JPH0141338Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Technical field of the invention) This invention relates to tableware equipped with a food sample model.

(Prior Art) A known prior art of this type is a food sample model three-dimensionally manufactured using waxwork.

(Problems with the Prior Art) This type of sample is traditional and often handmade, and mechanically it is not necessarily easy to mass-produce it, and it has the drawback of being expensive.

In addition to the drawback that the nature of the item made it impossible to transport it easily, it was also completely inappropriate to select tableware based on the model.

(Technical Problem of the Invention) The first purpose of this invention is to easily and inexpensively obtain tableware with realistic food sample models.

The second purpose of this invention is to make it possible to easily select tableware with patterns and colors that are in harmony with the food, based on a food sample model serving as a pseudo food.

(Technical means of the invention) The basic composition of this invention is that dishes, vegetables, fruits, sweets, etc. are placed on one side of a transparent plastic sheet.
In addition, a food model of an appropriate food is realistically printed in multiple colors using printing paint, and a sheet-like food sample model is provided by covering the printed surface of the food model with white paint. The other side of the food sample model faces outward, and one side of the food sample model faces the bottom of tableware such as plates and bowls. It can be seen through and visually viewed with a sense of realism.

(Operation of the device) The food sample model is brought into contact with the printed side (one side) of the food model facing toward the bottom of a tableware such as a plate, and with the other side of the model facing outward.

(Embodiments of the invention) First embodiment As shown in the plan view of FIG. 1 to the enlarged sectional view of FIG.
On one side, a food object 12 of a cooking product such as scallops, sausage, and green asparagus, which are food examples, is printed in multiple colors realistically using printing paint. A food sample model 16 covered with a white printing paint 14 is provided.

Since it is preferable that this printing be realistic, a photographic method of photographing real food as the subject is appropriate.

In this way, a sheet-like food sample model 16 is obtained.

Using this food sample model 16, make food sample model 1.
The other side of the ready-to-eat food product 12 is placed in contact with the bottom side of a tableware 18 such as a plate.

Note that the shape and size of the food sample model 16 correspond to the outer shape of the tableware 18 and are slightly smaller.

In particular, the model 16 roughly corresponds to the concave part of the tableware 18.
It may be slightly smaller depending on the type.

Second Embodiment This example is a food sample model 16 shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 3, which is a realistically printed consommé soup royal style.

Specifically, the type of food object 12 is different from that in the first embodiment, but its configuration is the same as that in the first embodiment.

In other words, on one side of the transparent plastic sheet 10 there is a consommé soup royal-style food model 12.
is printed in multiple colors using printing paint, and furthermore, a white paint 14 is printed on the printed surface to cover this food model 12, and a food sample model 16 is provided.

In the case of this example, it is preferable that the food object 12 be printed on the entire surface of the sheet 10 due to the nature of the food sample model 16.

Since the food model 12 is printed on the entire surface, when the model 16 is inserted into the bottom side of the soup plate 18a, the model 16 comes into close contact with the periphery of the recess and is located in the middle of the recess. As a result, tableware with food sample models that has a particularly realistic feel can be obtained.

(Effect of idea) Since this idea has the above configuration, it has the following advantages. play.

(1) You can easily and easily create tableware with realistic food sample models by simply placing the printed side of the food model on the tableware with the printed side facing the bottom of the tableware. Furthermore, production costs can be lowered.

(2) This food sample model makes it easy to select tableware that is in harmony with the food.

In other words, by applying this food sample model to tableware, it is possible to easily check whether the model and the tableware are in harmony with each other in terms of pattern, color, aesthetics, and taste.

For example, it goes without saying that cooking products are sold as products at hotels, restaurants, inns, and restaurants, but in these cases, the vendors pay great consideration to patterns and colors when purchasing tableware for cooking. Although traditionally necessary, the pattern of dishes,
There was no way to freely select tableware that harmonized with the food by considering color etc., but with this invention, it is possible to produce any food sample model prepared in advance according to the type of food. By doing this, by applying the food sample model of your choice to the tableware, you can easily select tableware that matches the pattern and color of the food and is aesthetically excellent and harmonious. There are many advantages to purchasing tableware.

In particular, it is preferable to select plates with patterns and colors that are in harmony with the patterns and colors of the food.

This also has the advantage that tableware sellers can easily explain it to buyers in a concrete and aesthetic manner, and can use it as a prop for promoting sales.

Furthermore, in this invention, since the white paint is printed on the printed surface of the food model, the food model is not seen through and seen intermingled with the patterns on the tableware.

In addition, the paint on the printing surface of the food object is made opaque with white paint, so the food object's printed surface is optically and visually highly reflective.
It can be perceived as extremely realistic and has a strong sense of reality.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a plan view of the first embodiment of this invention;
The figures are a sectional view of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view of the food sample model, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the second embodiment. Explanation of symbols of main parts, 10... Transparent plastic sheet, 12... Food model, 14... White paint, 16... Food sample model, 18... Tableware.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On one side of a transparent plastic sheet 10, food objects 12 such as dishes, vegetables, fruits, sweets, etc. are printed in multiple colors using printing paint, and furthermore, white paint 14 is printed on the printed surface of this food object 12. A food sample model 16 is provided, and this food sample model 16
This tableware includes a food sample model 16 with the other side facing outward and one side facing the bottom side of tableware 18 such as a plate or a bowl.