FR2759987A1 - Lollipop-type confectionery - Google Patents

Abstract

A product comprising an elongated holding receptacle (104) with a first and a second opposite end and forming an interior compartment (108). The first end has an open edge (111) opening into the interior compartment (108). The second end has support and attachment means for receiving and retaining the confectionery product (103) in a fixed position relative to the receptacle (104). A removable cap (100) cooperates with the second end of the receptacle (104) and surrounds the piece of confection (103) when placed on the receptacle (104). A plug (106) closes the opening (111) of the first end and seals the compartment (108).

Description

The present invention relates to a product containing a product of

lollipop type confectionery.

  Confectionery pieces are made using a large number of different manufacturing processes. One of these particular processes is that of the ball system. Confectionery filled with caramel under gas and methods for obtaining such products are

  known. For example, document US 5,279,842 describes a process

  dice to obtain a confectionery article filled with caramel in the gaseous state and forming a confectionery piece in which the initial caramel piece is at a temperature between C and 150 C with a degree of humidity below the level

  equilibrium humidity of the resulting carbonated caramel. Of its-

  sences and / or dyes are added to the part which is then placed in complementary molds. The cavities have a volume of between 0.2 and 20 ml; they are cut out

  in two pieces in the caramel piece placed on molds

  the complementary ones and these molds are then cooled to a

  temperature below 50 C. The caramel wafers

  zeified and, where appropriate, the chewing gum particles,

  are placed in the cavities formed in the complete molds

  mental. An adhesive is applied to the parts of the caramel piece deposited in the complementary molds and

  the caramel pieces are then brought together. The product in cara-

  mel obtained is then removed from the mold. To get a struc-

  ture in the form of a lollipop, you must introduce a stick in one of the caramel pieces when it is in the

  respective mold. The carbonated caramel inside the case

  The piece of caramel is protected against humidity.

  A particularly interesting confectionery item

  ressant is the product called "PUSH POP" distributed in general

  ral by Topps Ireland. This product is a solid piece of a single color confectionery housed in a plastic container in two detachable parts. As indicated by his

  name, the candy piece is housed in a sliding element

  health inside the receptacle, which allows pushing

  this part towards the outside of the receptacle at the distance you want to

  read, necessary to allow the child to lick. The pro-

  duit can slide freely in the opaque housing which

  the product flows. A difficulty with this product is that the confectionery piece can be put in the liquid state; when it is licked, liquid can drip on the sliding element5 and then block the sliding movement of the confectionery piece. Thus the continual movement of the pro-

  duit introduced into or extracted from the receptacle is inconvenient for the cleanliness of the product and potentially increases its manufacturing cost.

  by a support or a base also comprising a compartment accessible from the outside which can receive a small toy.

  The invention also aims to create a pro-

  of the type defined above which is more pleasant and

  tractive compared to previous consumer products, so that this product is substantially similar in its effect to an extractable lollipop, to have a new product and

  which can be presented under different products of the same ar-

  in general, confectionery sugar, concentrated syrup, barley sugar and chewing gum, lollipop sugar

  and jumping sugar (caramel containing gas).

  To this end, the invention relates to a product

  holding a lollipop type confectionery product, characterized in that it comprises: - an elongated holding receptacle with first and second

  second end opposite and forming an internal compartment

  laughing, * the first end of the receptacle having an open edge opening into the interior compartment, * the second end having a means of support and

  fixing to receive and retain the confectionery product-

  laughs in a fixed position relative to the receptacle, - a removable cap, cooperating with the second end of the receptacle, this cap surrounding the confectionery piece when the cap is placed on the receptacle and - a plug to close the opening of the first end

and seal the compartment.

  The product according to the invention consists of a receptacle containing a piece of confectionery. According to a basic embodiment, the receptacle is an essentially cylindrical element generally made of plastic with an internal compartment open at one end, as well as a support at the opposite end. The confectionery piece is placed on the support and the retaining structure to be fixedly attached to the receptacle. A sealing element or plastic cap removably covers the upper end of the base to close this opening and thus the interior compartment. A small toy interesting for the child can be placed originally in the compartment to promote the sale. The confectionery piece is covered by a cover which is preferably at least partially transparent to allow the confectionery piece to be seen and meet the base at the end at which the support and retaining structure is located. The confectionery piece is preferably a solid piece obtained by solidification of a liquid put in place with the support and the retaining structure of the base still in the liquid state to allow the confectionery piece to be integrated into the parts. protruding and holes

  of the support and retaining structure when the part becomes

  difie. The confectionery piece can have different colors

  and / or different scents to please children.

  According to another embodiment, the product is

  presents with an essentially cylindrical base, a pre-

  mier component with a cavity along its central axis. The cavity can have different shapes; ideally she

  contains other confectionery products; these products can

  may be liquid or solid. The upper surface of the cylindrical base at which the cavity opens is

  covered by a confectionery cover; it is generally

  ral of a cover made of a confectionery material whose outer edges are slightly larger than the

  outer edges of the cylindrical base of the confection piece

  series. The cover makes it possible to close the base cavity and to prevent the piece of confectionery contained in the cavity from coming into contact with air or humidity before being consumed. The first component of the product, i.e. the cylindrical base is preferably transparent to allow a clear view of the contents of the cavity. The technique of making products with such characteristics is very complicated and requires the equipment of specialized machines since such machines are not commercially available, the only machine manufacturers making them to make a certain type of candy simple and not to be developed and constituting the outer wall

  transparent material. The difficulty of making a

  vity along the central axis of the cylindrical base of the product and the dosage of additional product to fill the cavity are other problems to combine with the manufacture of a candy. In addition, filling the cavity with small pieces of carbonated confectionery products is a particular difficulty since the carbonated products are slightly hygroscopic and deteriorate easily on contact with heat and humidity. Another difficulty lies in closing the cavity of the cylindrical product.

  using a transparent cover.

  However, there are manufacturing techniques

  tion currently to manufacture the product mentioned above.

  However, this known product corresponds to a colored confectionery piece housed in a plastic receptacle in two removable parts. The product allows different embodiments

  of the invention with different shapes and characteristics

  annuities visible from the outside; this allows the child

  to choose the type of candy he wants.

  The basic parts of the confectionery piece are

  lon the different embodiments of the invention have a cylindrical or slightly conical shape with a cavity along the central axis. The cavity is formed of a compound or

  a substance making the base transparent; the central cavity

  trale can have different shapes and be filled differently

  ment with products such as syrup or chocolate, small pieces of popping confectionery, small pieces of chewing gum, liquid gum etc. and a cap on the upper part of the cylindrical product has a flat or curved surface which may be different or

  identical in taste to the cylindrical base. The whole pro-

  duit is in a detachable two-part receptacle

  wheat. According to other advantageous characteristics of the invention: the receptacle, the cap and the cap each have a substantially circular section,

  - the opening of the first end of the receptacle is de-

  finished by its inner surface, the plug has a substantially circular base section

  whose diameter is substantially equal to that of the sur-

  outside of the receptacle and an upper part is

  substantially cylindrical, of diameter substantially equal to the diameter of the interior surface of the receptacle so that this upper section can be introduced into

  the opening of the first end of the receptacle and coo-

  rubbing against the inner surface of the wall

of the receptacle.

  According to other advantageous characteristics:

  - the lower area of the cap has a notch for fa-

  cilitate his abduction; the receptacle comprises a means for supporting and retaining the part having a substantially circular planar surface

  and a circular side wall starting from the peripheral edge

  that of the planar surface, this planar surface and the side wall having teeth receiving part of the confectionery product;

  the receptacle comprises a support means in the form of a tee;

  tone on which is fixed the piece of confectionery, this nipple

  being provided on the bottom, at the second end of the receptacle

  key; the hollow nipple is provided with two peripheral ribs; - The cap comprises a fixing means for the attachment, in the form of a clamp projecting from the cap; - the cap is at least partially transparent; - The cap and the receptacle include fixing means

  tion which cooperate to allow a removable connection in-

be the cap and the receptacle;

  - the receptacle and the cap have an essential section -

  circular, the cap has an inner surface and the

  receptacle, a raised circular edge, at its second end

moth,

  -the means of fixing by cooperation consists of a ner-

  vure on the inner surface of the cap and a protruding part on the edge of the receptacle; - the rib and the projecting part having a structure and

  a position such that the rib passes over the

  tie protruding when the cap is attached to the receptacle; - the compartment contains a small toy; - the confectionery product corresponds to a mass of sugar

  barley, having at least a different taste and color.

SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

  The present invention will be described below in more detail with the aid of the accompanying drawings, in which:

  * Figure 1 is a perspective view of a receptacle cor-

  corresponding to a first embodiment of a confectionery piece, * FIG. 2 is a side view of the receptacle for a confectionery piece with a cap, 3 (* FIG. 3 is a partial transverse section along line 3 -3 of Figure 2, * Figure 4 is a cross section of a second mode of

  production of a confectionery piece with a co-

  edible, * Figure 5 is a cross section of a third mode

  making a piece of confectionery with another

  edible circle, * FIG. 6 is a cross section of a fourth embodiment of a confectionery piece without cover,

  * Figure 7 is a cross section of the connector

  confectionery, removed from the support, shown in FIG. 1, * FIG. 8 is a side view of another embodiment of a confectionery piece, * FIG. 9 is an exploded view, in section along the Figure 8, along line 9-9,

  * Figure 10 is a side view of another embodiment

  sation of a confectionery piece, * Figure 11 is an exploded sectional view along line 11-11 of Figure 10, * Figure 12 shows a front view, in half-section, of the upper end of the support part of the figure

11,

  FIG. 13A is a front view of the plug of the embodiment of FIGS. 10, 11,

  * Figure 13B shows the receptacle and the confectionery piece-

  rie in front view, * Figure 13C shows, in front view, the cap, * Figure 14A is an exploded view of the embodiment of Figures 10, 11, in a bias view from above, * Figure 14B is an exploded view from below of the receptacle and the cap without the confectionery part or the cap,

  * Figure 15 is a perspective view of the embodiment

  tion of FIGS. 10, 11, assembled, with a transparent cap,

  * Figure 16 is an axial sectional view of the embodiment

  sation of Figures 10, 11, assembled.

  Figure 1 shows a product 8 according to the invention composed of a plastic receptacle 10 housing a

  piece of confectionery 13 secured at the level of the part

  of the plastic of the receptacle 10 to avoid

  to move relative to the receptacle 10. The part 13 comprises

  takes a base element or simply "base" 14 elongated, with a cavity 24 in its upper part, opening onto the upper surface of the base 14; there is also a

  disc-shaped cover 16, flat, cooperating with the

  above the base 14 to cover and close the cavity 24. The peripheral edge of the lower surface of the cover 16 is of dimensions slightly smaller than those of the peripheral edges of the upper surface of the base 14. When manufacturing the product 8, we places a confectionery material in the cavity 24; then the cover 16 is put over the cavity 24 to close it; the edges of the cover 16 are glued to the base 14 so that the cavity 24 is accessible. The base 14 is made of a confectionery material as is the cover 16; it can have a different color and / or taste compared to base 14 to offer

  varied aromas and an attractive appearance for children. The integration of color and perfume in the confectionery material which forms the base 14 and the cover 16 can be done with any method of integration of perfume and color known in this field.

  In certain embodiments, the base 14 is made of a transparent material to allow the cavity 24 to be seen, and above all what is more important, the confectionery placed

in the cavity 24.

  According to Figures 2 and 3, product 8 has

  a plastic cap 20 cooperating with the receptacle

  plastic tackle 10 to cover the part 13. The lower end of the plastic cap 20 fits around a projecting bottom 12 of the upper end of the plastic receptacle 10. The cap 20 comprises a fixing means such a clamp 22 for hanging the product 8 for example on a shirt pocket. Alternatively, the receptacle 10

  or the clamp 22 may have an opening for a cord-

  3 (lette; this allows the child to hang the product 8 for example around his neck. The clamp 22 has a small protruding part 23 on the inner face facing the receptacle

to better hang on.

  For reasons of fixation, the base 14 of the

  part 13 is fixed directly to the bottom 11 of the receptacle 10.

  Although the base 14 can be cylindrical, in this mode of

  realization, it is not exactly cylindrical, but rather

  early slightly conical; the diameter of the upper surface of the base 14 is slightly larger than the diameter of its lower surface. The internal part of the projecting edge 12 has several grooves to ensure a firm attachment of the lower part of the cylindrical base 14 of the candy-5 in the receptacle 10. In addition, the bottom 11 of plastic material has several small holes for allow the lower part of the cylindrical base 14 to hang securely. The base 14 is integrally connected to the receptacle 10 by the bottom 11 without sliding or movable parts. 10 This integral fixing makes it possible to detach the cap 20 from the receptacle 10 without risking that the cap 20 does not stick to the

receptacle 10.

  The cap 20 can be opaque, transparent or translucent, which then facilitates the view of the part 13 of the product 8. In this embodiment, the cap 20 is

  transparent. In Figures 2 and 3, the base 14 is without cavity.

  A cover 16 is fixed to the upper surface of the base

  14. The cover 16 is made of a different confectionery material.

  rent from that of base 14, i.e. of a color

  and / or a different taste or the same piece of confectionery-

  laughs. The transparency of the cap 20 makes it possible to see at least the cover 16 and part of the base 14. If the base 14

  is rather transparent and has a hollow cavity,

  folds, it is possible to see the contents of the cavity 24 through the transparent base 14 and the transparent cap 20. The cavity 24 of the base 14 can have various

  shapes, dimensions and configurations which will be described below

  after. According to Figures 1 and 7, the cavity 24 of the base 14 comprises a first conical surface 26 facing downward, from the top of the base 14 (for example a truncated cone) continuing with a second surface 27, conical turned down; this second surface 27 ends with

  a cone top. The cavity 24 can receive different pro-

  mixes such as small pieces of confectionery 32 and / or syrup, chocolate, small pieces of chewing gum, liquid chewing gum or other similar confectionery items. The cavity 24 is preferably provided along the central axis of the base 14, that is to say that the surfaces

  conical 26 and 27 have the same central axis as the base 14.

  FIG. 4 shows an alternative embodiment of the part 13 composed of a cylindrical base 14a with a cavity 24a defined by a conical surface 26a oriented downwards from the upper surface of the base 14a towards the interior of the base 14a (in the form of a truncated cone) as well as a flat bottom wall 27a at the end of the

  conical surface 26a which corresponds to a trapezoidal section

  dale. The cavity 24a is covered by a cover 16 in the form

  of disc of uniform thickness, of appreciable diameter-

  equal to or slightly less than the diameter of the surface

  top of base 14a; ideally it is in con-

  fiserie or similar edible material. The cover 16 can have a color and / or a taste different from the color and the taste of the base 14a in order to have a variety of different tastes and aspects for children. The integration of

  color and scent in the confectionery material that forms-

  ra the base 14a and the cover 16, can be made se-

  any known process of integrating perfume and

of color.

  The diameter dl of the lower surface 40 of the

  base 14a is chosen between approximately 10 mm and 50 mm; the diameter

  tre d2 of the upper surface of the base 14a is between approximately 7 mm and 52 mm; the diameter d3 of the cavity 24a at the upper surface is chosen between approximately 5 mm and

  48 mm; the annular part that remains from the upper surface

  lower of the base 14a is of the order of 1 to 24 mm. The diameter

  tre d4 of the lower wall 27a is of the order of 1 mm to 48 mm. The distance A2 between the lower surface 40 of the base 14a and the lower wall 27a is chosen between approximately mm and 100 mm; the distance A1 between the lower wall 27a and the upper surface of the base 14a is chosen between approximately 10 mm and 65 mm. We can thus have a very large

diversity of products.

  In one embodiment, the diameter d1 of the lower surface 40 of the base 14a is equal to 20 mm; the diameter d2 of the upper surface of the base 14a is equal

  at 24 mm; the diameter d3 of the cavity 24a of the upper surface

  lower is equal to 16 mm, so that the annular part which remains at the level of the upper surface of the base 14a is everywhere equal to 4 mm; the diameter d4 of the lower wall 27 is equal to 10 mm; the distance A2 between the lower surface 40 of the base 14a and the lower wall 27a is equal to 30 mm; the distance A1 between the lower wall 27a and the upper surface of the base 14a is equal to 22 mm. The

  cover 16 has a diameter of 23 mm and a thickness of 5 mm.

  However, as the dimensions of the base 14a vary, the

  dimensions of the cap 28 also vary so that its diameter

  meter is roughly the same or slightly less than

  diameter of the upper surface of the base 14a, that is to say

  say on the order of about 7 mm to about 52 mm; its thick-

  sor varies in a range between about 0.2 mm and mm. Figure 5 shows an alternative embodiment of the part 13 which comprises a frustoconical base 14b having a cavity 24b formed by a frustoconical surface 26b oriented downwards from the upper surface of the base 14b inside the base 14b as well as a rounded bottom wall 27b at the end of the conical surface 26b. The cavity 24b is covered by a curved cover 28 having a

  lower surface of substantially equal or slight diameter-

  ment less than the diameter of the upper surface of the base 14b. The rounded cover 28 is produced in the case

  ideal in sweets or confectionery to be edible.

  If the domed cover 28 is used in the mode

  for producing part 13 having the characteristic dimensions

  given above with reference to FIG. 4, then the lower surface of the cover 28 has a diameter of 24 mm or less (so that it corresponds practically to the diameter of the upper surface of the base 14a) and a height, i.e. the distance between the bottom surface and

  the end, equal to about 10 mm. However as the di-

  mensions of the base 14a of the embodiment of FIG. 4 vary, those of the cover 16 should also vary so that its diameter is equal to or slightly less than the

  diameter of the upper surface of the base 14a, that is to say of the order of about 7 mm to about 52 mm while its height varies in a range between 0.2 mm and about 50 mm.

  Figure 6 shows another alternative embodiment.

  tion of the confectionery piece 13 which has a truncated base

  conical 14c having a cavity 24c formed by a cylindrical surface 26c opening onto the upper surface of the base 14c; inside the base 14c, the cavity has a flat bottom

  27c, so that the section of the cavity 24c is rectangular

  laire. The cavity 24c can be covered by a cover 16

  disc-shaped according to Figures 1, 3 and 4, or a cover

convex key 28 according to FIG. 5.

  According to the embodiment of Figures 8 and 9, the confectionery product generally bears the reference 100;

  it includes a holding part or receptacle 104 made of

  substantially cylindrical plastic body, a cap 102 removably attached to one end of the receptacle 104 and a plug 106 removably attached to the opposite end

  of the part 104. The receptacle 104 is hollow and its wall pegs

  ripherique 109 defines a compartment 108 accessible through

towards an opening 111.

  The upper end of the receptacle 104 has a peripheral edge 119, in relief, which delimits a cavity

  to carry and hold a piece of candy 103 (indi-

terrompus in Figure 8).

  The edge 119 includes an outer peripheral projection 116, the role of which will be explained later. The edge 119 forms the cavity delimited by a circular bottom or flat surface 121 and a circular lateral surface 123 crossing the peripheral edge of the flat surface 121. The lower surface 121 has one or more teeth 122 which may be hollow and one or more 118 radial edges or projections. The role of teeth 120, 122 and the parts in

  projection 118 is to carry out the blocking or the solid fixation

  between the confectionery piece 103 and the receptacle 104.

  This is achieved by the fact that the part 103, in the liquid state,

  is placed in the receptacle 104 so that part of the li-

  that flows into the teeth 120, 122; another part is moved by the projections 118. After its solidification, the part 103 remains firmly hooked in the part 104 by the integration of the teeth 120, 122 and the surrounding of the protruding parts 118. Other means to retain solidarity-

  ment the part 103 to the receptacle 104 can be provided without departing from the scope and the spirit of the present invention. The cap 102 has a sensitive lower part-

  cylindrical and a dome-shaped upper part, its lower end being open. The cap 102 is

  at least partially transparent; it is preferably to-

  highly transparent to reveal the part 103 without removing the cap 102 from the receptacle 104. The cap 102 has a clip 110 allowing the cap to be hooked

  102 and thus the entire product 100, for example to a garment

  seriously. To make the attachment more effective, the clip 110 has a boss 112 facing inward, reducing the interval between the clip 110 and the outer surface of the cap 102 for a firmer tightening on the garment. A rib 114 is provided on the inner surface of the cap 102 at its lower region. Rib 114 cooperates

  with the projection 116 from the edge 119 of the receptacle 104 for hanging

  expensive removably the cap 102 to the receptacle 104. Thus assembled, the edge 114 comes under the projection 116 to prevent the

  cap 102 does not emerge from receptacle 104 when the product is returned. In addition, by applying a

  pressure on the cap 102 and / or the receptacle 104, that is

  ie if you pull the cap 102 and / or the receptacle 104

  3 () relative to each other, it is easy to separate the capu-

  chon 102 of the receptacle 104 and to access the room 103 housed

in receptacle 104.

  A plastic plug 106 is introduced at least partially into the opening 111 of the receptacle 104

  to seal compartment 108 tightly.

  chon 106 of circular section has a base portion 126 of diameter substantially equal to the diameter of the outer surface of the wall 109 of the receptacle 104 and a section

  narrow 124 of diameter substantially equal to the diameter of the inner surface of the wall 109 of the receptacle 104. The stopper

  chon 106 can thus fit tightly in the opening 111 (by friction). We can place a small object such as a toy or a ball 105 (this is outlined in broken lines in Figure 8) which constitutes a gift for the child, in the

  compartment 108 of receptacle 104. To facilitate its removal

  The plug 106 has a hollow 107 in the shape of a

tille in base section 126.

  The part 103 is preferably full, of cylindrical or frustoconical shape. The piece can be in one or in several different colors; different parts of the room can be combined in addition to or instead of different colors and different parts of the room

may taste different.

  The variant embodiment according to FIGS. 10, 11, 12 differs from the embodiment of FIGS. 8, 9

  by the shape of the upper end of the part 104.

  Generally speaking, for the description of this

  variant, use the same references as those of the variant of FIGS. 8 and 9, increased by 100. Thus, the product 200 is formed of a tubular receptacle made of cylindrical material 204 receiving a cap 202

  at one of its ends and a plug 206 at its other ex-

  extremity. The receptacle 204 is hollow and its peripheral wall 209 defines a compartment 208 accessible through

* opening 211 provided at the bottom.

  The upper end of the receptacle 204 is mu

  denies a peripheral edge 219 in relief with respect to the bottom 221 which constitutes a crown surrounding a central stud 218 serving for the attachment of the confectionery piece 203. As this piece 203 is placed on the receptacle 204 and

  in particular on the bottom 221 and the stud 218, after solidification

  tion, we obtain perfect attachment, especially since the

  nipple 218 has a particular shape which will be described in detail

tion with figure 12.

  The cap 202 has a substantially cylindrical lower part terminated at the upper part by a dome

  202. This cap 202 is preferably transparent so that the part 203 can appear inside the cap 202.

  The cap 202 also includes a clamp 210 with a boss 212. Near its opening, the cap 202 is provided with an inner peripheral rib 214 to cooperate with the projection 216 near the edge 219 of the receptacle 204. The cap 206 closes compartment opening

  208. This plastic plug 206 hooks into the opening 211 of the compartment 208 to close it. This com-

  partiment 208 has the same role as in the previous embodiment. The plug 206 comprises a base portion 226 of diameter substantially equal to the outside diameter of the wall 15 209 of the receptacle 204 and a narrow section 224 of diameter

  substantially equal to that of the interior surface of the pa-

  king 209 of the receptacle 204. The plug 206 is thus fixed

  tightly into opening 211 in a removable manner.

  The plug 206 has a notch 207 for fa-

cilitate his abduction.

  According to Figure 12, the stud 218 is hollow. It is provided with two peripheral ribs 2181, 2182 favoring

  the hanging of the confectionery piece.

  Figures 13A, 13B and 13C show in view of

  face, the embodiment described above appearing

  grease the receptacle 204 (FIG. 13B) with its stud 218 carrying

  both the confectionery piece 203 as well as the plug 206 and

  its notch 207 to close the lower end of the receiver

  tackle 204. The assembly receives the cap 200 (FIG. 13C).

  The exploded view of FIG. 14A shows, from a different angle, the parts described above. So is

  even of Figure 14B which is a bottom view.

  FIG. 15 shows the overall view showing through transparency through the cap 200, the

  piece of confectionery 203 itself transparent, leaving ap-

  appear the nipple 218 to which is attached the confection piece

203 series.

  Finally, FIG. 16 shows, in section view, the various constituent parts of the embodiment of the invention. This figure shows a nipple 218 whose upper end is rounded. 5 The examples described above are by no means

  limiting. Many variants are possible. At ti-

  For example, for the embodiment of FIGS. 1 or 4 to 7, other shapes, other dimensions and other overall configurations of the cavity can be provided in the base used in connection with the invention without depart from the scope of the invention.

Claims (8)

R E V E N D I C A T IONS   1) Product containing a confectionery product of this type, characterized in that it comprises: 5 - a holding receptacle (104) elongated with a first and a second opposite end and forming an interior compartment (108), * the first end of the receptacle (104) having an open edge (111) opening into the interior compartment (108),   * the second end having a means of support and   fixing to receive and retain the confectionery product-   rie (103) in a fixed position relative to the receptacle key (104),   - a removable cap (100) cooperating with the second ex-   end of the receptacle (104), this cap (100) surrounding the confectionery piece (103) when the cap (100) is placed on the receptacle (104) and   - a plug (106) to close the opening (111) of the first   first end and seal the compartment (108) 2) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that the receptacle (104), the cap (102) and the plug (106)   each have a substantially circular section.   3) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that - the opening (111) of the first end of the receptacle (104) is defined by its internal surface,   - the plug (106) has a substantially circular base section   the diameter of which is substantially equal to that of   the outer surface of the receptacle (104) and a portion   essentially cylindrical (124) of diameter, substantially equal to the diameter of the interior surface of the receptacle (104) so that this upper section can   enter the opening (111) of the first extremi-   tee of the receptacle (104) and cooperate by friction with the internal surface of the wall (109) of the receptacle (104) 4) Product according to claim 3, characterized in that   the lower zone (126) of the plug (106) has an enco-   che (107) to facilitate its removal.    ) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that   the receptacle (104) comprises a support and retaining means   bare part (103) having a flat surface (121) essential   partially circular and a circular side wall (123) starting from the peripheral edge of the planar surface (121), this planar surface and the side wall having teeth (118, 122)   receiving part of the confectionery product.   6) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that the receptacle (204) comprises a support means in the form of a stud (218) on which is fixed the confectionery piece   (203), this stud (218) being provided on the bottom (221), at the   end of receptacle (204).   7) Product according to claim 6, characterized in that   the hollow stud (218) is provided with two peripheral ribs ques (2181, 2182).   8) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that the cap (102) comprises a fixing means (110) for   the attachment, in the form of a clamp projecting from the cam   puchon. 9) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that   the cap (102) is at least partially transparent.    ) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that the cap (102) and the receptacle (104) comprise fixing means (114, 116) which cooperate to allow a removable connection between the cap (102) and the receptacle (104).   11) Product according to claim 10, characterized in that - the receptacle (104) and the cap (102) have a substantially circular section, the cap (102) has an inner surface and the receptacle (104), a circular edge ( 119) noted, at its second end,   - the means of attachment by cooperation consists of a nerve   vure (114) on the inner surface of the cap (102) and   a projecting part (116) on the edge (119) of the receptacle   key (104), - the rib (114) and the projecting part (116) having a structure and a position such that the rib (114) passes over the projecting part (116) when the cap   (102) is fixed to the receptacle (104).   12) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that   the compartment (108) contains a small toy.   13) Product according to claim 1, characterized in that 3 the confectionery product corresponds to a mass of sugar   barley, having at least a different taste and color.