onion pieces, aloe pieces, cucumber pieces, and the like.
The solution is water or an edible liquid containing ingredients to add taste and flavor. In one embodiment, the edible liquid containing flavoring to add taste flavor is substantially the same as the previous embodiment, and therefore, the same or similar parts are not repeated.
In one embodiment, the outer packaging body 110 is an edible cup or an edible bag. An edible cup or bag refers to a cup or bag that is edible and can be used to hold a load (e.g., flavored ice 120). For example, the edible cup may be, but is not limited to, a cone cup, a cookie cup, a bread cup, and the like. Further, in order to prevent the edible cup from being dissolved or softened by the moisture contacting the seasoning ice cubes 120, the edible cup may be coated with chocolate or other food material on the inner wall of the cup body to prevent the seasoning ice cubes 120 from directly contacting the edible cup.
In one embodiment, the outer package 110 is a microorganism-degradable cup or a microorganism-degradable bag. The microorganism decomposable cup or bag can be a Polylactic Acid (PLA) cup or bag, which can be decomposed by microorganisms in a high temperature and high humidity environment.
In one embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, outer package 110 is a sealed pouch and flavored ice 120 is interspersed within the sealed pouch. In one embodiment, the sealed pouch may have a zipper or a cinch cord (not shown) to enclose the mouth of the pouch. In another embodiment, the sealed bag body can be heated and sealed at the opening of the bag body by a sealing machine so as to seal the opening. In one embodiment, the sealed bag body may be a plastic bag, an aluminum foil bag, a pauli bag, a silicone bag, or the like.
In one embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, overwrapped body 210 of overwrapped flavored ice cube assembly 200 is a containment cup, and flavored ice cubes 120 are interspersed within the containment cup. In one embodiment, the containing cup can cover the cup lid F at the opening of the containing cup or be sealed at the opening of the containing cup by a film sealing machine so as to seal the opening of the containing cup. In one embodiment, the receiving cup may be a plastic cup, an aluminum foil cup, a silicone cup, or the like.
In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 5, overwrap 310 of overwrapped flavored ice cube assembly 300 includes a sub-cup 311 and a parent cup 312. The sub-cup 311 is superposed on the mother cup 312, and the bottom surface S of the sub-cup 311 covers the opening H of the mother cup 312. Flavored ice cubes 120 may be contained within the sub-cup 311. Therefore, the user can take out an appropriate amount of the flavored ice cubes 120 from the sub-cup 311 and add the flavored ice cubes to the mother cup 312 according to the personal taste when drinking. In another embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6, flavored ice cubes 120 may also be received within the mother cup 312. Therefore, the sub-cup 311 may additionally contain food materials such as cookies, honey, cakes, etc. in the sub-cup 311. In one embodiment, the volume of the sub-cup 311 is smaller than the volume of the mother cup 312, and the bottom surface S of the sub-cup 311 has an area substantially equal to the opening H of the mother cup 312, so that the bottom surface S of the sub-cup 311 encloses the opening H of the mother cup 312.
In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 7, the flavored ice cube assembly with overwrap 100 can further include at least one potable water ice cube 130. The drinking water ice 130 is contained in the outer package body 110. The drinking water ice 130 is disposed in a low temperature environment, such as below 0 ℃, so that the drinking water is solidified and has a solid appearance. The drinking water liquid is an edible pure water liquid not containing any flavor for adding taste. Therefore, the drinking water ice 130 is formed by directly solidifying the drinking water, in other words, the drinking water ice 130 is a homogeneous ice body consisting of only the drinking water. In this embodiment, as shown in fig. 7, the drinking water ice 130 and the seasoning ice 120 are contained in the outer package body 110. In another embodiment, as shown in fig. 8, the drinking water ice 130 and the flavoring ice 220 are contained in the outer packaging body 110. In yet another embodiment, as shown in fig. 9, the drinking water ice 130, the flavoring ice 120, and the flavoring ice 220 are contained within the outer packaging body 110.
In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 10, a beverage 400 with flavored ice cubes includes an outer packaging body 410, at least one flavored ice cube 420, and a drinking liquid 440. The drinking liquid 440 is contained in the outer package body 110. The outer package body 410 is substantially the same as the outer package body 110, i.e., the outer package body 410 may be a sealed bag or a cup. Therefore, the flavored ice cubes 420 and the drinking liquid 440 are contained in the outer package 410, and the flavored ice cubes 420 are immersed in the drinking liquid 440. In one embodiment, the outer package 410 is substantially the same as the outer package 110 described above, i.e., an edible cup or a microbially decomposable cup. In one embodiment, the flavored ice cubes are substantially the same as the aforementioned embodiments of the flavored ice cubes 120, 220, that is, the flavored ice cubes may be homogeneous ice cubes composed of only the flavored liquid (i.e., the flavored ice cubes 120), or heterogeneous ice cubes composed of the frozen solid food material 221 and the solution (i.e., the flavored ice cubes 220), and therefore, the same or similar parts will not be described again. In one embodiment, the potable liquid 440 is substantially the same as the water or flavored liquid embodiments described above, and thus the same or similar parts will not be described again.
In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 11, a beverage 500 with flavored ice cubes includes an outer packaging 510, at least one flavored ice cube 520, and a drinking liquid 540. The drinking liquid 540 is contained in the outer package body 110. The outer package body 510 is substantially the same as the outer package body 310, i.e., the outer package body 510 includes the sub cup 511 and the mother cup 512. The sub-cup 511 is stacked on the mother cup 512, and the bottom surface S of the sub-cup 511 covers the opening H of the mother cup 512. Thus, the flavored ice pieces 520 are contained within the sub-cup 511, and the potable liquid 540 is contained within the parent cup 512. Therefore, the user can take out an appropriate amount of the flavored ice cubes 520 from the sub-cup 511 and add the flavored ice cubes 520 to the drinking liquid 540 in the mother cup 512 while drinking according to the personal taste. In another embodiment (not shown), the flavored ice cubes 520 can also be contained within the mother cup 512 and the drinking liquid 540 can be contained within the daughter cup 511. In one embodiment, the flavored ice cubes are substantially the same as the aforementioned embodiments of the flavored ice cubes 120, 220, that is, the flavored ice cubes may be homogeneous ice cubes composed of only the flavored liquid (i.e., the flavored ice cubes 120), or heterogeneous ice cubes composed of the frozen solid food material 221 and the solution (i.e., the flavored ice cubes 220), and therefore, the same or similar parts will not be described again. In one embodiment, the potable liquid 540 is substantially the same as the water or flavored liquid embodiments described above, and thus the same or similar parts are not described again.
In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 12, the beverage with flavored ice 600 may further comprise an outer packaging body 610, at least one flavored ice 620, and at least one potable water ice 130 and a potable liquid 640. At least one seasoning ice block 620 and drinking water ice block 130 are contained within the outer packaging body 610. In one embodiment, the outer package 610 is substantially the same as the previously described embodiment of the outer package 110 (shown in fig. 12), i.e., the outer package 610 may be sealed to a pouch or to a receiving cup. Therefore, the flavored ice cubes 620, the at least one potable water ice cube 130, and the potable liquid 640 are contained within the outer packaging 610, and the flavored ice cubes 620 are immersed within the potable liquid 640. In one embodiment, the outer package 610 is substantially the same type as the outer package 110 described above, i.e., an edible cup or a microbially decomposable cup. In another embodiment (not shown), the outer package body 610 is substantially the same as the embodiment of the outer package body 310, i.e., the outer package body 610 includes the sub cup and the mother cup. The sub-cup body is overlapped on the mother cup body, and the bottom surface of the sub-cup body covers the opening of the mother cup body. In one embodiment, the flavored ice cubes 620 are substantially the same as the flavored ice cubes 120 and/or 220 described above, that is, the flavored ice cubes 620 may be homogeneous flavored ice cubes composed of only a flavored liquid (as shown in fig. 12), or heterogeneous flavored ice cubes composed of only frozen solid food materials 221 and a solution (not shown), or embodiments including the flavored ice cubes 120 and/or 220 (not shown), and therefore the same or similar parts will not be described again. In one embodiment, the potable liquid 640 is substantially the same as the water or flavored liquid embodiments described above, and thus the same or similar parts will not be described again. In conclusion, according to the utility model discloses a drink with ice-cube of flavouring and the ice-cube combination of flavouring that has the extranal packing of any embodiment can borrow the ice-cube of flavouring that liquid was made or the ice-cube of flavouring that is made by solid edible material and solution of flavouring by the packaging body package, can seal the ice-cube of flavouring, not only can reduce the loss of flavor and can also be convenient for transport. In addition, the taste of the drinking liquid can be increased by immersing the flavored ice cubes in the drinking liquid, and the flavor of the drinking liquid is not reduced even if the flavored ice cubes melt over time.
Although some specific embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail by way of illustration, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the above illustration is only for purposes of illustration and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that modifications may be made to the above embodiments without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention. The scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims.
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1. A beverage with flavored ice comprising:
an outer package body;
the drinking liquid is contained in the outer packaging body; and
at least one piece of seasoned ice contained in the outer packaging body, wherein the at least one piece of seasoned ice is mixed by at least one solid food material and a solution and then placed in a low-temperature environment so that the solution coats the at least one solid food material and is solidified to have a solid appearance.
2. The beverage with flavored ice cubes of claim 1, wherein the solid appearance of the at least one flavored ice cube is a cube, cuboid, cylinder, pyramid, polygon, or combinations thereof.
3. The beverage product with flavored ice of claim 1, wherein the at least one solid food material is a fruit, a cut vegetable, or a cut vegetable.
4. The beverage with flavored ice cubes of claim 1, wherein the outer packaging body is a sealed bag or a containing cup, and the at least one flavored ice cube is immersed in the drinking liquid.
5. The beverage product with flavored ice of claim 1, wherein the outer packaging body is an edible cup, an edible bag, a biodegradable cup, or a biodegradable bag.
6. The beverage with flavored ice cubes of claim 1, further comprising at least one potable water ice cube contained within the outer packaging, the at least one potable water ice cube being a potable water liquid placed in a low temperature environment such that the potable water liquid solidifies to have a solid appearance.
7. A flavored ice cube assembly having an outer wrap, comprising:
an outer package body; and
the at least one seasoning ice block is contained in the outer packaging body, and the at least one seasoning ice block is mixed by at least one solid food material and a solution and then placed in a low-temperature environment, so that the solution coats the solid food material and is solidified to have a solid appearance.
8. The overwrapped flavored ice cube combination of claim 7, wherein said solid appearance of said at least one flavored ice cube is a cube, cuboid, cylinder, pyramid, polygon, or a combination thereof.
9. The overwrapped flavored ice cube combination of claim 7, wherein said at least one solid food material is a fruit, a cut vegetable, or a cut vegetable.
10. The flavor ice cube assembly with outer packaging of claim 7, wherein the outer packaging is a sealed pouch or a receiving cup.
11. The flavor ice cube combination with overwrapping of claim 7, wherein said overwrapped body is an edible cup, an edible bag, a biodegradable cup, or a biodegradable bag.
12. The flavor ice cube assembly with external packaging of claim 7, further comprising at least one potable water ice cube housed within said external packaging, said at least one potable water ice cube being placed in a low temperature environment with potable water liquid such that said potable water liquid solidifies to have a solid appearance.
13. A flavored ice cube assembly having an outer wrap, comprising:
an outer package body;
at least one first flavored ice cube contained within the outer packaging body, the at least one first flavored ice cube being placed in a low temperature environment with a flavored liquid causing the flavored liquid to solidify to have a solid appearance;
at least one second seasoned ice cube contained in the outer packaging body, wherein the at least one second seasoned ice cube is prepared by mixing at least one solid food material and a solution and then placing the mixture in a low-temperature environment so that the solution coats the solid food material and is solidified to have a solid appearance; and
at least one drinking water ice block accommodated in the outer packaging body, wherein the drinking water ice block is placed in a low-temperature environment with drinking water liquid so that the drinking water liquid is solidified to have a solid appearance.
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