JP3166536U - Handicap for frozen dessert - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a handy cup for frozen dessert which is not only practical as a container for eating frozen dessert but also has high appearance decoration and is fashionable. SOLUTION: The tray is roughly composed of a resin tray 4 on which ice cream is placed and a paper tray holder 1 having an opening on which the tray 4 can be placed. The resin tray 4 is flat and has a shallowly recessed central portion, and the tray holder 1 has an inverted cone-shaped tray holding portion having an open upper surface for holding the tray 4 substantially horizontally, and the tray holder 1. It is composed of a columnar grip handle 3 provided so as to hang down from the tray holding portion. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

  The present invention relates to ice confectionery sales containers such as ice cream and frappe (cold confectionery with ice cream and fruits on top of shaved ice), in particular, ice confectionery handy for the purpose of encouraging consumers to purchase. It is about the cup.

  Conventionally, as a container for eating ice confectionery such as ice cream, paper cups and inverted conical cones that can be held outdoors are well known on the side of ice confectionery sellers. Various containers that are easy to sell have been developed. In addition, consumers are required to be able to eat ice confectionery easily while standing outdoors or walking without using special tools.

  In particular, the appearance and design of a container for placing ice cream with excellent texture and aesthetics, such as frappe with assorted fruits, is not only important in appearance design, but the container allows the contents to be seen from the outside and the texture of ice confectionery. Being able to accommodate a sufficient amount in an alive state is a requirement that stimulates willingness to purchase.

  Conventionally known techniques for packaging ice cream include those that are directly packed in containers formed using plastics and other materials, those that are packed in boxes, etc. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1). In addition, the ice cone is filled with ice cream in the inverted cone cone cup, and the ice cream is raised on the top of the cone cup, and an outward flange-like fracture band is attached to the upper part of the container body having the same shape as the cone. What raised the upper cylinder part upward from the periphery of this fractured band (for example, Patent Document 2), a paper container main body containing a cone containing ice cream, a synthetic resin lid, and a lid lock An ice cream container composed of a cylindrical body (for example, Patent Document 3), and an inverted cone ice confectionery container provided with a pedestal that can be connected by being inverted from the container body so that the container can be placed on a table or the like. A thing (for example, patent document 4) is known. On the other hand, various trays and carry cases are conventionally used for carrying Western confectionery and the like. Most of these trays and cases are made of paper or the like, and are folded and stored until used, so that they can be assembled quickly and easily at the time of use.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-37673 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-38953 No. 04-37109 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-29422

  However, the contents of conventional containers such as cups are difficult to see from the outside, and if the volume of the container itself is increased to accommodate a sufficient amount, there is a problem that it becomes difficult to eat. Also, it doesn't make sense if the soft ice cream with fluffy texture is pressed into the cup. The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and is intended to provide a fashionable ice confectionery handy cup that is practical as a container for eating ice confectionery and has high appearance decoration. is there.

  For this reason, the handicap for frozen desserts of the present invention comprises a tray on which iced desserts such as ice cream and frappe can be placed, an inverted cone-shaped tray holding portion having an upper surface opened to hold the tray substantially horizontally, and the tray. A first feature is that it comprises a grip handle provided to hang from the holding portion. A second feature is that the tray is made of resin and the tray holding portion and the grip handle are made of paper. Furthermore, a third feature is that a turnable tray locking piece having a through hole into which a part of the tray can be inserted is provided at a corner of the upper surface opening of the tray holding portion.

Since this invention was comprised as mentioned above, it has the following outstanding effects.
(1) The appearance design is bold and gorgeous, giving a strong impression to the viewer, clearly observing the contents, promoting the customer's willingness to purchase, and exhibiting high customer attraction.
(2) Although the assembly is simple, the loading strength is also strong, and a sufficient amount can be placed in a state where the texture of ice dessert is utilized.
(3) You can eat while standing up outdoors or walking while walking and enjoying visually without using special tools.
(4) Since a folding-backable tray locking piece having a through hole into which a part of the tray can be inserted is provided at the corner of the upper surface opening of the tray holding portion, both the tray fixing force and the holder shape retention force are increased. .

It is a disassembled perspective view of the handicap for ice confectionery concerning this invention. (A) is a tray holding part, (b) is an expanded view of a grip handle part. It is a principal part expansion perspective view which shows the relationship between the corner | angular of a tray, and a tray locking piece. It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of the handicap for ice confectionery concerning this invention.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on examples shown in the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the handicap for frozen dessert according to the present invention is composed of a resin tray 4 on which frozen dessert 5 is placed and a substantially funnel-shaped tray holder 1 having an opening on which the tray 4 can be placed. Has been.

  In this embodiment, the tray 4 made of resin is flat and is formed in a rectangular shape (square) in plan view with a shallow bottom in which the central portion is gently recessed. By using this tray 4, a sufficient amount can be accommodated in a state where the texture of the ice confectionery 5 is utilized. In other words, if it is a frappe, the fluffy texture like snow can be used and can be fully served. The tray holder 1 is composed of an inverted cone-shaped tray holding portion 2 having an upper surface opened to hold the tray 4 substantially horizontally, and a columnar grip handle 3 provided to hang from the tray holding portion 2. These are made of paper.

  As shown in FIG. 2, when the tray holding portion 2 is expanded, the substantially fan-shaped side plates are connected to each other on four sides, and each side plate is folded up so that the upper portion is inclined outward by each fold. Is formed into an inverted quadrangular pyramid shape by gluing the end face of this with a joining piece (gluing margin) 2c provided at the other end. Similarly, the grip handle 3 is also formed in a columnar shape by folding each side plate at each crease and gluing one end surface of the side plate connected to the four surfaces with a joining piece (glue margin) 3b at the other end. Then, by inserting the four joining pieces 3 a provided at the upper end of the grip handle 3 into the lower end opening of the tray holding unit 2 and gluing each of the inner wall surfaces of the tray holding unit 2, the grip handle 3 is moved to the tray holding unit 2. It is connected in the state where it hung down.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a turnable tray locking piece 2 a having a through hole 2 b into which the corner portion of the tray 4 can be inserted is provided at a corner portion of the upper surface opening of the tray holding portion 2. 4 are inserted into the through holes 2b, and the tray locking pieces 2a are bent inward, so that the tray holding portion 2 and the tray 4 are not only securely fixed, but also the tray holding portion 2 itself. The shape-retaining ability is improved and the load-bearing performance and wind-proof performance are improved.

  FIG. 4 shows a state in which ice confection 5 is arranged on the handy cup of the present invention. The eater eats the frozen dessert 5 with a grip handle 3 using a spoon or the like, but can eat casually and fashionably while standing outdoors or walking without using a special tool. In addition, if it is a frappe, it can be served as fluffy ice like freshly cut snow, and the hand holding the grip handle 3 will not cool, and the ice confection will melt due to the body temperature of the hand held. There's nothing going on. Above all, the shape in which the columnar grip handle 3 hangs down from the inverted cone-shaped tray holding portion 2 is different from the conventional container in which only practicality is considered, and its appearance decoration is bold and luxurious. Can attract customers, promote customer's willingness to purchase, and demonstrate high customer attraction. Of course, letters, illustrations, and photographs can be drawn on the surface of the tray holder 1 and used as an advertising medium or novelty.

  Further, when discarding the cup after use, the tray 4 and the tray holder 1 can be separated very easily. That is, it is possible to contribute to the separate disposal of the paper portion that is combustible waste and the resin portion that is non-combustible waste.

  In the above embodiment, the outer shape of the tray 4 is rectangular (square), but the shape of the tray 4 is not limited to this, and any shape may be used as long as it is a polygonal shape such as a triangle or a hexagon. Moreover, even if it is not a regular polygon shape, what is necessary is just a shape with a corner | angular part, circular shape, or an ellipse. And what is necessary is just to require the corner | angular part and tongue piece which can be inserted in the through-hole drilled in the tray holding part in the case of engagement with a tray holding part. In addition, the material of the tray may be any material that has a waterproof and water-retaining function that is suitable for placing frozen desserts, and is a paper material with a water-repellent coating or derived from a natural product with sexual decomposition performance. It is more preferable from the viewpoint of waste treatment to produce the above material as a base material. The same applies to the tray holder, but the water tightness of the tray holder is not questioned. In addition, the food to be served is not limited to ice confectionery but may be any food that can be replaced.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Tray holder 2 Tray holding | maintenance part 2a Tray latching folded piece 2b Tray corner | angular part insertion hole 2c Holding | maintenance side board joining piece (glue allowance)
3 Grip handle part 3a Joint piece with holding part (glue allowance)
3b Handle side plate joint piece (glue allowance)
4 Tray 4a Tray corner 5 Ice confectionery

Claims (3)

A tray on which ice confectionery such as ice cream and frappe can be placed, an inverted cone-shaped tray holding part with an open upper surface that holds the tray substantially horizontally, and a grip handle that is suspended from the tray holding part Handy cup for ice confectionery, characterized by comprising The handy cup for ice confectionery according to claim 1, wherein the tray is made of resin, and the tray holding portion and the grip handle are made of paper. The handy cup for ice confectionery according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a folding-backable tray locking piece having a through hole into which a part of the tray can be inserted is provided at a corner portion of the tray holding portion.

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