JP2005187064A - Dried seaweed storage sheet for rice ball - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To insert and store between two rectangular film sheets a rectangular dried seaweed for wrapping a rice ball, and make it possible to easily take out the dried seaweed with its whole shape retained. <P>SOLUTION: In a dried seaweed storage sheet 1 for a rice ball, the two rectangular film sheets 2 and 3 are overlaid one on the other. In addition, among the edges of all sides of the film sheets overlaid, two sides 6 and 7 which are continuous with each other are sealed. Further, a rectangular dried seaweed 10 for wrapping a rice ball is stored by being inserted between the film sheets 2 and 3 from two open edges 8 and 9. To wrap the dried seaweed 10 around the rice ball 13, an almost half of one of film sheets exposed, 2, is opened to expose the dried seaweed, thereby taking out the dried seaweed. One of the two film sheets exposed includes an overlapping section 4 in which the end edge of the sheet 2a to be opened and the end edge of the other sheet 2b overlap over a predetermined length. To wrap the dried seaweed 10 around the rice ball 13, the sheet 2a on the open side is opened to expose the dried seaweed 10 and the dried seaweed is taken out. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  In the present invention, two rectangular film sheets are overlapped, a continuous two sides of the outer peripheral edge thereof are sealed, and a square for winding the diaper between two film sheets from the two open sides is provided. When the seaweed is sandwiched and stored, and the seaweed is wrapped around a rice ball, one of the two open film sheets is opened almost half way to expose the seaweed and then taken out. About.

Conventionally, rice balls are wrapped with a rectangular film containing seaweed, and when eating the rice balls, the outside of the film is cut from the center in the vertical direction, and the film is directed outward at both left and right ends. Patent Document 1 discloses a rice wrap packaging film in which a dried seaweed is exposed by pulling it out, and the seaweed is wrapped around the surface of the rice pad.
Utility Model Registration No. 3084131

  The rice wrap packaging film described in Patent Document 1 is a vertically elongated rectangular and substantially double-structured rice wrap packaging film that consists of a right film and a left film that are bisected in the vertical direction from the center in the left-right direction and can be cut. It is partitioned off by an opening tape attached to. A cutting guide is provided at the film cutting start position at the top of the opening tape. The packaging film has one side edge opened as an opening for inserting laver, and the upper edge and the lower edge and the left edge opposite the opening are sealed by heat sealing. The back edge of the right film and the back edge of the left film are slightly wrapped so that the seaweed can be easily inserted. It is designed to be easily separated into a film and a left film.

  Then, laver is put into the film from the opening, and the rice balls are packaged by the packaging film in which the laver is embedded. When eating the packaged rice ball, pull the opening tape downward from the cutting guide to cut the outside of the right and left films in the vertical direction. Next, when holding the right and left outer edges of the right film and the left film and pulling them outward, the right film and the left film are separated and extracted, and the dried seaweed is exposed. This exposed seaweed is wrapped around the surface of the rice ball and eaten.

  Moreover, the packaging film in which the seaweed is built is not limited to the usage method for rice ball packaging, but can also be used as a seaweed container. In other words, prepare a rice ball separately, and when you eat the rice balls in the packaging film, pull the opening tape downward from the cutting guide for the packaging film and pull the outside of the right film and the left film in the vertical direction. It can also be used by holding the right and left outer edges of the right film and left film, pulling it in the left-right direction, taking out the laver, wrapping it around the surface of the rice ball, and eating it. Furthermore, it can also be used as nori for home-rolled sushi rolls or as nori for rolling sushi rolls.

  On the other hand, as a prior art different from the rice ball packaging film described in Patent Document 1 (hereinafter referred to as a second prior art), as shown in FIGS. , C are overlapped, and the outer peripheral edges of two consecutive edges of the outer peripheral edges are sealed by heat sealing to form sealed edges d, e, and two film sheets b from the opened two sides f, g , C, a rectangular laver n to be wrapped around the rice bran o is sandwiched between the two, and when the laver n is wound around the rice ball o, one of the two open film sheets is cut. A laver containing sheet a for rice balls, which is cut almost in half from h and from which the seaweed n is exposed and taken out, is well known.

  By the way, in the rice wrapping film described in Patent Document 1, when laver is put into the film from the opening, the laver is packaged in a substantially central part of the packaging film and sandwiched between the films. It is desirable to do. However, when laver is housed in the packaging film, when eating a rice ball, pull the opening tape downward from the cutting guide to cut the outside of the right film and the left film in the vertical direction. When the laver is exposed by holding the left and right outer edges of the left film and exposing it to the outside, the nori is pulled by the left film and broken, and the entire size of the laver can be wrapped around the surface of the rice ball and eaten. There was an inconvenience that it would not come. In addition, the operation of pulling the opening film of the packaging film and cutting the outside of the right film and the left film in the longitudinal direction to take out the laver and rice ball was troublesome.

  Further, in the second prior art, when the laver n is taken out from the laver-containing sheet a containing laver n in the state shown in FIG. Since one half of the two film sheets is opened by cutting almost half of the film sheet by hand from the cut edge h, the film sheet b can be cut open in a free direction as shown in FIG. There was a problem that the seaweed n could not be taken out properly depending on the cutting conditions. Furthermore, if the seaweed n accommodated between the film sheets b and c is biased toward the sealing edges d and e as shown in FIG. 7, the outer end of the seaweed n is strongly against the sealing edges d and e. There is a disadvantage that the seaweed n is sandwiched and torn when the seaweed n is pulled out and cannot be removed in its entirety.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned inconveniences. When a laver is taken out from a laver-containing laver-containing sheet containing laver and wound around the sushi, the two opened film sheets are opened. The sheet on the side is opened from the overlapping part to expose almost half of the seaweed, and the entire seaweed can be taken out and wrapped around a rice ball. Further, the overlapping portion of the sheet on the opening side is pinpoint bonded so that it cannot be easily opened unless a force is applied. It is another object of the present invention to provide a laver containing sheet for rice balls that is positioned in a film sheet by a positioning stopper so that the laver is not broken when the seaweed is pulled out.

In order to achieve the above object, the laver containing sheet for rice balls of the present invention is characterized by having the following configuration.
A. Two sheets of square film are stacked, two continuous sides of the outer periphery are sealed, and a square-shaped seaweed is sandwiched between two film sheets from the two open sides. When wrapping the seaweed around a rice ball, it is a seaweed container sheet for rice balls that opens one half of the two open film sheets to expose the seaweed and takes it out,
One of the two opened film sheets is formed with an overlap portion in which the edge of the opening sheet and the edge of the remaining sheet overlap with a predetermined length, and the seaweed is used as a rice ball. When winding, I opened the sheet on the open side to expose the seaweed and take it out.

B. Pinpoint adhesion was applied to the overlapping portion between the edge of the sheet on the open side and the edge of the remaining sheet on the outer edge side.
C. A positioning stopper for positioning the outer peripheral edge of the laver accommodated between the film sheets was provided on the inner part of the outer peripheral edge of the film sheet where two continuous sides were sealed.

A. A. above. With one of the two opened film sheets, an overlapping portion is formed in which the edge of the opening sheet and the edge of the remaining sheet overlap with a predetermined length, and nori I opened the sheet on the opening side when winding it on the rice ball so that the seaweed was exposed and removed, so when I tried to take out the seaweed from the seaweed storage sheet for rice ball and wind it around the rice ball, I just opened the opening side sheet Almost half of the seaweed is exposed, and the whole seaweed can be taken out and wrapped around a rice ball. Moreover, even if the opening side film sheet is separable, since it has an overlapping part, it is moisture-proof and does not damp the stored laver.

B. B. above. With this configuration, pinpoint bonding is applied to the overlap between the edge of the sheet on the opening side and the edge of the remaining sheet on the outer edge, so the side on which the opening sheet remains It is not easily peeled off from the sheet, and it is possible to prevent the sheet on the side opened after the laver has been housed from being damaged and damage or moisten the laver inside.
C. C. above. With the configuration, the positioning stopper for positioning the outer peripheral edge of the seaweed accommodated between the film sheets is provided on the inner part of the outer peripheral edge of the film sheet where the two continuous sides are sealed. When taking out the seaweed contained in the container, the entire shape can be taken out without breaking.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which seaweed is accommodated in a seaweed containing sheet for rice balls according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side opened by removing pinpoint adhesion when the seaweed is taken out from the seaweed containing sheet for rice balls and wound on the rice balls. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a state in which the seaweed is opened and almost half of the seaweed is exposed, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a state in which the seaweed is taken out from the seaweed containing sheet for rice balls and wound around the rice ball, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a state in which nori is accommodated, FIG. 5 is a state in which the upper one of the two opened film sheets is opened from the cut end when the nori is taken out from the laver containing sheet for the rice ball and wound on the rice ball. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the top of the two opened film sheets when the nori is taken out from the laver containing sheet for the rice ball and wound on the rice ball. When cut open, perspective view of a state in which the film sheet is cut open free direction, FIG. 7, seaweed contained between the film sheet in nori accommodating sheet for the rice ball is a perspective view of a state biased to the sealing edge.

  1 to 3, reference numeral 1 denotes a laver-containing laver-containing sheet according to the present invention. This laver-containing laver-containing sheet 1 is made of a polyethylene film having the same shape as a rectangular film sheet 3 made of a polyethylene film. The film sheets 2 are overlapped, and two continuous sides of the outer peripheral edge are sealed to form sealed edges 6 and 7. The sealing means folds the film in half or heat seals it. The film sheet 2 forms an overlapping portion 4 having an overlap of a predetermined length at the upper and lower end portions of the opening-side sheet 2a and the remaining sheet 2b. The other two sides of the film sheets 2 and 3 are opened to form open edges 8 and 9.

  The opening side sheet 2a and the remaining side sheet 2b are overlapped on the film sheet 3, and the two continuous sides are sealed to form the sealing edges 6 and 7, and the opening side sheet 2a becomes the remaining side sheet 2b. It is piled up so that it may be on the upper side. Further, an end portion on the outer edge side of the overlapping portion 4 where the end edge of the sheet 2a on the opening side and the end edge of the remaining sheet 2b overlap is pinpointed and bonded. Then, a rectangular laver 10 to be wound around the rice ball 13 is sandwiched between the two opened film edges 2 and 2 from the open edges 8 and 9 side of the two sides so as to be accommodated. When the seaweed 10 is wound around the rice ball 13, the film sheet 2 of the two opened film sheets 2 and 3 is opened almost half so that the seaweed 10 is exposed and taken out.

  Positioning stopper for positioning the outer peripheral edge of the laver 10 accommodated between the film sheets 2 and 3 on the inner side of the sealing edges 6 and 7 formed by sealing two continuous sides of the two film sheets 2 and 3 11 and 12 are provided. These positioning stoppers 11 and 12 prevent the seaweed 10 accommodated between the two film sheets 2 and 3 from becoming a state where the laver 10 is biased and strongly sandwiched toward the sealing edges 6 and 7. The seaweed 10 can be pulled out between the film sheets 2 and 3 without breaking.

  In the rice laver containing sheet 1 configured as described above, when the laver 10 is taken out from the seaweed containing sheet 1 and is to be wound on the rice cake 13, the seaweed 10 is almost half exposed only by opening the sheet 2 a on the opening side. Then, the whole nori 10 can be taken out and wound around the rice ball 13. Moreover, even if the opening side film sheet 2a is separable from the remaining side sheet 2b, since it has the overlapping part 4, it is moisture-proof and can prevent the stored seaweed 10 from getting wet. .

  Further, since pinpoint adhesion 5 is applied to the end portion on the outer edge side of the overlapping portion 4, the opening side sheet 2 a is not easily peeled off from the remaining sheet 2 b, and the side opened after the laver 10 is accommodated It is prevented that the sheet 2a is peeled off to damage or moisten the laver 10 inside. Furthermore, positioning stoppers 11 and 12 for positioning the outer peripheral edge of the laver 10 accommodated between the film sheets 2 and 3 are provided on the inner portions of the sealing edges 6 and 7. When the accommodated laver 10 is taken out, it can be taken out without breaking.

  The seaweed container sheet for rice balls of the present invention opens the sheet on the open side of the two opened film sheets from the overlapping part when the seaweed is taken out from the seaweed container sheet for rice balls containing the seaweed and wound around the rice balls. You can expose almost half of the seaweed and take it out in its entirety.

It is a perspective view of the state which stored the seaweed in the seaweed storage sheet for rice balls by this invention. It is a perspective view of the state which tries to take out a laver from a laver containing sheet for rice balls. It is a perspective view of the state which takes out seaweed from the seaweed accommodation sheet | seat for rice balls and winds it around a rice ball. It is a perspective view of the state which accommodated the seaweed in the conventional seaweed accommodation sheet for rice balls. It is a perspective view of the state which tries to take out a laver from the conventional laver containing sheet for rice balls. It is a perspective view of the state which opened the sheet | seat in order to take out a laver from the conventional laver accommodation sheet | seat for rice balls. It is a perspective view in the state where laver was biased to the peripheral adhesion part of a sheet in the conventional laver containing sheet for rice balls.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Seaweed containing sheet for rice balls 2 Film sheet 2a Open side sheet 2b Remaining side sheet 3 Film sheet 4 Overlap part 5 Pinpoint adhesion 6, 7 Sealing edge 8, 9 Open edge 10 Nori 11, 12 Positioning stopper 13

Claims (3)

Two sheets of square film are stacked, two continuous sides of the outer periphery are sealed, and a square-shaped seaweed is sandwiched between two film sheets from the two open sides. When wrapping the seaweed around a rice ball, it is a seaweed container sheet for rice balls that opens one half of the two open film sheets to expose the seaweed and takes it out,
One of the two opened film sheets is formed with an overlap portion in which the edge of the opening sheet and the edge of the remaining sheet overlap with a predetermined length, and the seaweed is used as a rice ball. A seaweed storage sheet for rice balls characterized in that, when winding, the sheet on the opening side is opened to expose and remove the seaweed.   2. The diaper for diapers according to claim 1, wherein pinpoint bonding is applied to an overlapping portion between an edge of the sheet on the opening side and an edge of the remaining sheet on the outer edge side. Nori containment sheet.   The positioning stopper which positions the outer periphery of the laver accommodated between film sheets is provided in the inner part of the part which sealed two continuous sides among the outer periphery of the said film sheet. Or the laver containing sheet | seat for rice balls of 2 description.

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