JP2731836B2 - Paper cookware cover - Google Patents

Description

Description: FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a paper cooked article cover which is effective for covering various edible cooked articles such as steaks and grilled meats, especially immediately after cooking. Prevents standing up due to the release of steam immediately after cooking,
It is an object of the present invention to provide a paper-made food product cover that prevents clothes from being damaged due to splashing of sauce, improves hygiene and taste, and is particularly excellent in handleability.

(Prior Art) Generally, steaks, grilled meats, and the like are cooked in a kitchen or the like while being placed on a container such as an iron plate, and are often transported and provided to customers as they are.

Therefore, in order to prevent splashes and the like from splashing, an apron made of paper or cloth is separately prepared, or a paper napkin is directly placed on the cooked product immediately after heating and cooking to prevent the clothes from being stained. In addition, there is also known a plastic food dish cover which is fitted over the periphery of the food dish so as to cover a certain upper space of the food dish (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 48-74).
No. 368).

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, the cost of the paper apron is high, and the cost of cleaning is high even with a cloth apron, and in any case, it is relatively expensive.

In addition, when a paper napkin is placed on a cooked product, it is necessary to suck a large amount of sauce, not only to be unsanitary, but also to impair high feeding and to suppress the rise of steam emanating from the cooked product. Because they couldn't, they smelled on their clothes, causing them to be shunned.

Further, the plastic food dish cover described above is not so preferable because it not only increases the cost but also takes up space when storing a large amount.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention solves the above-described various problems, improves the taste by retaining steam radiated immediately after heating and cooking in a certain space, and absorbs splashing sauce. Paper that is capable of completely preventing the attachment of odors and stains to clothes, further improving the sense of quality and hygiene, and has improved handleability. Specifically, paper with moisture absorption or liquid absorption A top surface portion having a plane area substantially equal to or greater than the plane area of the container containing or placing the cooked food formed by the sheet, and the top surface portion hanging down from the periphery of the top surface portion, It consists of a side part that is high enough to cover the cooked food or the container, and a band-shaped rib that turns over a part of the top part and turns in the transverse direction that passes through the center of the top part is free to fall. Being formed in The present invention relates to a paper cookware cover characterized by the following.

Also, the present invention relates to a paper-made cookware cover, wherein a plurality of the strip-shaped ribs formed on the top surface of the cookware cover are provided in the transverse direction.

(Operation) After the steaks and other cooked foods immediately after cooking are placed on the customer table, sauce is applied as needed, and the paper cooked food cover of the present invention is immediately raised and the ribs formed on the top surface are raised. Then, the user picks up the standing part which has already been raised and puts it on the iron plate on which the food is placed.

All the splashes of sauces and the like generated from cooked foods on containers such as hot iron dishes are absorbed by the top face of the paper cooked food cover, and the rising of the radiated steam is not only prevented by the top face, but also especially In the case of steaks and grilled meat, the steam is retained and steamed into a grilled shape to further improve the taste.

When the rise from the cook has almost completely subsided, the raised rib is picked and the cook cover is removed.

The ribs further enhance the shape retention of the cooked food cover, and do not easily collapse due to sagging absorbed from the inner surface side.

(Embodiment) Hereinafter, the specific contents of the present invention will be described with reference to the embodiment shown in the drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes a paper cookware cover according to the present invention.

The cooked food cover 1 is made of a paper sheet mainly made of paper or nonwoven fabric which is relatively soft, has a shape retaining property, and has a moisture absorbing or water absorbing property. As a result, the top surface portion 2 and the side surface portion 4 that hangs obliquely downward from the peripheral edge 3 of the top surface portion 2 are formed.

The top surface portion 2 has an oval shape in the embodiment, but is not necessarily limited to this. The top surface portion 2 can be formed in a square or any other shape, and furthermore, the container 6 containing or placing the cooked goods and the container 6. On the table T, the entire mounting table 7 is configured to have a plane area substantially equal to or larger than the plane area of the container 6 so as to be covered.

Further, the top surface 2 is formed with a rib R passing substantially through the center. For the rib R, a separately molded rib piece (not shown) may be adhered to the upper surface of the top surface portion 2 via an adhesive, but in the embodiment, before performing a pressing press,
In advance the material sheet appointment location of the top face portion 2, shows the rib R in which the strip of constant width in the transverse direction through the center of the top surface portion 2, the second view by folding lines R ₁ and R ₂ (A) As described above, it can be easily obtained by forming one end by folding it up so as to be able to stand upright, and forming it by a pressing press as shown in FIG.

Further, the number of the ribs R is not limited to one as shown in the figure, and two or more ribs may be provided at a predetermined interval around the center of the top surface 2. Further, the direction in which the ribs R are formed is not limited to the case where the ribs R are formed between the longitudinally symmetrical peripheral portions 3-3 in the oblong top surface portion 2 as shown in FIG. May be formed in a direction intersecting with the length direction of the top surface portion. In short, it is sufficient that one or more lines are formed between symmetrical peripheral portions in the transverse direction to the top surface portion 2.

On the other hand, when the cooked food cover 1 is covered on the cooked food 5, the side portion 4 needs to have a height sufficient to cover the entire cooked food 5.

In the above configuration, for the cooked product 5 immediately after cooking,
When covering the cooked food cover 1, one end of the rib R formed by folding is vertically raised as shown in FIGS. 3 and 2 (B), and this portion is picked up on the cooked food 5. Align and cover. Further, when the splashing from the cooked food starts, the above-mentioned rib R is picked up again, the cooked food cover 1 is removed, and discarded.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, the present invention has a plane area substantially equal to or larger than the plane area of a container containing or placing cooked foods, which is formed of a paper sheet having moisture or liquid absorbency. A top surface portion having a top surface portion, and a side surface portion which is suspended below the periphery of the top surface portion and which is high enough to cover the cooked food or the container, and the top surface portion has a part thereof. Is turned upside down, and the strip-shaped ribs extending in the transverse direction passing through the center of the top surface part are formed so as to be able to be turned upside down, so that the entire paper cooking product cover can be reinforced to maintain sufficient mold retention. In addition, it is possible to absorb all splashes of sauces and the like generated from cooked products on the top surface, and to completely prevent the rising of the radiated steam by the top surface and side surfaces, and a certain space surrounded by the cooked food cover Stay inside In addition to steaming the meat to further improve the taste, in addition to placing the cooked food on the table immediately after cooking, such as steak and grilled meat, apply sauce if necessary, and immediately cover the cooked food. With a strip-shaped rib formed on the top surface of the cooked food cover, or when the pop-up has ceased, remove the cooked food cover that has been contaminated with oil by simply picking it up with the rib and removing it. It is possible to dispose, and hands and clothes are not stained.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a cooked food cover showing one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 1, and FIG. It is the perspective view showing the state just before covering of the paper-made cooking article cover of the present invention. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Cooked food cover 2 ... Top part 3 ... Peripheral part 4 ... Side part R ... Rib

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] A top surface having a plane area substantially equal to or larger than a plane area of a container accommodating or placing a cooked product, which is formed of a paper sheet having moisture or liquid absorbability; It consists of a side part that is hung below the peripheral edge of the surface part and is high enough to cover the above-mentioned cooked food or the container, and a part of the top part is folded back to center the top part. A paper cooking article cover characterized in that a strip-shaped rib extending in a transverse direction is formed so as to be able to be turned upside down. 2. The paper-made cookware cover according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of ribs formed on the top surface are provided in a transverse direction of the top surface.