EP3647225A1 - Lid for a container and cutlery produced from such a lid - Google Patents

Abstract

In the invention, the actual lid or closure becomes a cutlery (11) which includes a cutlery part (30) and an associated handle (56). For this purpose, a removable cover (70), which closes a cover mirror via openings (46.1, 46.2) in the cover, is partially or completely removed, after which a cutlery part (30) of the cutlery (11) containing a functional part (42) is Hinge (35) of a middle part (27.1) is folded outwards by about 180 degrees. After the cutlery part (30) has been unfolded, left and right closure halves (27.2, 27.3) are hinged (50.1, 50.2) relative to the middle part (27.1) over the unfolded cutlery part (30) at a distance from the cutlery part. Hinge (35) brought together. The two locking halves (27.2, 27.3) snap together temporarily and, together with the middle section (27.1), form a stable unit that can be used as a full-fledged handle (56). Maximum stiffness is guaranteed by placing the cutlery part (30) folded through 180 ° on the middle part (27.1) of the closure and the two left and right halves (27.2, 27.3) folded over it. The functional part (42) of the cutlery (11) can be loaded via the handle (56) in all directions relative to the handle (56), without causing the cutlery part (30) or the functional part (42 ) comes. By folding over the hinges (35; 50.1, 50.2) it is achieved that the original cover or closure is converted into a one-piece cutlery (11). After use, it is possible to convert this unit back into a lid or lock.

Description

The invention relates to a lid for a container with the features of the preamble of claim 1.

• mehrere Teile aus meist unterschiedlichen Materialien (vollwertiger Deckel, vollwertiges Besteck);
• die Einzelteile gelangen leicht in die Umwelt
• teilweise mehrere Rohstoffe
• die Besteckteile können teilweise erst in einem 2. Produktionsschritt eingebracht werden - Kosten, Hygiene...
• die klappbaren Lösungen können im Wesentlichen nur in eine Richtung belastet werden, um ein Einklappen oder Zurückklappen zu vermeiden
• doppelte Materiallagen bedeuten größeren Materialverbrauch und entsprechend höhere Kosten und eine entsprechend größere Umweltschädigung.

Nowadays you can find lids or closures with troughs closed by an adhesive label or a sealing foil, in which the desired cutlery items have been inserted. The size of the tray specifies the maximum cutlery part size. Derived from this, the cutlery can only be as long as the greatest extent of the lid or closure. There are foldable cutlery parts or plug-in cutlery parts as an optimized solution. Disadvantages of these known solutions are:

• several parts made of mostly different materials (full lid, full cutlery);
• the individual parts easily get into the environment
• sometimes several raw materials
• some of the cutlery can only be introduced in a second production step - costs, hygiene ...
• the foldable solutions can essentially only be loaded in one direction in order to avoid folding or folding back
• double material layers mean greater material consumption and correspondingly higher costs and a correspondingly greater environmental damage.

From the US 6,604,645 B1 and from the U.S. Patent 5,695,084 a removable lid for a container with a spoon integrated in a trough in a rigid lid body has become known, which is connected via a film hinge to an outer edge of the lid body and which is intended to be separated from the lid body in order to be a separate one Spoons to be used to eat a content of the container.

From the US 6,371,324 B1 A removable lid for a container has become known in which openings are formed in a rigid lid body, in which two spoon parts are each connected to the lid body via a plurality of predetermined breaking points. These spoon parts are designed to be separated from the lid body and assembled into a separate spoon, and then used to eat a content of the container.

From the U.S. Patent 4,060,176 a removable lid for a container has become known, which consists of an elastic-flexible material and in which a fold-out spoon is integrated, which is connected in one piece and of the same material to the lid body. To unfold the spoon, the lid must be pressed together elastically by hand on the lid edges facing away from one another in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the spoon and always pressed together to eat the contents of the container in order to prevent the spoon from folding back. The base of this spoon is connected in one piece in the area of prefabricated, V-shaped fold lines to an inner edge of a circumferential container overlap edge. Although the spoon base is supported in the compressed state of the lid, in which the spoon protrudes beyond the outer edge of the lid, on the outer edge of the overlapping edge of the container, the necessarily elastic and flexible material only allows use for eating with comparatively low viscosity Food. Apart from this, loading of this spoon is essentially only possible in one main direction.

From the US PS 2,598,987 and the WO 2008/061080 A2 Similar removable lids for containers have become known. In these lids, spoon parts are each connected to the lid body via a circular or straight fold seam, which are provided either directly on the outer edge of the lid body or at a short distance outside the outer edge of the lid body. With these lids, a load on the respective spoon is essentially only possible in one main direction. From the WO 2008/061080 A2 the features of the preamble of claim 1 have become known.

• einfache Herstellbarkeit (Deckel und Essbesteck)
• einfache Handhabung (Deckel und Essbesteck)
• keine separaten Einzelteile (Deckel und Essbesteck)
• geringe Umweltbelastung (Deckel und Essbesteck)
• große Stabilität bzw. Steifigkeit (Deckel und Essbesteck)
• in alle Richtungen belastbarer Besteckteil (Essbesteck)
• große Benutzerfreundlichkeit (Deckel und Essbesteck)
• keine Gefahr eines Wiedereinklappens bzw. Zurückklappens des Besteckteils bei der Benutzung selbst bei zähen oder gefrorenen Behälterinhalten (Essbesteck)
• nach der Benutzung des Essbestecks vorteilhafte Möglichkeiten zur Rückwandlung in einen Deckel bzw. Verschluss (z.B. Schutz des Behälterinhalts gegen Insekten)

It is an object of the invention to avoid the disadvantages of the prior art, in particular to provide a lid or a cutlery made therefrom, with the following advantages:

• easy to manufacture (lid and cutlery)
• easy handling (lid and cutlery)
• no separate parts (lid and cutlery)
• low environmental impact (lid and cutlery)
• great stability or rigidity (lid and cutlery)
• Cutlery that can be loaded in all directions (cutlery)
• great usability (lid and cutlery)
• no risk of the cutlery being folded back or folded back in use even with tough or frozen container contents (cutlery)
• After using the cutlery, advantageous options for converting it back into a lid or closure (e.g. protecting the contents of the container against insects)

This object is achieved with respect to the container by the features of claim 1. Accordingly, the invention relates to a, in particular removable, lid for a, preferably portable, container, in particular packaging container, for holding contents such as food, preferably foodstuffs, in particular higher or highly viscous, chewy and / or frozen contents such as curd cheese or ice cream, with a lid body, which comprises a handle body having a lid outer edge and a cutlery part, in particular a spoon, a fork or a knife, which is integrally connected to the handle body via a straight-line cutlery part hinge and is connected in such a way that the cutlery part is arranged relative to the handling body an eating utensil part hinge pivot axis of the eating utensil part hinge from an unfolded, not intended for eating non-use position, preferably by about 180 degrees, into a dining use position for eating a content of the container in which the eating utensil part can be folded in the direction its cutlery part longitudinal axis extends transversely or perpendicularly away from the cutlery part hinge beyond the outer edge of the lid of the handling body, the handling body comprising a plurality of handling parts, of which a first handling part and a second handling part extend over a straight line first lid hinge are in one piece and are connected to one another in such a way that the second handling part can be folded relative to the first handling part about at least a first lid hinge pivot axis of the first lid hinge from a basic position not intended for eating into a first handling position in which the handling parts can be gripped form manual actuation of the cutlery part folded out into its use-in-use position for eating a content of the container, at least one securing means being provided to secure the folded-up handling parts against unintentional folding back, and wherein the cutlery part hinge, preferably in one direction transverse or viewed perpendicular to the cutlery part hinge, has a hinge distance to the outer edge of the lid of the handling body, wherein between the cutlery part hinge or the cutlery part hinge pivot axis and the Lid outer edge of the handling body is a cutlery part-gripping support body of the first handling part, and wherein the cutlery part-gripping support body is opposite the cutlery part in the dining use position on a first cutlery part side of the cutlery part, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting directly or in a first force direction is or can be supported indirectly on the cutlery-part gripping support body for receiving user forces acting in a first force direction, and that the second handling part is designed with a first cutlery part-gripping support body which, in the first handling position, the cutlery part in the eating use position on a second cutlery part side of the cutlery part facing away from the first cutlery part side, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting in a second force direction counter to the first force direction directly or indirectly on the first cutlery part overlap support body is supported or is supported.

According to a preferred embodiment, it can be provided that the cutlery part has a hinge length and that the hinge distance is at least the same size or greater than the hinge length of the cutlery part hinge. This enables particularly advantageous support and stability conditions to be achieved.

According to a preferred exemplary embodiment, it can be provided that the cutlery part is integrated in the lid body in its non-extended, non-use position not intended for eating. As a result, the lid is particularly simple and inexpensive to manufacture and takes up comparatively little space.

According to a further improved embodiment, it can be provided that the first handling part is designed as a cutlery part receiving part with a cutlery part receiving opening, in which the cutlery part articulated via the cutlery part hinge to the cutlery part gripping support body of the first handling part of the handling body is arranged in its unfolded, non-use position not intended for eating. This enables the above advantages to be realized to a particular degree.

According to a very particularly preferred embodiment variant, it can be provided that the eating utensil part is completely encompassed by the lid outer edge of the handling body in its unfolded, non-eating position not intended for eating. As a result, in addition to the above advantages, greater stability of the cover can be achieved. In addition, the cutlery not only does not protrude from the outer edge of the lid, but leaves the outer edge of the lid completely untouched, so that there is better and safer handling.

According to a preferred development, it can be provided that the first lid hinge extends continuously or without interruption between a first outer edge part of the lid outer edge and a second outer edge part of the lid outer edge pointing away from the first outer edge part. This enables greater stability or rigidity and greater functional reliability to be achieved.

According to one embodiment, it can be provided that the first lid hinge or the first lid hinge pivot axis extends parallel to the longitudinal cutlery part axis or parallel to a central longitudinal axis of the first handling part. This enables improved handling and functional reliability to be achieved.

According to a particularly preferred embodiment variant, it can be provided that the first cover hinge pivot axis extends perpendicular to the cutlery part hinge pivot axis. This enables even better handling and functional reliability to be achieved.

According to an advantageous development, it can be provided that the first cover hinge is at least one first cover film hinge. As a result, particularly high functionality and functional reliability can be achieved with particularly simple and inexpensive producibility. According to an advantageous development, it can be provided that the cutlery part hinge is a film hinge. As a result, particularly high functionality and functional reliability can be achieved with particularly simple and inexpensive producibility.

According to a very particularly preferred embodiment it can be provided that on the first handling part in the region of the outer edge of the lid of the handling body or on the outer edge of the lid of the handling body, at a longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge, in each case adjacent to the cutlery part gripping support body , a first cutlery part support body and a second cutlery part support body, viewed in a direction parallel to the cutlery part hinge, are arranged at a transverse distance from one another which is equal to or slightly larger than a cutlery part width that the cutlery part in the longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge, or that on the second handling part in the region of the outer edge of the lid of the handling body or on the outer edge of the lid of the handling body, at a longitudinal distance from the flatware part hinge, in each case adjacent to the flatware part overlapping support body, ei n first cutlery part support body and a second cutlery part support body, viewed in a direction parallel to the cutlery part hinge, are arranged at a transverse distance from one another which is equal to or slightly larger than a cutlery part width that the cutlery part in the longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge or that on the first handling part in the area of the lid outer edge of the handling body or on the lid outer edge of the handling body, at a longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge, adjacent to the cutlery part rear gripping support body, a first cutlery part Support body is arranged, and that on the second handling part in the region of the lid outer edge of the handling body or on the lid outer edge of the handling body, at a longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge, adjacent to the cutlery part overlapping support body, a second cutlery part support body it is arranged, wherein the first cutlery part support body and the second cutlery part support body in the handling position, in which the first handling part and the second handling part are folded into a handle, viewed in a direction parallel to the cutlery part hinge, are arranged at a transverse distance from one another which is the same size or slightly larger than a cutlery part width, which the cutlery part has in the longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge. This makes it possible to support the cutlery part even better against lateral user forces than is possible simply because of the straight cutlery hinge.

According to a very particularly preferred embodiment variant, it can be provided that a support pin is fastened to the cutlery-part gripping support body of the first handling part, which extends transversely or vertically away from an inner surface of the cutlery-part gripping support body, preferably tapering conically until extends to its free pin end and that the cutlery part has a cutlery part opening for receiving a pin part of the support pin through which the pin part of the support pin extends in the in-use position of the cutlery part, so that in the in-use position of the cutlery part the cutlery part can either be supported on the pin via opening edges of its cutlery part opening or is supported on the support pin via opening edges of the cutlery part opening. This means that the cutlery part can be supported even better against lateral forces and moments than is possible simply because of the cutlery hinge.

According to a preferred development, it can be provided that a fixing means for fixing the cutlery part in its non-use position against unintentional folding out of the cutlery part receiving opening in the first handling part and / or for fixing the cutlery part again after it has been removed from the cutlery part receptacle -The opening has been folded out, is provided.

According to a particularly preferred embodiment, the cover body can consist of a, preferably thermoplastic, plastic, in particular polypropylene, or of another inherently rigid or inherently stable material.

According to a preferred variant, the cover body can be produced by injection molding.

According to an advantageous exemplary embodiment, it can be provided that a cover that covers the cutlery part and the handling body together or individually on the top on a sterile basis is provided, which is either connected to the handling body and to the eating cutlery part via a manually releasable adhesive connection, or which is at least partially connected to the handling body via a non-detachable connection is connected and either bears freely on the cutlery part or manually detachably adheres to the cutlery part. These measures are particularly advantageous when the cutlery part extends to the top of the lid, that is to say forms the top of the lid together with the handling body. This enables advantageous hygiene conditions to be created.

According to a preferred embodiment it can be provided that the cover is a cover film. This saves weight and manufacturing costs with reduced environmental impact.

According to a particularly preferred exemplary embodiment, it can be provided that the non-detachable connection of the cover to the cover body is carried out in one operation with the production of the cover body. For this purpose, the cover together with the cover can be produced particularly advantageously in a so-called in-mold process, in particular by a so-called in-mold labeling process (IML process)

According to a preferred development, it can be provided that the cover and the cover consist of the same, preferably thermoplastic, plastic, in particular of polypropylene. This ensures that recycling is sorted according to type. However, it is also possible for the cover, optionally together with the cover, to be produced from different materials, preferably also in a one-step process.

According to a very particularly preferred embodiment, it can be provided that the handling body comprises a third handling part, which is integrally connected to the first handling part via a linearly extending second cover hinge and is connected in such a way that the third handling part is parallel to the first handling part the second lid hinge pivot axis extending the first lid hinge pivot axis of the second lid hinge can be folded from a second basic position not intended for eating into a second handling position, and wherein the second handling part in its first handling position and the third handling part in its second handling position together with the first handling part form a handle for manual actuation of the cutlery part folded out into its eating-use position for eating a content of the container, and wherein the third handling part a second has cutlery overlapping support body which, in the second handling position of the third handling part, is opposite the cutlery in the dining use position on the second cutlery side of the cutlery part facing away from the first cutlery side, so that the cutlery part for receiving of user forces acting in a third direction of force counter to the first direction of force can be supported or is supported directly or indirectly on the second cutlery part overlapping support body. As a result, a fully fledged, easy-to-use, stable handle can be reached from the lid after the dining utensil part has been unfolded into the dining use position, by means of which the unfolded eating utensil part can be loaded in all directions for eating or for removing a container contents, without it becoming one The cutlery part comes in or back. A such a lid is comparatively simple and inexpensive to manufacture. The handling of the lid to form the handle with the cutlery part folded out and the handling of the cutlery made from the lid is particularly simple.

According to a preferred development, it can be provided that the second handling part and the third handling part each have an outer contour which is designed symmetrically to a central longitudinal axis of the first handling part or symmetrically to the longitudinal cutlery part axis. This further improves manufacturing and handling.

It goes without saying that the cover can have almost any shape. In particular, the lid can have a circular or circular, a rectangular or rectangular, a quadrangular or quadrangular or an oval outer edge.

According to a preferred development, it can be provided that the second lid hinge extends continuously or without interruption continuously between a third outer edge part of the lid outer edge and a fourth outer edge part of the lid outer edge pointing away from the third outer edge part. As a result, an even greater stability or rigidity and an even greater functional reliability can be achieved.

According to one embodiment, it can be provided that the second lid hinge or the second lid hinge pivot axis extends parallel to the cutlery part longitudinal axis or extends parallel to a central longitudinal axis of the first handling part. This enables further improved handling and functional reliability to be achieved.

According to an advantageous development, it can be provided that the second lid hinge is a second lid film hinge. As a result, even greater functionality and functional reliability can be achieved with an even simpler and less expensive manufacture.

According to a preferred embodiment it can be provided that the first handling part and / or the second handling part and / or the third handling part is provided with stops which, when the second handling part is folded down relative to the first handling part, around the first lid hinge and when the third handling part relative to the first handling part around the second lid hinge allows striking in an angular position corresponding to an angle, preferably of the same size, in particular 90 degrees. As a result, a dimensionally stable and advantageously manageable handle can be produced from the lid in a simple and inexpensive manner.

According to an advantageous development, it can be provided that the second handling part is provided with a first securing means and the third handling part is provided with a matching second securing means, on or in which the first securing means of the second handling part can be secured, preferably releasably, in order to prevent the secure the first and second handling positions to the handle parts folded against unintentional folding back or on or in which the first securing means of the second handle part, preferably releasably, is secured when the handle parts are folded together so that then the handling part is secured against unintentional folding back.

It can preferably be provided that the first securing means is a latching means and that the second securing means is a counter-latching means, on or in which the latching means forms a latching connection, in particular a snap connection , preferably releasable, can be snapped into place or on or in which the latching means forms a latching connection, in particular a snap connection, is preferably detachable again, engages when the handling parts are folded together to form the handle. Alternatively, it can be provided that the first securing means is a clamping means and that the second securing means is a counter-clamping means, on or in which the clamping means can be clamped, preferably releasably, with the formation of a clamping connection or on or in which the clamping means is clamped, preferably releasably, to form a clamping connection when the handling parts are folded together to form the handle. This enables particularly simple handling and functional reliability.

According to a preferred embodiment variant, it can be provided that the lid has a partially or completely circumferential container overlapping edge for overlapping a container edge of a container to be covered or closed by means of the lid, which edge extends in a direction transverse or perpendicular to an inner cover surface of the container Cover body extends beyond the inner cover surface. A lid designed in this way can be used particularly advantageously as a closure for a container which has a suitable opening geometry of the container opening to be covered and closed. The lid can preferably be designed as a closure lid. The container overlap edge can be provided with one or more closure means for releasably closing a container.

According to a particularly preferred embodiment, it can be provided that the container overlapping edge has a first container overlapping edge part assigned to the second handling part and a second container overlapping edge part assigned to the third handling part, and wherein the first cutlery part overlapping support body of the second handling part is a component of the first container overlap edge part, and wherein the second cutlery part overlap support body of the third handling part is part of the second container overlap edge part, and wherein the container overlap edge is assigned to the second handling part third container overlapping edge part and a fourth assigned to the third handling part Has container overlapping edge part, in particular wherein the third container overlapping edge part is preferably approximately opposite the first container overlapping edge part and the fourth container overlapping edge part is located approximately opposite the second container overlapping edge part , and wherein the third container overlapping edge part has a first edge part which, in the first handling position, lies opposite a body part, in particular edge part, of the first handling part, and wherein the fourth container overlapping edge part has a second edge part, which in the second handling position is opposite the body part of the first handling part. As a result, even greater stability and rigidity can be achieved with simple handling.

According to a particularly preferred embodiment, it can be provided that a fifth container overlap edge part of the container overlap edge, which can also be referred to as the first opening flap, and the first handling part via a support body arranged in the area of the first cutlery part overlap support body, in particular as Film hinge formed, first overlapping edge hinge in one piece, preferably of the same material, and that the fifth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, and the first container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, are connected via a manually destructible, first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point, and that the fifth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, and the second container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, via a manually destructible, second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point verbu and that a sixth container-overlapping edge part of the container-overlapping edge, which can also be referred to as a second opening flap, and the first handling part are arranged via a second part, in particular as a film hinge, arranged in the region of the body part, in particular edge part, of the first handling part Overlapping edge hinge in one piece, preferably of the same material, and that the sixth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, and the third container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, via a manually destructible one , third overlapping edge predetermined breaking point and that the sixth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the area of its lower edge, and the fourth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the area of its lower edge, are connected via a manually destructible, fourth overlapping edge predetermined breaking point, so that after a, preferably manual, destruction of the first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point and the second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point, the fifth container overlapping edge part about a first overlapping edge hinge pivot axis of the first overlapping edge hinge to the outside or can be folded inwards and after a, preferably manual, destruction of the third overlapping edge predetermined breaking point and the fourth overlapping edge predetermined breaking point, the sixth container overlapping edge part about a second overlapping edge hinge pivot axis of the second overlapping edge -Hinge can be folded outwards or inwards, so that the second handling part can be folded around the first cover rnier pivot axis of the first lid hinge and the third handling part about the second lid hinge pivot axis of the second lid hinge can be folded against each other to the handle. This enables particularly simple and safe handling, as well as particularly high functionality and functional reliability with particularly simple and inexpensive manufacture.

Alternatively, but less preferably, it can be provided that - either a fifth container overlap edge part, which can also be referred to as the first opening flap, and the second container overlap edge part via a support body which is arranged in the region of the second cutlery part overlap support body rectilinearly extending, in particular designed as a film hinge, first overlapping edge hinge are connected in one piece, preferably of the same material, and that the fifth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, and the first container overlapping edge part, preferably in Area of its lower edge, are connected via a manually destructible, first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point which is arranged in the area of the first cutlery part overlapping support body, and that a, preferably opposite the fifth container overlapping edge part, also identifiable as a second opening flap, sixth container overlapping edge part of the container overlapping edge and the fourth container overlapping edge part are connected in one piece via a second overlapping edge hinge arranged in the region of the body part, in particular edge part, of the first handling part, and that the sixth container Overlapping edge part, preferably in the area of its lower edge, and the third container overlapping edge part, preferably in the area of its lower edge, are connected via a manually destructible, second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point, so that after the first overlapping edge Edge-predetermined breaking point, the fifth container-overlapping-edge part can be folded outwards or inwards about a first overlapping-edge-hinge pivot axis of the first overlapping-edge hinge and, after destruction of the second overlapping-edge predetermined breaking point, the sixth container-overlapping Edge part around a second overlapping edge hinge pivot axis of the second overlapping ra nd hinge can be folded outwards or inwards, so that the second handling part can be folded against the handle about the first cover hinge pivot axis of the first cover hinge and the third handling part about the second cover hinge pivot axis of the second cover hinge - or one, also as The first opening flap, identifiable, fifth container-overlapping edge part and the second container-overlapping edge part via a, preferably linearly extending, in particular in the form of a film hinge, arranged in the area of the first cutlery-overlapping support body, preferably in one piece are of the same material, and that the fifth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, and the second container overlapping edge part, preferably in the region of its lower edge, via a support body arranged in the region of the second cutlery part overlapping support body , manually destructible, first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point are connected, and that a sixth overlapping container overlapping edge part of the overlapping container rim and the third overlapping container, preferably opposite the fifth overlapping container edge part, also known as a second opening flap Edge part are connected in one piece via a second overlapping edge hinge arranged in the region of the body part, in particular edge part, of the first handling part, and that the sixth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the area of its lower edge, and the fourth container overlapping edge part, preferably in the area of its lower edge, are connected via a manually destructible, second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point, so that after destruction the first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point, the fifth container overlapping peripheral part can be folded outward or inward about a first overlapping edge hinge pivot axis of the first overlapping edge hinge and after the second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point the sixth container overlapping edge part about a second overlapping edge hinge pivot axis of the second overlapping edge hinge can be folded outwards or inwards, so that the second handling part about the first cover hinge pivot axis of the first cover hinge and the third handling part the second lid hinge pivot axis of the second lid hinge against each other Handle are foldable. As a result, it is still possible to achieve comparatively simple and safe handling and still high functionality and functional reliability while still being particularly simple and inexpensive to produce.

The invention also relates to a cutlery that is made directly from the lid according to the invention, in particular with one or more of the above features, preferably according to one of claims 1 to 7, the cutlery part about the cutlery part hinge pivot axis of the cutlery part hinge in its eating use position for eating a content of the container is folded out, in which the eating utensil part extends in the direction of its eating utensil part longitudinal axis transversely or perpendicularly away from the eating utensil part hinge pivot axis beyond the outer edge of the lid of the handling body and in which the eating utensil part Behind gripping support body of the first handling part - either the cutlery part on a first cutlery part side of the cutlery part, preferably at a short distance, opposite, so that the cutlery part for receiving users acting in the first force direction directly or indirectly can be supported on the cutlery part gripping support body - or directly or abuts the cutlery part indirectly on a first cutlery part side of the cutlery part, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting in the first force direction is supported directly or indirectly on the cutlery part gripping support body, and wherein the first handling part and the the second handling part is located in its first handling position folded about the first lid hinge pivot axis of the first lid hinge, in which the first handling part and the second handling part form a handle for manually actuating the eating utensil part folded out into its dining use position for eating a content of the container, and in which the first cutlery part overlap support body of the second handling part - either the cutlery part on a second cutlery part side of the cutlery part facing away from the first cutlery part side, preferably at a short distance opposite, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting in the second force direction against the first force direction can be supported directly or indirectly on the first cutlery part overlap support body - or directly or indirectly on the cutlery part on one of the first The cutlery part side of the cutlery part is facing away from the cutlery part side, so that the cutlery part for supporting user forces acting in the second force direction against the first force direction is supported directly or indirectly on the cutlery part overlap support body, and in which the handling parts are secured against unintentional folding back by means of the at least one securing means. The advantages mentioned at the outset can be achieved to a particular degree with a cutlery manufactured or designed in this way.

The invention also relates to a cutlery that is made directly from the lid according to the invention, in particular with one or more of the above features, preferably according to one of claims 8 to 13, the cutlery part about the cutlery part hinge pivot axis of the cutlery part hinge in its eating use position for eating a content of the container is folded out, in which the cutlery part is directed towards its cutlery part longitudinal axis extends transversely or perpendicularly from the cutlery part hinge pivot axis beyond the outer edge of the lid of the handling body and in which the cutlery part gripping support body of the first handling part - either the cutlery part on a first cutlery part side of the cutlery part, preferably at a short distance from one another, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting in the first force direction can be supported directly or indirectly, preferably via a first opening flap, on the cutlery part gripping support body - or directly or indirectly, preferably via a first opening flap on which the cutlery part rests on a first cutlery part side of the cutlery part, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting in the first direction of force is directly or indirectly removed from the cutlery part gripping support body is supported, and wherein the second handling part is in its first handling position folded about the first lid hinge pivot axis of the first lid hinge and the third handling part is in its second handling position folded about the second lid hinge pivot axis of the second lid hinge, in which handling positions the second The handling part, the first handling part and the third handling part form a handle for manual actuation of the cutlery part folded out into its eating-use position for eating a content of the container, and in which handling positions the first cutlery part-overlapping support body of the second handling part - either the cutlery part on one from the first cutlery part side facing away from the second cutlery part side of the cutlery part, preferably at a short distance, so that the cutlery part for receiving in the second K raft direction against the first force direction of the user forces acting directly or indirectly on the first cutlery part overlapping support body - or directly or indirectly on the cutlery part on a second cutlery part side of the cutlery part pointing away from the first cutlery part side, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting in the second force direction counter to the first force direction is supported directly or indirectly on the cutlery overlapping support body, and in which handling positions the second cutlery overlapping support body of the third handling part - either the cutlery part on the second cutlery part side of the cutlery part facing away from the first cutlery part side, preferably in is a short distance away, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting in the third force direction against the first force direction can be supported directly or indirectly on the second cutlery part overlap support body - or directly or indirectly on the cutlery part the second cutlery part side of the cutlery part facing away from the first cutlery part side, so that the cutlery part for receiving user forces acting in the third force direction against the first force direction is directly or indirectly on the cutlery part practice gripping support body is supported, and in which handling positions the handling parts are secured by means of the at least one securing means against unintentional folding back. Even with a cutlery manufactured or designed in this way, the advantages mentioned at the outset can be achieved to a particular degree, and in addition the advantages resulting from the following description part can also be achieved. Such cutlery can be produced particularly advantageously from a closure lid according to the invention. In this case, there is the advantageous possibility of converting the cutlery back into a closure lid in order to reclose a suitable container opening of a container closed with the original closure lid, for example to prevent insects from penetrating.

According to a particularly preferred embodiment, it can be provided that the support pin extends with its pin part through the cutlery part opening of the cutlery part, so that the cutlery part can either be supported on the pin via the opening edges of its cutlery part opening or over the opening edges of it Cutlery part opening supported on the support pin. This allows the cutlery part supported even better against lateral forces and moments of use than is possible due to the cutlery hinge alone.

According to an advantageous further development, it can be provided that the first cutlery part overlap support body and the second cutlery part overlap support body, in the respective basic position of the first and second handling body, extend in a straight line and parallel to one another or with a straight edge and parallel to one another -Wall parts are limited. This enables advantageous support and stability conditions to be achieved.

It goes without saying that the above features can be combined as desired within the scope of an executability.

Further features, aspects and advantages of the invention emerge from the claims and from the following description part, in which a preferred exemplary embodiment is described in more detail with reference to the figures.

Fig. 1

eine perspektivische Explosionsdarstellung einer Anordnung, die einen Behälter, eine optionale Dichtmembran, einen Deckel für den Behälter und eine Abdeckfolie des Deckels umfasst;

Fig. 2

eine erste Unteransicht des mit der Abdeckfolie versehenen Deckels in einer perspektivischen Darstellung;

Fig. 3

eine Oberansicht des mit der Abdeckfolie versehenen Deckels, in einer zweidimensionalen Darstellung;

Fig. 4

eine Oberansicht des Deckels ohne Abdeckfolie, in einer zweidimensionalen Darstellung;

Fig. 5

eine Unteransicht des mit der Abdeckfolie versehenen Deckels in einer zweidimensionalen Darstellung;

Fig. 6

den mit der Abdeckfolie versehenen Deckel und den damit verschlossenen Behälter, in einer perspektivischen Darstellung;

Fig. 7

eine Oberansicht des Deckels mit teilweise abgelöster Abdeckfolie, in einer perspektivischen Darstellung;

Fig. 8

eine zweite Unteransicht des mit der Abdeckfolie versehenen Deckels in einer perspektivischen Darstellung;

Fig. 9

eine dritte Unteransicht des mit der Abdeckfolie versehenen Deckels in einer perspektivischen Darstellung, wobei zwei Öffnungsklappen des Behälter-Übergreif-Rands des Deckels nach innen geklappt sind, und wobei der Essbesteckteil in eine Zwischenstellung nach außen geklappt ist;

Fig. 10

ein aus dem mit der Abdeckfolie versehenen Deckel unmittelbar hergestelltes Essbesteck in einer perspektivischen Darstellung;

Fig. 11

den Behälter gemäß Figur 1 und das Essbesteck gemäß Figur 10, das mit seinem Essbesteckteil durch eine Behälteröffnung in einen Behälterhohlraum des Behälters eingeführt ist.

Show it:

Fig. 1

an exploded perspective view of an arrangement comprising a container, an optional sealing membrane, a lid for the container and a cover film of the lid;

Fig. 2

a first bottom view of the cover provided with the cover film in a perspective view;

Fig. 3

a top view of the cover provided with the cover film, in a two-dimensional representation;

Fig. 4

a top view of the lid without a cover film, in a two-dimensional representation;

Fig. 5

a bottom view of the cover provided with the cover in a two-dimensional representation;

Fig. 6

the cover provided with the cover film and the container closed with it, in a perspective view;

Fig. 7

a top view of the cover with partially detached cover film, in a perspective view;

Fig. 8

a second bottom view of the cover provided with the cover film in a perspective view;

Fig. 9

a third bottom view of the lid provided with the cover film in a perspective view, wherein two opening flaps of the container-overlapping edge of the lid are folded inwards, and wherein the cutlery part is folded outwards into an intermediate position;

Fig. 10

a cutlery made directly from the cover provided with the cover film in a perspective view;

Fig. 11

the container according to Figure 1 and the cutlery according to Figure 10 , which is inserted with its cutlery through a container opening into a container cavity of the container.

A preferred exemplary embodiment of a cover 10 according to the invention is shown in FIGS Figures 1 to 5 and 8th shown. This cover 10 is a sealing cover. A cutlery 11 made directly from the closure lid 10 is shown in FIG Figures 10 and 11 shown. For illustration purposes, the closure cover 10 is shown in FIGS Figures 1 and 11 shown together with a portable container 12. For further illustration, see Figure 11 the cutlery 11 produced directly from the closure lid 10 is also shown together with the container 12.

A container content, not shown in the figures, for example a foodstuff such as curd cheese or ice cream, can be stored in the container 12. The container 12 is a packaging container. The container 12 has a circular container opening 13, a circular container bottom 14 and a conical container jacket 15. The container jacket 15, together with the container base 14, delimits a container cavity 16. The container opening 13 is delimited by a peripheral opening edge 17. To protect the contents of the container against contamination, the container opening 17 can be closed by means of the in Figure 1 shown sealing membrane 18 tight, but manually releasably closed. The container 12, which is provided without a sealing membrane or with such a sealing membrane 18, can be closed or (re) closed by means of the closure lid 10 according to the invention (see Figure 6 ).

The closure cover 10 is for covering and closing the in the Figures 1 , 6 and 11 shown container 12 determined. For this purpose, the closure lid 10 has a container overlap edge 21 with an internal closure means 20 in the form of an inwardly projecting, circumferential inner edge for manually releasable closure of the container 12 by snapping behind the container edge 19. The closure lid 10 has a plurality of spacers 22 in the form of spacing ribs for supporting the closure lid 10 on the container edge 19 or on the optional sealing membrane 18 and also for stacking a plurality of identical closure lids 10 on top of one another. The closure lid 10 has a lid body 23 which is delimited by a lid edge 24. The closure lid 10 is designed to match the shape of the opening edge 17 of the container 12. In the exemplary embodiment shown, the opening edge 17 of the container 12 and the lid outer edge 26 each have an essentially circular shape. However, it goes without saying that the container opening edge and the lid edge can also have other shapes which are adapted to one another.

The lid body 23 of the closure lid 10 comprises a handling body 25 which is delimited by an outer edge 26 of the lid. The handling body 25 has a plurality of handling parts 27.1, 27.2, 27.3, namely a first handling part 27.1, a second handling part 27.2 and a third handling part 27.3. The first handling part 27.1 forms a middle part of the closing cover 10. The second handling part 27.2 forms a first closing half of the closing cover 10 and the third handling part 27.3 forms a second closing half of the closing cover.

The first handling part 27.1 designed as a central part comprises an integrated cutlery part 30, a first cutlery part rear gripping support body 32 at its first handling part end 31.1 and a second handling part end 31.2 extending in an opposite direction from the first handling part end 31.1 a body part 33 designed as an edge part. The cutlery part 30 and the cutlery part rear gripping support body 32 are in one piece, preferably and of the same material, cannot be detached via a straight cutlery part hinge 35 and are connected to one another in such a way that the cutlery part 30 relative to the first handling body or Middle part 27.1 around a cutlery part hinge pivot pocket 36 of cutlery part hinge 35 from one into the Figures 1 to 8 shown, not unfolded, not intended for eating non-use position 37 via a in Figure 9 shown intermediate pivoting position 76 by about 180 degrees in one in the Figures 10 and 11 shown dining use position 38 is pivotable or foldable. In the in-use position 38, the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 is opposite the cutlery part 30 on a first side of cutlery part 34.1 of the cutlery part 30. As a result, the cutlery part 30 in the use-in-use position 38 is indirectly on the cutlery-part gripping support body 32, preferably indirectly via the fifth container-gripping edge part 63.5, also designated with the first opening flap, on the cutlery part-gripping support body 32 for receiving into first force direction 39.1 acting users can be supported or supported (see Figure 10 ). The cutlery part 30 extends in one Longitudinal direction along its cutlery part longitudinal axis 40. The cutlery part hinge 35 is designed as a film hinge.

The cutlery part 30 has, at its free cutlery part end 41 pointing away from the cutlery part hinge 35, an eating functional part 42. In the exemplary embodiment shown, the dining functional part 42 is a spoon bowl, which is also referred to as a spoon. A spoon handle part 43 is formed between the spoon bowl 42 and the cutlery part hinge 35. The cutlery part 30 is therefore, for example, a spoon part of a spoon 44. The cutlery part hinge 35, viewed in a direction perpendicular to the cutlery part hinge 35, is at a hinge distance 45 to the outer edge 26.1 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 of the handling body 25. Between this outer edge of the lid 26.1 and the cutlery part hinge 35, the cutlery part gripping support body 32 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 is arranged.

In the non-use position 37, the cutlery part 30 extends perpendicularly away from the cutlery part hinge 35 parallel to its longitudinal cutlery part axis 40. In the use-use position 38, the cutlery part 30 extends in the direction of its cutlery part longitudinal axis 40 perpendicularly from the cutlery part- Hinge 35 away over the lid outer edge 26; 26.1 beyond. In its non-use position 37, the cutlery part 30 is completely encompassed by the outer lid edge 26 of the handling body 25. The first handling part or middle part 27.1 is designed as a cutlery part receiving part with a cutlery part receiving opening 46; 46.1, 46.2, which is formed here with a first cutlery part opening 46.1 and a second cutlery part opening 46.12. In the cutlery part receiving opening, the cutlery part 30 articulated via the cutlery part hinge 35 to the cutlery part gripping support body 32 is received in its non-use position 37. The body part 33 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 is in the non-use position 37 of the cutlery part 30 of the spoon bowl 42 opposite. The cutlery part 30 is preferably at least in the area of its functional eating part 42, in particular at the free end 41 of the functional eating part 42 or the cutlery part 30, with at least one manually releasable or manually destructible fixing means 47, for example in the form of a connection, for fixing of the cutlery part 30 against unintentional folding out of the cutlery part receiving opening 46; 46.1, 46.2. The at least one fixing means 47 can also be a means for re-fixing the cutlery part 30 against unintentional folding out of the at least one cutlery part opening 46; 16.1, 46.2 act after the cutlery part 30 at least once about the cutlery part hinge pivot axis 36 from the cutlery part receiving opening 46; 46.1, 46.2 has been folded out. If, as in the exemplary embodiment shown, the fixing means 47 is provided, when the cutlery part 30 is in its non-use position 37, the cutlery part receiving opening 46 is fixed by fixing means 47 in the two cutlery part receiving openings 46.1, 46.2 split. Then the two cutlery part receiving openings 46.1, 46.2 each form a gap.

A support pin 72 is fastened to the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 of the first handling part 27.1. The support pin 72 extends from its first pin end 73.1 vertically away from an inner surface 49 of the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 to its second free pin end 73.2. The cutlery part 30 has a cutlery part opening 48 for receiving a pin part of the support pin 72. The cutlery part opening 48 spans a, preferably circular, opening cross section. The opening cross section is slightly smaller than a support pin cross section spanned by the support pin 72, which the support pin 72 has in a pin area arranged between its first pin end 73.1 and its second free pin end 73.2.

The first handling part or middle part 27.1 comprising the cutlery part 30 is delimited by two parallel cover hinges 50.1, 50.2, namely by a first cover hinge 50.1 and by a second cover hinge 50.2. These lid hinges 50.1, 50.2 and their lid-hinge pivot axes 51.1, 51.2 extend parallel to a central longitudinal axis 52 of the first handling part 27.1. In the non-use position 37 and also in the eat-use position 38 of the cutlery part 30, the two lid hinges 50.1, 50.2 and their lid hinge pivot axes 51.1, 51.2 extend parallel to the longitudinal axis 40 of the cutlery part. The first lid hinge 50.1 is a first lid film hinge. The second lid hinge 50.2 is a second lid film hinge. The first lid hinge 50.1 and the second lid hinge 50.2 are of the same design. The two lid hinges 50.1, 50.2 and their lid hinge pivot axes 51.1, 51.2 extend perpendicular to the cutlery part hinge 35 and perpendicular to the cutlery part hinge pivot axis 36. The first lid hinge 50.1 extends continuously between a first outer edge part 53.1 and a second outer edge part 53.2 pointing away from the first outer edge part 53.1 of the lid outer edge 26 or the container overlap edge 21. The second lid hinge 50.2 extends continuously and continuously between a third outer edge part 53.3 and a fourth outer edge part pointing away from the third outer edge part 53.3 53.4 of the lid outer edge or the container overlap edge 21.

The second handling part 27.2, which is designed as the first closure half, and the first handling part 27.1, which is designed as the middle part, are connected in one piece, preferably in the same material, via the first lid hinge 50.1, which extends in a straight line, in such a way that the second handling part 27.2 is relative to the first handling part 27.1, which is designed as the middle part the first cover hinge pivot axis 51.1 of the first cover hinge 50.1 from a first basic position 54.1 not intended for eating, which is shown in FIGS Figures 1 to 9 is shown at a swivel angle of about 90 degrees, in one first handling position 55.1 is foldable, which in the Figures 10 and 11 is shown. In the first handling position 55.1, the handling parts 27.1, 27.2 form a handle 56 for manual actuation of the cutlery part 30 folded out into its eating-use position 38 for eating a content of the container 12.

The third handling part 27.3, which is designed as a second closure half, and the first handling part 27.1, which is designed as a middle part, are connected in one piece via the rectilinearly extending second hinge 50.2 and are preferably connected to one another in such a way that the third handling part 27.3 is relative to the first handling part 27.1, which is designed as a middle part, around the second Cover hinge pivot axis 51.2 of the first cover hinge 50.1 from a second basic position 54.2 which is not intended for eating and which is in the position shown in FIG Figures 1 to 9 is shown, also by a pivot angle of about 90 degrees, can be folded into a second handling position 55.2, which can be seen in FIGS Figures 10 and 11 is shown. In the second handling position 55.2, the handling parts 27.1, 27.3 form a handle 56 for manual actuation of the cutlery part 30 folded out into its eating-use position 38 for eating a content of the container 12.

The second handling part 27.2 and the third handling part 27.3 or the first closing half and the second closing half each have an outer contour which is symmetrical to the central longitudinal axis 52 of the first handling part 27.1. This central longitudinal axis 52 extends parallel to the cover hinges 50.1, 50.2 or parallel to the cover hinge pivot axes 51.1, 51.2.

In order to limit the pivoting or folding over of the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2 relative to the first handling part or middle part 27.1 about the first cover hinge pivot axis 51.1 of the first cover hinge 50.1 to said first pivot angle of approximately 90 degrees and also to do this Swiveling or folding the third handling part or the second closure half 27.3 relative to the first handling part or middle part 27.1 to limit the second cover hinge pivot axis 51.2 of the second cover hinge 50.2 to said second pivot angle of approximately 90 degrees, the first handling part or middle part 27.1 is preferably provided with a plurality of support bodies 57.1, 57.2, also referred to as stops. These can preferably be formed on the first cutlery-part gripping support part 32 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 and also on the opposite body part 33 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1. The support bodies or stops 57.1, 57.2, which are formed on the cutlery-part gripping support body 32, can preferably also serve as cutlery part support bodies for supporting the pivoting axis 36 of the cutlery part hinge 35 into its position from its non-use position 37 Eating-use position 38 unfolded cutlery part 30 against lateral movements of the cutlery part 30 and to accommodate lateral user forces. For this purpose, on the cutlery part gripping support body 33, viewed in a direction parallel to the lid hinges 50.1, 50.2 or to their lid hinge pivot axes 51.1, 51.2, arranged at a longitudinal distance 58 from the cutlery part hinge 35, a first cutlery part support body 57.1 and a second cutlery part support body 57.2 may be formed, which, viewed in a direction parallel to the cutlery part hinge 35, are arranged at a transverse distance 59 from one another. This transverse distance 59 is the same size or slightly larger than a cutlery part width 60 which the cutlery part 30 has at the said longitudinal distance 58 from the cutlery part hinge 35.

The closure lid 10 has a completely encircling container overlap edge 21 for gripping over a container edge 19 of the container 12 which can be closed by means of the lid 10. The container overlap edge 21 extends in a direction transverse or perpendicular to an inner cover surface 62 of the lid body 23 beyond the inner cover surface 62. The container-overlap edge 21 has in the area of the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 has a first container overlapping edge part 63.1 assigned to the second handling part or first closure half 27.2. In addition, the container overlap edge 21 in the region of the cutlery part rear grip support body 32 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 has a second container overlap edge part 63.2 assigned to the third handling part or the second closure half 27.2.

The first container overlap edge part 63.1 of the second handling part 27.2 has a first cutlery part overlap support body 65.1. The first cutlery part-overlapping support body 65.1 extends transversely to the first lid hinge 50.1 and transversely to the first lid hinge pivot axis 51.1. The first cutlery part overlapping support body 65.1 lies in the first handling position 55.1, in which the second handling part 27.2 is pivoted relative to the first handling part 27.1 by an angle of approximately 90 degrees around the first lid hinge pivot axis 51.1 of the first lid hinge 50.1 and in which Eating-use position 38 of the cutlery part 30 opposite the cutlery part 30 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 on a second cutlery part side 34.2 of the cutlery part 30 pointing away from the first cutlery part side 34.1, so that the cutlery part 30 for receiving into a second force Direction 39.2, user forces acting counter to the first force direction 39.1 can be supported or supported directly on the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 (see Figure 10 ).

The second container overlap edge part 63.2 of the third handling part 27.3 has a second cutlery part overlap support body 65.2. The second eating utensil part-overlapping support body 65.2 extends transversely to the second lid hinge 50.2 and transversely to the second lid hinge pivot axis 51.2. The second cutlery part-overlapping support body 65.2 lies in the second handling position 55.2, in which the third handling part 27.3 relative to the first handling part 27.1 at an angle of approximately 90 degrees around the second lid hinge pivot axis 51.2 of the second lid hinge 50.2 is pivoted and in the eating-use position 38 of the cutlery part 30 opposite the cutlery part 30 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 on the second cutlery part side 34.2 of the cutlery part 30 pointing away from the first cutlery part side 34.1, so that the cutlery part 30 for receiving in a, preferably parallel to the second force direction 39.2, third force direction 39.3 acting against the first force direction 39.1, user forces acting directly on the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 (see Figure 10 ).

The first cutlery part overlap support body 65.2 is part of the first container overlap edge part 63.1. The second cutlery part overlap support body 65.2 is part of the second container overlap edge part 63.2.

The container overlap edge 21 has a third container overlap edge part 63.4 assigned to the second handling part 27.2 and a fourth container overlap edge part 63.5 assigned to the third handling part 27.3. In the second handling part 27.2, the third container overlap edge part 63.4 is approximately opposite the first container overlap edge part 63.1. In the third handling part 27.3, the fourth container overlap edge part 63.5 is approximately opposite the second container overlap edge part 63.2. The third container overlapping edge part 63.4 has a first edge part 66.1, which in the first handling position 55.1 lies opposite the body part 33 of the first handling part 27.1. The first edge part 66.1 extends transversely to the first cover hinge 50.1 and transversely to its first cover hinge pivot axis 51.1. The fourth container overlapping edge part 63.5 has a second edge part 66.2, which in the second handling position 55.2 is also opposite the body part 33 of the first handling part 27.1. The second edge part 66.2 extends transversely to the second cover hinge 50.2 and transversely to its second cover hinge pivot axis 51.2. The body part 33 of the first handling part 27.1, which is designed as an edge part, lies, viewed in a direction parallel to the cover hinges 50.1, 50.2 and parallel to their cover hinge pivot axes 51.1, 51.2, or perpendicular in one direction to the cutlery part hinge 35 and viewed perpendicularly to its cutlery part hinge pivot axis 36, opposite the cutlery part rear gripping support body 32.

A fifth container-overlapping edge part 63.5 of the container-overlapping edge 61, also designated with the first opening flap, and the first handling part 27.1 are connected in one piece via two overlapping-edge hinges 67.1, 67.2 arranged in the region of the first cutlery-part-overlapping support body 65.1 . The overlapping edge hinges 67.1, 67.2 are film hinges. A first overlapping edge hinge 67.1 of the two overlapping edge hinges 67.1, 67.2 and a second overlapping edge hinge 67.2 of the overlapping edge hinges 67.1, 67.2 are arranged at a first transverse distance from one another.

The fifth container overlap edge part or the first opening flap 63.5 and the first container overlap edge part 63.1 are each connected to one another in the region of their lower edge via a manually destructible, first overlap edge predetermined breaking point 68.1. The fifth container overlap edge part or the first opening flap 63.5 and the second container overlap edge part 63.2 are each connected to one another in the region of their lower edge via a manually destructible, second overlap edge predetermined breaking point 68.2.

A sixth container-overlapping edge part 63.6 of the container-overlapping edge 61, also designated with a second opening flap, and the first handling part 27.1 are provided via two body parts 33 of the first handling part which form in the area of the edge part and which lie behind the cutlery part-griping support body 32 27.1 arranged overlapping edge hinges 67.3, 67.4 connected in one piece. The overlapping edge hinges 67.3, 67.4 are film hinges. A third overlapping edge hinge 67.3 of the overlapping edge hinge 67.1, 67.2 and a fourth overlapping edge hinge 67.4 of the overlapping edge hinge 67.3, 67.4 are a second transverse distance arranged to each other. The second transverse distance is preferably the same size as the first transverse distance.

The sixth container overlapping edge part or the second opening flap 63.6 and the third container overlapping edge part 63.3 are each connected in the region of their lower edge via a manually destructible, third overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.3. The sixth container overlapping edge part or the second opening flap 63.6 and the fourth container overlapping edge part 63.4 are each connected in the region of their lower edge via a manually destructible, fourth overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.4.

After a, preferably manual, destruction of the first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.1 and after a, preferably manual, destruction of the second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.2, the fifth container overlapping edge portion or the first opening flap 63.5 is around a first overlapping Edge hinge pivot axis 74.1 of the first overlapping edge hinge 67.1 and about a second overlapping edge hinge pivot axis 74.2 of the second overlapping edge hinge 67.2 can be folded inward in the direction of the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 (see Figure 9 ).

After a, preferably manual, destruction of the third overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.2 and after a, preferably manual, destruction of the fourth overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.2, the sixth container overlapping edge portion or the second opening flap 63.6 is a third overlapping Edge hinge pivot axis 74.3 of the third overlapping edge hinge 67.3 and around a fourth overlapping edge hinge pivot axis 74.4 of the fourth overlapping edge hinge 67.4 inwards towards the edge part or body part 33 of the first handling part 27.1 can be folded away (see Figure 9 ). The second handling part 27.2 can then be folded together about the first cover hinge pivot axis 51.1 of the first cover hinge 50.1 and the third handling part 27.3 about the second cover hinge pivot axis 51.2 of the second cover hinge 50.2 to form the handle 56 will. A manual connection of the first and second securing means 69.1, 69.2 can create a preferably releasable securing connection. The first securing means 69.1 can be a, for example male, clamping means and the second securing means 69.2 can be, for example female, counter-clamping means, in or on which the clamping means forms a clamping connection, is preferably releasable, is clamped when the handling parts 27.1, 27.2, 27.3 are folded together to form the handle 56, as in FIGS Figures 10 and 11 shown.

The lid body 23 of the closure lid 10 consists of an inherently rigid material. In the exemplary embodiment, the lid body 23 consists of a thermoplastic, preferably polypropylene. The lid body 23 is or is preferably produced by the injection molding process.

The covering film 70 applied over the upper outer surface 64 of the lid body 23 covers the first handling part or the middle part 27.1 and consequently also covers the cutlery receptacle opening 46; 46.1, 46.2 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1. The cover film 70 also covers an upper outer surface of the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2 and an upper outer surface of the third handling part or the second closure half 27.3. By means of the cover film 70, the cutlery part 30 on its second cutlery part side 34.2 is covered sterile with respect to the outside environment (see Figure 3 ). The cover film 70 is connected at least partially, at least to the second handling part 27.2 and to the third handling part 27.3, via a non-detachable connection. In contrast to this, the cover film 70 adheres to the cutlery part 30 on its second cutlery part side 34.2, preferably on the whole or essentially all of the first handling part 27.1, manually detachable or removable. For easy and defined removal of the cover film 70, this is provided with perforations 71 forming predetermined breaking points. These are formed along the two lid hinges 50.1, 50.2 (see Figure 3 ). The The cover film 70 has been permanently connected to the cover body 23 in one operation with the production of the cover body 23 in a so-called in-mold process. The cover film 70 and the lid body 23 are produced in a one-step work process. This is also known as in-mold labeling (IML) or the IML process. After pulling off a first film part 77.1 of the cover film 70 from the cutlery part 30, the pulled off first film part 77.1 remains firmly connected to the cover body 23 due to the permanent connection of the remaining second film part 77.2 (see FIG. 7). This can protect the environment. The cover film 70 and the cover body 23 consist of the same material or of a monomaterial, that is to say preferably of polypropylene. This enables the cap 10 to be recycled according to type.

To produce the in the Figures 10 and 11 Cutlery 11 shown from the closure lid 10 can be carried out as follows:
If the cover 10, as in Figure 6 shown, is attached to the container 12, it can be removed from the container manually. Then the closure cover 10 is freely manageable.

Starting from the freely manageable closure lid, the cover film 70, at least the first film part 77.1 covering the cutlery part 30, can be manually removed from the cutlery part 30 along the perforations 71 forming predetermined breaking points. Then the removed first film part 77.1 is still firmly connected to the remaining, second film part 77.2 of the cover film 70, which is permanently connected to the second and third handling parts 27.2, 27.3 via the non-detachable connection.

Then or even beforehand, the first opening flap, that is to say the fifth container-overlapping edge part 63.5 of the closure lid 10, is released manually. For this purpose, the first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.1 and the second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.2 are destroyed manually by the first opening flap 63.5 is pressed in the direction of the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 inwards. The inward pushing takes place around the first overlapping edge hinge pivot axis 74.1 of the first overlapping edge hinge 67.1 and around the second overlapping edge hinge pivot axis 74.2 of the second overlapping edge hinge 67.2, until the first opening flap 63.5 rests on the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 of the first handling part 27.1 (cf. Figures 9 and 10th ). To make this possible, the first opening flap 63.5 has an opening 75 in the transverse center between the first overlapping edge hinge 67.1 and the second overlapping edge hinge 67.2, for example in the form of an elongated hole. When viewed in the direction of the cutlery-part hinge pivot axis 36, this has an opening width that is greater than the pin diameter spanned by the support pin 72, viewed in the same direction, so that a pin part of the support pin 72 in FIG Opening 75 is receivable (see Figure 9 ).

Then the cutlery part 30 is manually moved from its non-use position 37 about the cutlery part hinge pivot axis 36 of the cutlery part hinge 35 designed as a film hinge, via the in Figure 9 intermediate pivoting position 76 shown, pivoted or folded by about 180 degrees into its dining use position 38 (see Figure 10 ). Then the cutlery part 30 lies with its first cutlery part side 34.1 opposite the cutlery part gripping support body 32 and projects with its free cutlery part end 41 beyond the outer edge 26 of the lid (see Figures 10 and 11 ).

The second opening flap, that is to say the sixth container-overlapping edge part 63.6 of the closure cover 10, is then released manually. For this purpose, the third overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.3 and the fourth overlapping edge predetermined breaking point 68.4 are manually destroyed by pressing the second opening flap 63.5 in the direction of the body part 33 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 designed as an edge part. Pushing inward takes place around the third overlap-edge hinge pivot axis 74.3 of the third overlap-edge hinge 67.3 and around the fourth overlap-edge hinge pivot axis 74.4 of the fourth overlap-edge hinge 67.4 until the second opening flap 63.5 rests on the body part 33 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1 designed as an edge part (see Figure 9 ).

Subsequently, the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2 about the first cover hinge pivot axis 51.1 of the first cover hinge 50.1 into its or its first handling position 55.1 and the third handling part or the second closure half 27.3 around the second cover hinge pivot axis 51.2 of the second lid hinge 50.2 pivoted or folded into its or its second handling position 55.2 until these two handling parts or closure halves 27.2, 27.3 are each arranged at an angle of approximately 90 degrees to the first handling part or middle part 27.1 and in the same directions extend approximately parallel to each other away from the first handling part or middle part 27.1. In the context of this pivoting or folding movement, the clamping means 69.1 of the second handling part 27.2 engages on or in the counter-clamping means 69.2 of the third handling part 27.3, so that the second and third handling parts or the two closure halves 27.2, 27.3 are then releasably fixed to one another in this way are that they cannot accidentally fold back.

In these two handling positions 55.1, 55.2, the second and third handling parts or the first and second closing halves 27.2, 27.3 together with the first handling part or middle part 27.1 form a full-fledged handle 56 for actuating the cutlery part 30 folded out into its eating-use position 38 from (see Figures 10 and 11 ). In this handle 56, the first cutlery part-overlapping support body 65.1 of the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2 and the second cutlery part-overlapping support body 65.2 of the third handling part or the second closure half 27.3 lie against the cutlery part-behind grip support body 32 of first handling part 27.1 in the area of its outer edge. In addition, the first cutlery overlap support body 65.1 of the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2 and the second cutlery overlap support body 65.2 of the third handling part or the second closure half 27.3 lie on the cutlery part 30 lying directly on the inwardly folded first opening flap 63.5 on its second cutlery part side 34.2, which points away from the first cutlery part side 34.1 in an opposite direction, and lie there directly, i.e. on the cutlery part 30 on its second cutlery part side 34.2 (see Figure 10 ). In this way, on the one hand, user forces acting in a first force direction 39.1 can be supported or absorbed via the cutlery part gripping support body 32 of the first handling part or middle part 27.1, which user forces can be exerted by the cutlery part 30 during use and, on the other hand, can be exercised by the first Support cutlery overlapping support body 65.1 of the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2 and supported by the second cutlery support grip body 65.2 of the third handling part or the second closure half 27.3 in an opposite, second and third force direction 39.2 and 39.3 user forces or are recorded, which can be exercised when using the cutlery part 30.

In addition, user forces acting in any direction perpendicular to the second force direction 39.2 and to the parallel third force direction 39.3, which can be exerted when the cutlery part 30 is used, can be exerted by the cutlery part hinge 35 , are received by the lateral cutlery part support bodies 57.1, 57.2 and above all also by way of the support pin 72 which projects through a cut-out part through the cutlery part opening 48. In the cutlery 11, a pin part of the support pin 72 extends through the cutlery part opening 48 of the cutlery part 30, the cutlery part 30 being supported on the support pin 72 via opening edges of its cutlery part opening 48, so that in the eating use position 38 of the cutlery part 30 of the pin part form-fitting and is releasably connected to the cutlery opening 48.

Accordingly, the cutlery part 30 or its functional part 42, that is to say the spoon bowl (spoon), can be loaded with forces in all or any directions, these forces being able to be advantageously absorbed by the handle 56 without folding back or notching of the cutlery part 30 would come.

Through the manufacturing method described above, the original closure cover 10 can in the Figures 10 and 11 shown cutlery 11 are made. In this cutlery 11, the cutlery part 30 is folded out about the cutlery part hinge pivot axis 35 into its eating use position 38 for eating a content of a container 12. In the in-use position 38, the cutlery part 30 extends in the direction of its cutlery part longitudinal axis 40 perpendicularly away from the cutlery part hinge pivot axis 35 beyond the outer edge 26 of the lid of the handling body 25. In addition, when the fifth container-overlapping edge part or the first opening flap 63.5 is folded inward and then the cutlery part 30 is pivoted into its eating-use position 38, the cutlery-part gripping support body 32 of the first handling part or the middle part lies 27.1 opposite the cutlery part 30 on a first cutlery part side 34.1 of the cutlery part 30, the fifth container-overlapping edge part or the first opening flap 63.5 then being arranged between the cutlery part 30 and the cutlery part-gripping support body 32, so that then Cutlery part 30 for receiving user forces acting in the first force direction 39.1 is supported indirectly on the cutlery part gripping support body 32.

In the cutlery 11, the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2 is in its or its first handling position 55.1 and the third, which is folded about the first cover hinge pivot axis 51.1 The handling part or the second closure half 27.3 is located in its second handling position 55.2 folded around the second lid hinge pivot axis 51.2, in which the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2, the first handling part or the middle part 27.1 and the third handling part or the second closure half 27.3 form the handle 56 for manual actuation of the cutlery part 30 folded out into its eating-use position 38 for eating a content of the container 12. The first cutlery part overlap support body 65.1 of the second handling part or the first closure half 27.2 is directly opposite the cutlery part 30 on the second cutlery part side 34.2 of the cutlery part 30 facing away from the first cutlery part side 34.1, so that the cutlery part 30 is on the first eating utensil part-overlapping support body 65.1 is supported for receiving user forces acting in the second force direction 39.2 against the first force direction 39.1. In addition, with the cutlery 11, the second cutlery part overlap support body 65.2 of the third handling part or the third closure half 27.3 is directly opposite the cutlery part 30 on the second cutlery part side 34.2 of the cutlery part 30 facing away from the first cutlery part side 34.1, so that the cutlery part 30 is supported on the second cutlery part overlap support body 65.2 for receiving user forces acting in the third force direction 39.3 against the first force direction 39.1. Finally, with the cutlery 11, the handling parts or the first and second closure halves 27.2, 27.3 are secured against inadvertent folding back relative to the first handling part or the middle part 27.1 by means of the at least one securing means 69.1, 69.2. In simple terms, the invention relates to a cutlery 11 which is produced directly from the lid or closure 10, namely by folding or pivoting lid parts of the lid or closure 10.

In summary, the invention can also be described as follows: In the solution presented, the actual lid or closure 10 of the container 12 becomes a cutlery part 30 and a handle 56 of the cutlery part 30. The lid or closure 10 consists of an inherently rigid material, in particular of plastic. The overall length can be folded by means of the folding technique, preferably in the form of a film hinge 35; 50.1, 50.2, to a ratio of 1 to about 1.9 without having to separate the individual parts. This is achieved in that the peelable, ie peelable cover 70, in particular IML film (IML = "In-Mold Labeling"), which closes the cover mirror above the openings 46.1, 46.2, is partially or completely removed and which comprises a functional part 42 Cutlery part 30 of the cutlery 11 is folded outwards by approximately 180 degrees via a cutlery part hinge 35, preferably designed as a film hinge, of a middle part 27.1. After the cutlery part 30, which is pivotably articulated on the middle part 27.1, is pivoted out, the left and right closing halves 27.2, 27.3 are pivoted relative to the middle part 27.1 via lid hinges 50.1, 50.2 and at a distance from the cutlery part hinge 35 via the folded-out cutlery part 30 merged. The two closure halves 27.2, 27.2 snap into place with one another and together with the middle part 27.1 form a stable unit that can be used as a full-fledged handle 56. A maximum rigidity is guaranteed by placing the cutlery part 30 folded about 180 ° on the middle part 27.1 of the closure 10 and by the two left and right closure halves 27.2, 27.3 folded over it. The functional part 42 of the cutlery 11 can be loaded via the handle 56 in all directions relative to the handle 56 without the cutlery part 30 being accidentally folded in or folded back. By folding over the hinges it is achieved that the original cover or closure 10 is converted into a one-piece cutlery 11. After use, it is possible to convert this unit back into a lid or lock. The cover or closure 10 according to the invention is produced in a one-step process, the cover 10 being able to be produced from only one raw material. However, it is also possible to manufacture the closure from a variety of materials in a one-step process. Since the or each functional part 42 of the cutlery 11 is part of the original cover or closure 10 and was not added as a separate part, raw material can be saved accordingly. Furthermore, each area of the cutlery 11 can be easily adjusted in its resilience by appropriate changes in thickness. The lid or closure 10 according to the invention as a whole can be completely recycled as a mono material. The cutlery part 30, in particular a spoon, fork or knife, is accommodated within the lid or closure 10 for a container 12, for example a mug, bowl, bowl, wide-necked vessel or the like. It is no longer a question of adding disposable cutlery (reducing costs, protecting the environment). The cutlery part 30 can extend to the bottom of the container 12. The invention enables high stability for the removal of frozen and viscous contents from a container 12 to be covered or sealed.

Reference list

10th

(Closure) lid / closure

11

Cutlery / cutlery

12th

Container / packaging container / container

13

Container opening

14

Tank bottom

15

Container jacket

16

Container cavity

17th

Opening edge

18th

Sealing membrane

19th

Container rim

20th

Closure means / inner edge

21

Container overlap edge

22

Spacer / spacer rib

23

Cover body

24th

Lid edge

25th

Handling body

26

Lid outer edge

26.1

Lid outer edge from 27.1

27.1

first handling part

27.2

second handling part

27.3

third handling part

28.2

Bottom of 27.2

30th

Cutlery / cutlery

31.1

first handling part end of 27.1

31.2

second handling part end of 27.1

32

Cutlery part back support body (from 27.1)

33

Body part (from 27.1)

34.1

first cutlery side

34.2

second side of cutlery

35

Cutlery part hinge / cutlery part hinge / film hinge / hinge

36

Cutlery hinge pivot axis

37

Non-use position

38

In-use position

39.1

first force direction

39.2

second force direction

39.3

third force direction

39.4

Force direction (s)

40

Cutlery part longitudinal axis

41

free cutlery part end

42

(Eating) functional part / spoon bowl (bowl)

43

Dipper stick

44

spoon

45

Hinge clearance

46

Cutlery receptacle opening / breakthrough

46.1

Cutlery receptacle opening / breakthrough

46.2

Cutlery receptacle opening / breakthrough

47

Fixing agent / connection

48

Cutlery opening

49

Inner surface of 32

50.1

first lid hinge / first lid film hinge / hinge

50.2

second lid hinge / second lid film hinge / hinge

51.1

first cover hinge pivot axis

51.2

second lid hinge pivot axis

52

Center longitudinal axis from 27.1

53.1

first outer edge part

53.2

second outer edge part

53.3

third outer edge part

53.4

fourth outer edge part

54.1

(first) basic position

54.2

(second) basic position

55.1

(first) handling position

55.2

(second) handling position

56

Handle / handle

57.1

Stop / support body / cutlery part support body

57.2

Stop / support body / cutlery part support body

58

Longitudinal distance

59

Transverse distance

60

Cutlery part width

62

Inside cover area of 23

63.1

first container overlap edge part

63.2

second container overlap edge part

63.3

third container overlap edge part

63.4

fourth container overlap edge part

63.5

fifth container overlap edge part / first opening flap

63.6

sixth container overlap edge part / second opening flap

64

upper outer surface of 23

65.1

first cutlery overlapping support body from 63.1

65.2

second cutlery part overlap support body from 63.2

66.1

first marginal part of 63.3

66.2

second margin from 63.4

67.1

first overlap edge hinge / film hinge

67.2

second overlap edge hinge / film hinge

67.3

third overlap edge hinge / film hinge

67.4

fourth overlap edge hinge / film hinge

68.1

first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point

68.2

second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point

69.1

first securing means / clamping means

69.2

second securing means / counter-clamping means

70

Cover / cover film

71

Perforation / debit entry

72

Support spigot

73.1

first spigot end of 72

73.2

second (free) tenon end of 72

74.1

first overlapping edge hinge pivot axis

74.2

second overlap edge hinge pivot axis

74.3

third overlapping edge hinge pivot axis

74.4

fourth overlapping edge hinge pivot axis

75

opening

76

Intermediate pivot position

77.1

first film part of 70

77.2

second film part of 70

Claims (15)

Lid for a container, with a lid body, which comprises a handle body having a lid outer edge and a cutlery part, which is integrally connected to the handle body via a straight-line cutlery hinge and is connected such that the cutlery part is relative to the handle body around a cutlery part -Hinge pivot axis of the cutlery part hinge from an unfolded, not intended for eating non-use position to a dining use position for eating a content of the container, in which the cutlery part in the direction of its cutlery part longitudinal axis transversely or perpendicularly from the Eating utensil part hinge extends beyond the outer edge of the lid of the handling body, the handling body comprising a plurality of handling parts, of which a first handling part and a second handling part are formed in one piece and via a linearly extending first lid hinge nd are connected to one another in such a way that the second handling part can be folded relative to the first handling part about at least a first cover hinge pivot axis of the first cover hinge from a basic position not intended for eating into a first handling position in which the handling parts have a handle for manually actuating the Form cutlery part folded out into its eating-use position for eating a content of the container, at least one securing means being provided to secure the handling parts folded into a handle against unintentional folding back
characterized,
that the cutlery part hinge (35) has a hinge distance (45) to the outer edge of the lid (26) of the handling body (25), wherein a cutlery part gripping support body (32) of the first handling part (27.1) is formed between the cutlery part hinge (35) or the cutlery part hinge pivot axis (36) and the lid outer edge (26) of the handling body (25), and wherein the cutlery part gripping support body (32) is opposite the cutlery part (30) in the in-use position (38) on a first cutlery part side (34.1) of the cutlery part (30), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving of user forces acting in a first force direction (39.1) can be supported or is supported directly or indirectly on the cutlery-part gripping support body (32), and that the second handling part (27.2) has a first cutlery part-gripping support body (65.1) is formed which, in the first handling position (55.1), the cutlery part (30) in the in-use position (38) on a second one pointing away from the first cutlery part side (34.1) The cutlery part side (34.2) of the cutlery part (30) is opposite, so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving user forces acting in a second force direction (39.2) counter to the first force direction (39.1) directly or indirectly on the first cutlery part overlapping support body (65.1) can be supported or is supported. Lid according to Claim 1, characterized in that the cutlery part (30) is integrated in the lid body (23) in its non-extended, non-use position (37) not intended for eating. Lid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cutlery part (30) in its unfolded, non-eating position (37) not intended for eating is completely encompassed by the lid outer edge (26) of the handling body (25). Lid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first handling part (27.1) is designed as a cutlery part receiving part with a cutlery part receiving opening (46; 46.1, 46.2) in which the hinge (35) about the cutlery part on the cutlery part gripping support body (32) of the first handling part (27.1) of the handling body (25) articulated cutlery part (30) is arranged in its unfolded, not intended for eating non-use position (37). Lid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first lid hinge (50.1) is interrupted or continuous without interruption between a first outer edge part (53.1) of the lid outer edge (26) and a second outer edge part (53.2) pointing away from the first outer edge part (53.2) ) of the lid outer edge (26) extends. Lid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the first handling part (27.1) in the region of the lid outer edge (26) of the handling body (25) or on the lid outer edge (26) of the handling body (25), at a longitudinal distance (58) to the cutlery part hinge (35), in each case adjacent to the cutlery part rear gripping support body (32), a first cutlery part support body (57.1) and a second cutlery part support body (57.2), in a direction parallel to the cutlery part - viewed hinge, are arranged at a transverse distance (59) from one another which is the same size or slightly larger than a cutlery part width (60) that the cutlery part (30) at the longitudinal distance (58) from the cutlery part hinge (35) having
or
that on the second handling part in the region of the outer edge of the lid of the handling body or on the outer edge of the lid of the handling body at a longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge, in each case adjacent to the cutlery part overlapping support body, a first cutlery part support body and a second cutlery part support body, viewed in a direction parallel to the cutlery part hinge, are arranged at a longitudinal distance from one another which is the same size or slightly larger than a cutlery part - Width that the cutlery part has in the longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge
or
that on the first handling part in the region of the outer edge of the lid of the handling body or on the outer edge of the lid of the handling body, at a longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge, at a longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge adjacent to the cutlery part gripping support body, a first Eating utensil part support body is arranged, and that on the second handling part in the area of the lid outer edge of the handling body or on the lid outer edge of the handling body at a longitudinal distance from the eating utensil part hinge, adjacent to the eating utensil part overlapping support body, a second eating utensil part Support body is arranged, the first cutlery part support body and the second cutlery part support body in the handling position, in which the first handling part and the second handling part are folded into a handle, viewed in a direction parallel to the cutlery part hinge, in a Lä ngs are arranged to each other, which is the same size or slightly larger than a cutlery part width that the cutlery part has in the longitudinal distance from the cutlery part hinge. Lid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a support pin (72) is fastened to the cutlery part-gripping support body (32) of the first handling part (27.1), which extends from an inner surface (49) of the cutlery part-gripping part. Support body (32) transversely or perpendicularly to its free pin end (73) and that the cutlery part (30) has a cutlery part opening (48) for receiving a pin part of the support pin (72) through which the pin part of the cutlery part (30) is in the eating use position (38) Support pin (72) extends so that in the dining use position (38) of the cutlery part (30) the cutlery part (30) can either be supported on the pin via opening edges of its cutlery part opening (48) or can be supported via opening edges of its cutlery part. Opening (48) is supported on the support pin (72). Lid according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the handling body (25) comprises a third handling part (27.3) which is integrally connected to the first handling part (27.1) by a second lid hinge (50.2) which extends in a straight line and in such a way that the third handling part (27.3) relative to the first handling part (27.1) about a second cover hinge pivot axis (51.2) of the second cover hinge (50.2) extending parallel to the first cover hinge pivot axis (51.1) from a second basic position (54.2 ) can be folded into a second handling position (55.2), the second handling part (27.2) in its first handling position (55.1) and the third handling part (27.3) in its second handling position (55.2) together with the first handling part (27.1) a handle ( 56) for manual actuation of the dining utensil folded out into its dining use position (38) Form a hurry (30) for eating a content of the container (12), and wherein the third handling part (27.3) has a second cutlery part overlap support body (65.2), which in the second handling position (55.2) of the third handling part (27.3 ) opposite the cutlery part (30) in the in-use position (38) on the second cutlery part side (34.2) of the cutlery part (30) pointing away from the first cutlery part side (34.1), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving user forces acting in a third force direction (39.3) counter to the first force direction (39.1) can be supported or is supported directly or indirectly on the second cutlery-part overlapping support body (65.2). Lid according to claim 7, characterized in that the second handling part (27.2) and the third handling part (27.3) each have an outer contour which is designed symmetrically to a central longitudinal axis (52) of the first handling part (27.1). Lid according to one of claims 7 or 8, characterized in that the second lid hinge (50.2) is interrupted or continuous without interruption between a third outer edge part (53.3) of the lid outer edge (26) and a fourth outer edge part pointing away from the third outer edge part (53.3) (53.4) of the lid outer edge (26) extends. Lid according to one of claims 7 to 9, characterized in that the first handling part (27.1) and / or the second handling part (27.2) and / or the third handling part (27.3) is provided with stops (57.1, 57.2) which at a Folding down the second handling part (27.2) relative to the first handling part (27.1) about the first cover hinge pivot axis (51.1) of the first cover hinge (50.1) and when the third handling part (27.3) is folded over relative to the first handling part (27.1) second lid-hinge pivot axis (51.2) of the second lid hinge (50.2) enables striking in an angular position corresponding to an angle. Lid according to one of claims 7 to 10, characterized in that it has a partially or completely encircling container overlapping edge (61) for overlapping a container edge (19) of the lid (10) to be covered or closed, the container (12) extending in a direction transverse or perpendicular to an inner cover surface (62) of the cover body (23) beyond the inner cover surface (62), the container -Overlap edge (61) has a first container overlap edge part (63.1) assigned to the second handling part (27.2) and a second container overlap edge part (63.2) assigned to the third handling part (27.3), and wherein the first cutlery part- Overlap support body (65.1) of the second handling part (27.1) is part of the first container overlap edge part (63.1), and wherein the second cutlery part overlap support body (65.2) of the third handling part (27.3) is part of the second container part Is overlapping edge part (63.2), and wherein the container overlapping edge (61) is a third container overlapping edge part (63.3) assigned to the second handling part (27.2) and one of the dr it has the fourth container overlap edge part (63.4) assigned to the handling part (27.3), the third container overlap edge part (63.3) having a first edge part (66.1) which, in the first handling position (55.1), a body part (B :, in particular the edge part)) (33) of the first handling part (27.1) is opposite, and the fourth container-overlapping edge part (63.4) has a second edge part (66.2), which in the second handling position (55.2) is the body part (33) of the first handling part (27.1) is opposite. Lid according to claim 12, characterized in that a fifth container-overlapping edge part (63.5) of the container-overlapping edge (61) and the first handling part (27.1) are arranged in the area of the first cutlery-part-overlapping support body (65.1) first overlapping edge hinge (67.1) are connected in one piece, and that the fifth container overlapping edge part (63.5) (B:, preferably in the region of its lower edge) and the first container overlapping edge part (63.1) (B :, preferably in the area of its lower edge,) via a manual destructible, first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point (68.1) are connected, and that the fifth container overlapping edge part (63.4) (B:, preferably in the area of its lower edge) and the second container overlapping edge part (63.2) ( B:, preferably in the area of its lower edge,) are connected via a manually destructible, second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point (68.2),
and that a sixth container overlapping edge part (63.6) of the container overlapping edge (61) and the first handling part (27.1) over a region of the body part (B:, in particular edge part,) (33) of the first handling part (27.1 ) arranged second overlapping edge hinge (67.2) are connected in one piece, and that the sixth container overlapping edge part (63.6) (B:, preferably in the area of its lower edge,) and the third container overlapping edge part (63.3) (B:, preferably in the area of its lower edge,) via a manually destructible, third overlapping edge predetermined breaking point (68.3), and that the sixth container overlapping edge part (63.6) (B:, preferably in the area of its lower Edges,) and the fourth container overlap edge part (63.4) (B:, preferably in the area of its lower edge,) via a manually destructible, fourth overlap edge predetermined breaking point (68.4),
so that after the first overlapping edge predetermined breaking point (68.1) and the second overlapping edge predetermined breaking point (68.2), the fifth container overlapping edge part (63.5) around a first overlapping edge hinge pivot axis (74.1) of the the first overlapping edge hinge (67.1) can be folded outwards or inwards and, after the third overlapping edge predetermined breaking point (68.2) and the fourth overlapping edge predetermined breaking point (68.2) are destroyed, the sixth container overlapping edge part (63.6 ) can be folded outwards or inwards about a second overlapping edge hinge pivot axis (74.2) of the second overlapping edge hinge (67.1),
so that the second handling part (27.2) around the first cover hinge pivot axis (51.1) of the first cover hinge (50.1) and the third handling part (27.3) around the second cover hinge pivot axis (51.2) of the second cover hinge (50.2) relative to the handle ( 56) are foldable. Cutlery, which is made from the lid (10) according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the cutlery part (30) about the cutlery part hinge pivot axis (36) of the cutlery part hinge (35) in its eating use position (38) is folded out to eat a content of the container (12),
in which the cutlery part (30) extends in the direction of its cutlery part longitudinal axis (40) transversely or perpendicularly away from the cutlery part hinge pivot axis (36) beyond the outer lid edge (26) of the handling body (25)
and in which the cutlery part gripping support body (32) of the first handling part (27.1)
either
the cutlery part (30) on a first cutlery part side (34.1) of the cutlery part (30) is opposite, so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving users acting in the first force direction (39.1) directly or indirectly on the cutlery part Behind gripping support body (32) can be supported
or
directly or indirectly abuts the cutlery part (30) on a first cutlery part side (34.1) of the cutlery part (30), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving user forces acting in the first force direction (39.1) is applied directly or indirectly the cutlery part gripping support body (32) is supported,
and wherein the first handling part (27.1) and the second handling part (27.2) are in their first handling position (55.1) folded about the first lid hinge pivot axis (51.1) of the first lid hinge (50.1),
in which the first handling part (27.1) and the second handling part (27.2) form a handle (56) for manual actuation of the cutlery part (30) folded out into its eating-use position (38) for eating a content of the container (12),
and in which the first cutlery part overlap support body (65.1) of the second handling part (27.2)
either
opposite the cutlery part (30) on a second cutlery part side (34.2) of the cutlery part (30) facing away from the first cutlery part side (34.1), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving in the second force direction ( 39.2) against the first force direction (39.1), user forces acting directly or indirectly on the first cutlery part overlapping support body (65.1) can be supported
or
directly or indirectly against the cutlery part (30) on a second cutlery part side (34.2) of the cutlery part (30) pointing away from the first cutlery part side (34.1), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving into the second force -Direction (39.2) against the first force direction (39.1) acting user forces is supported directly or indirectly on the cutlery part-overlapping support body (32),
and in which the handling parts (27.2, 27.3) by means of at least one securing means (69.1, 69.2) are secured against unintentional folding back. Cutlery, which is made from the lid (10) according to one of claims 8 to 13, characterized in that the cutlery part (30) about the cutlery part hinge pivot axis (36) of the cutlery part hinge (35) in its dining use position (38) is folded out to eat a content of the container (12),
in which the cutlery part (30) extends in the direction of its cutlery part longitudinal axis (40) transversely or perpendicularly away from the cutlery part hinge pivot axis (36) beyond the outer lid edge (26) of the handling body (25)
and in which the cutlery part gripping support body (32) of the first handling part (27.1)
either
the cutlery part (30) on a first cutlery part side (34.1) of the cutlery part (30) is opposite, so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving users acting in the first force direction (39.1) directly or indirectly on the cutlery part Behind gripping support body (32) can be supported
or
directly or indirectly abuts the cutlery part (30) on a first cutlery part side (34.1) of the cutlery part (30), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving user forces acting in the first force direction (39.1) is applied directly or indirectly the cutlery part gripping support body (32) is supported,
and wherein the second handling part (27.2) is located in its first handling position (55.1) folded about the first lid hinge pivot axis (51.1) of the first lid hinge (50.1) and the third handling part (27.3) is in its second handling position (55.2) folded about the second lid hinge pivot axis (51.2) of the second lid hinge (50.2),
in which the second handling part (27.2), the first handling part (27.1) and the third handling part (27.3) have a handle (56) for manual actuation of the cutlery part (30) folded out into its eating-use position (38) for eating a content of the container (12) train,
and in which the first cutlery part overlap support body (65.1) of the second handling part (27.2)
either
opposite the cutlery part (30) on a second cutlery part side (34.2) of the cutlery part (30) facing away from the first cutlery part side (34.1), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving in the second force direction ( 39.2) against the first force direction (39.1), user forces acting directly or indirectly on the first cutlery part overlapping support body (65.1) can be supported
or
directly or indirectly against the cutlery part (30) on a second cutlery part side (34.2) of the cutlery part (30) pointing away from the first cutlery part side (34.1), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving into the second force -Direction (39.2) against the first force direction (39.1) acting user forces is supported directly or indirectly on the cutlery part-overlapping support body (32),
and in which the second cutlery part overlap support body (65.2) of the third handling part (27.3)
either
opposite the cutlery part (30) on the second cutlery part side (34.2) of the cutlery part (30) facing away from the first cutlery part side (34.1), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving in the third force direction ( 39.3) against the first force direction (39.1), user forces acting directly or indirectly on the second cutlery part overlapping support body (65.2) can be supported
or
directly or indirectly against the cutlery part (30) on the second cutlery part side (34.2) of the cutlery part (30) facing away from the first cutlery part side (34.1), so that the cutlery part (30) for receiving into the third force -Direction (39.3) against the first force direction (39.1) of the user forces acting directly or indirectly on the cutlery part-overlapping support body (32),
and in which the handling parts (27.2, 27.3) are secured against inadvertent folding back by means of the at least one securing means (69.1, 69.2).

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