ES1059078U - Simultaneously holding container and consume food and drink. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Container to contain simultaneously and consume food and drink; of the type of those constituted by a receptacle or glass open superiorly and intended to contain a drink; characterized in that it incorporates a second upper receptacle intended to contain food, formally and dimensionally suitable to be inserted through the mouth of the glass and having a smaller bottom than this in order to propitiate in the glass the space necessary to contain the beverage; means for supporting the vessel are provided in the upper receptacle; the upper receptacle incorporates steps for at least one straw or suction duct of the liquid contained in the beaker. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Container to contain simultaneously and Eat food and drink.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a container to simultaneously contain and consume food and drink.

Background of the invention

There are currently establishments in catering, especially those specializing in fast food, where food and drinks are served at a general counter, and customers pick them up in trays and then consume them in a dinning room.

In this type of establishments are not used Dishes, and food are served in bags, packages or trays of cardboard, and drinks in a characteristic plastic cups or waterproof cardboard, with lid and straw to avoid spills

The consumption of snack foods is they usually present in some sachets that favor disorder and disintegration of snacks or food by the tray, with the consequent sanitary problem and cleaning of the tray.

Moreover, like the size of the trays it is, generally, adjusted, a greater occupation of the tray with this system of packages or ungrouped sachets, what that forces to use several trays when they are going to eat several people, assuming this equally a problem when it comes to children, since the adult is forced to transport several trays.

These inconveniences are remedied by use of the container of the invention.

Description of the invention

The container of the invention has a optimal constitution that allows grouping food and drink in little space, and with optimal sanitary conditions.

According to the invention of the container is consisting of a lower receptacle or vessel, which can be made in any suitable material, and that is intended for Contain the drink

The improvement proposed by the invention consists in arrange on this first receptacle another second receptacle superior to contain food or snacks, and that implements the means to hold on to that. This second receptacle has it forms adequate dimensions to be able to enter through the mouth of the glass, and has a bottom smaller than this one in order to leave the space needed to hold the drink.

In order to be able to consume the drink without removing the upper vessel receptacle, it is provided with a few steps for some straws, which will obviously have the proper conformation to avoid falling food or its exudations to the glass lower.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1 shows a view of the container of the invention.

Figure 2 shows a section of the container of the invention.

Figure 3 shows a view of the receptacle top of the container of the invention.

Description of a practical embodiment of the invention

The container 1 of the invention is constituted by a lower receptacle or glass 2 intended to contain drink. It can be constituted by any material, although in this example non-limiting of the invention, and preferably, is constituted in plastic materials or paper or paraffin paper or waterproofed, so that it has a reduced cost and is may discard after first use.

The uniqueness of the container of the invention consists of the arrangement of a second upper receptacle 3 intended to contain essentially solid foods 4, such as appetizers. This second receptacle is formally and dimensionally suitable for insertion through the mouth of vessel 2, and has a bottom considerably smaller, although enough to contain food in adequate quantity. It is provided with an upper perimeter wing 5 to rest on the mouth 6 of the glass so that there is space inferiorly in this to contain an appropriate volume of drink 7.

Also the second receptacle has provided a few steps 8 through which the user can consume the Drink preferably using a few straws 9. Obviously contours 10 of these steps will be elevated relative to the bottom of the second receptacle 3 so that it cannot drain food or any exudation towards the drink. In this example no limiting the invention, the lateral steps are arranged faced.

Describe sufficiently the nature of the invention, as well as how to perform it in practice, should be noted that the provisions indicated above and represented in the attached drawings are susceptible to modifications of detail as long as they do not alter the principle fundamental.

Claims (3)

1. Container to simultaneously contain and consume food and drink; of the type of those constituted by a receptacle or vessel open superiorly and destined to contain a drink; characterized in that it incorporates a second upper receptacle intended to contain food, formally and dimensionally suitable for insertion through the mouth of the glass and having a smaller bottom than this in order to provide the space necessary to contain the drink in the glass; in the upper receptacle there are provided means to support the vessel; The upper receptacle incorporates steps for at least one straw or suction line of the liquid contained in the vessel. 2. Container according to claim 1 characterized in that the means for supporting the vessel provided in the upper receptacle consist of an upper perimeter wing intended to rest on the vessel's mouth. 3. Container according to claim 1 characterized in that the passages for the straws incorporated in the upper receptacle are preferably arranged laterally and diametrically facing each other, and their contours are elevated with respect to the bottom of the upper receptacle.