ES1290460U - Fluid food container (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

container (1) to eat fluid foods, of the type that comprise a bowl or dish, with a bottom (2) plane; characterized by the bottom (2) plane is inclined, and includes a renovation (3) in the area of greater depth, of plant dimensions above those of a spoon (4). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Container for eating fluid food

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a container for eating fluid foods and speeding up their use.

Background of the invention

At present, there are containers for eating fluid foods of the type that comprise the shape of a bowl or plate, and that have a flat bottom, such as a soup duck or a flat-bottomed bowl.

In these containers there is the problem that the use of the food is complicated when they are emptied, since it is distributed over the flat bottom and there comes a time when the edge of the spoon is not able to go deep enough to be loaded. To avoid this, what is usually done is to tilt the plate or bowl with the opposite hand to accumulate the fluid food in a limited area, where the spoon can work, but this traditional home remedy finally also stops working when continue emptying itself of fluid food. On the other hand, it is uncomfortable and unsightly to tilt the container, and it is even impossible for people with mobility problems or with impediments in one of their hands.

In this document, fluid food is understood as any food that has liquid, creamy, etc. parts, parts that can take the shape of the container that contains them, such as soups, porridges, creams, purees, with or without other parts. or solid components, such as legumes (accompanied by their broth), etc.

Description of the invention

The container for eating fluid foods of the invention is of the type that comprises a bowl or plate shape, with a flat bottom, and according to the invention the flat bottom is inclined, and comprises a recess in the area of greatest depth, of dimensions in plant higher than those of a spoon.

In this way, the rest or end of the remaining fluid food when emptying the container accumulates in the recess of the deepest part of the flat bottom, which, being smaller in plan than said flat bottom, takes sufficient depth in the recess. to attack with the spoon, at least with its tip, and better drain the food, finally leaving a very small rest of food, equivalent to the surface of the recess and with a depth approximately equal to the thickness of the blade of the spoon.

Brief Description of the Drawings

Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view of the container of the invention in the form of a soup plate.

Figure 2.- Shows a diametral section of the container of the invention according to the embodiment of figure 1.

Description of the Preferred Embodiment

The container (1) for eating fluid foods of the invention is of the type comprising the shape of a bowl or plate, with a flat bottom (2), and according to the invention, the flat bottom (2) is inclined, and comprises a sunken (3) in the deepest area, with plan dimensions greater than those of a spoon (4).

It is preferred that the recess (3) has a depth greater than the height of the bucket, since in this way it is possible to load it completely at least once, and finish off the rest with the tip of the bucket.

Ideally, the plan dimensions of the recess (3) are 20% greater than those of the bucket (4), since it offers a tolerance to facilitate movement.

In addition, it is preferred that the recess (3) has an oval shape, since it adapts to the general shape of any spoon and lateral spaces not covered by it are avoided, which would result in losses of food transport.

Preferably, the recess (3) has a concave shape, that is, without internal edges, to prevent the edges of the bucket blade from getting caught.

Finally, a preferred variant of the invention has provided for the provision of a wing (5) or perimeter edge, in which a seat (6) aligned with the recess (3) is arranged, and which allows the handle of the spoon to be held. when it is left to rest. This prevents the bucket from falling by slipping the handle along the edge, if the bucket blade inadvertently enters the recess. It is preferred that the seat (6) comprises a lowering of the wing or perimeter edge, since it is easy to implement industrially.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, and since the description given corresponds only to a preferred embodiment of the invention, it will be understood that within its essentiality multiple variations of detail may be introduced, also protected, that may affect the shape, size or the manufacturing materials of the assembly or its parts, without implying any alteration of the invention as a whole, limited only by the claims provided below.

Claims (7)

1. Container (1) for eating fluid foods, of the type comprising the shape of a bowl or plate, with a flat bottom (2); characterized in that the flat bottom (2) is inclined, and comprises a recess (3) in the area of greatest depth, with plan dimensions greater than those of a spoon (4). 2. Container (1) for eating fluid foods according to claim 1, where the recess (3) has a depth greater than the height of the spoon. 3. Container (1) for eating fluid foods according to any of the preceding claims, where the plan dimensions of the recess (3) are 20% greater than those of the spoon (4). 4. Container (1) for eating fluid foods according to any of the preceding claims, where the recess (3) has an oval shape. 5. Container (1) for eating fluid foods according to any of the preceding claims, where the recess (3) has a concave shape. 6. Container (1) for eating fluid foods according to any of the preceding claims, comprising a wing (5) or perimeter edge in which a seat (6) aligned with the recess (3) is arranged. 7. Container (1) for eating fluid foods according to claim 6, where the seat (6) comprises a lowering of the wing or perimeter edge.