JPH0623272Y2 - Edible container processing tool - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to an edible container processing tool. More specifically, an edible container containing ice cream or the like is changed from a baked product to a cone-shaped container at a store. The present invention relates to an edible container processing tool to be wound.

[Prior Art] A cone-shaped edible container containing ice cream or the like is sold as a cold confectionery store such as ice cream that is processed into a cone-shaped or disc-shaped maker by a manufacturer who specially manufactures this. , And the cone-shaped ones are used as they are, and the disc-shaped ones are processed into cone-shaped and used.

This corn-shaped edible container is made by kneading flour into a mold and baking it, and then processed into a corn-shaped container at one time, and a thin circular plate-shaped corn-shaped wrap What to make is currently in use.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] However, edible containers made by any of the processing methods are fragile against impact, and several percent are broken in the transportation process from a specialized manufacturer to a wholesaler to a retail store. However, when the ice cream is packed in a retail store or when it is taken out from the storage case, it breaks again by a few percent, which is a big loss.

In addition, there is a problem that if the storage case is opened and left as it is for a long time, crisp tooth contact is lost.

In addition, it takes a considerable amount of skill to make a cone-shaped roll by winding it into a thin circular plate.

[Means for Solving Problems] The conventional problems described above are caused by a plurality of non-slip protrusions 12 on the circumferential surface.
A winding bar 1 having a cone body 11 having a circular shape and a grip handle 14 protruding from a circular end surface of the cone body 11, and a support piece 22.
A relatively heavy stand 21 and the supporting pieces
A cone-shaped frame 23 mounted on 22 and into which the cone body 11 can be inserted, and an end face of one of the frame ends 24 obtained by cutting the cone-shaped frame in the apex direction at the lower part thereof, and the other end It is possible to solve the problem by using the edible container processing tool constituted by the winding stand 2 having the guide plate 26 mounted on the support piece 22 with a constant gap between the frame end 25 and the frame end 25. .

[Operation] In the edible container processing tool of the present invention, the thin disc-shaped dough that has been primarily fired is secondarily fired, and then the container dough is pushed into the cone-shaped frame from the guide plate, and then the rolled rod material. After inserting into the cone-shaped frame and holding the grip handle and turning it in the self-feeding direction, the non-slip ridges on the peripheral surface of the cone body act to push the container material from the guide plate. An edible container on the cone can be made by winding it in the frame and winding it around the peripheral surface of the cone.

[Embodiment] The edible container processing tool of the present invention is made of metal such as stainless steel or plastic which is provided with a plurality of non-slip protrusions 12 on its peripheral surface as shown in Figs. The cone bar 11 has a circular end of which can be tightly inserted into the cone body 11, and a gripping handle 14 provided on a base 13 is inserted and fixed to the winding bar 1 and a winding stand 2 described later. Composed.

The gripping handle 14 is made of a metal such as stainless steel or a hard plastic which has a hollow interior for weight reduction.

As shown in FIG. 3, the roll-in stand 2 is made of metal such as a mold, and is made of metal such as stainless steel on a support piece 22 erected on the upper surface of a relatively heavy stand 21. Alternatively, a cone-shaped frame 23, which is made of plastic and has a size into which the above-mentioned cone body 11 can be inserted, is integrally molded or separately attached with a screw 20, and one frame end is formed by cutting the cone-shaped frame 23 in the lower portion and the apex direction. 24,
Similarly, contact the guide plate 26 made of rust-resistant metal,
The guide plate 26 is fixed to the cone-shaped frame 23 so that the inner curved surface of the cone-shaped frame 23 is smoothly continuous with the flat surface.

In addition, the upper surface of the guide plate 26 and the other frame end 25
A container material insertion port 27 is formed at a constant interval between and.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the grip handle 14 of the roll-in bar 1 may be inserted into the stand 21 and a handle insertion hole 28 may be provided so that it can be stood upright when not in use.

The portion indicated by the reference numeral 30 in FIG. 4 is a tray for receiving the broken pieces of the container material 31 at the time of winding.

The edible container processing tool of the present invention is configured as described above and is used by being placed at the front of an ice cream shop.

The edible container 3 into which the ice cream is put is first placed on the guide plate 26 as shown in FIG.

After that, after inserting a part of the dough into the cone-shaped frame 23 through the container dough insertion opening 27 of the cone-shaped frame 23, the cone body 11 of the insertion bar 1 is inserted into the cone-shaped frame 23 and the counterclockwise. Holding the grip handle 14 in the direction to rotate in the self-feeding direction of the dough 31 and, if necessary, the container dough 31
Is further pushed into the cone-shaped frame 23, the non-slip ridges 12 on the peripheral surface of the cone body 11 bite into the dough and draw it in, and the container dough 31 surrounds the cone body 11 in FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, the edible container 3 is processed into a cone-shaped edible container 3 as shown in FIG.

In this processing operation, it is desirable that the container material 31 be quickly rolled up before the container material 31 becomes cold and stiff, and the container material 31 is taken out after the shape is adjusted.

A cone-shaped cover made of paper is attached to the pointed side of the edible container 3 thus processed, and then ice cream is put in the container for sale.

In this way, a corn-shaped edible container is made at the store and is eaten immediately, so that it becomes a so-called crispy tooth and feels delicious.

[Effect of the Invention] As described above, the present invention has a cone body 11 having a plurality of non-slip protrusions 12 formed on the peripheral surface and a grip handle 14 protruding from the circular end surface of the cone body 11. The bar 1, a stand 21 having a relatively large weight in which a support piece 22 is erected, a cone-shaped frame 23 mounted on the support piece 22 and into which the cone body 11 can be inserted, and the cone-shaped frame A guide plate 26 mounted on the supporting piece 22 is formed by abutting the end face on one frame end 24 obtained by cutting in the apex direction at the lower part thereof and maintaining a constant gap between the end face 25 and the other frame end 25. Since the edible container processing tool is configured with the included wrapping processing stand 2, the stand 21 has a relatively large weight, so that the edible dough can be easily and manually hand-held from the edible dough. Power source that can be made into a simple and overall configuration Many of the effects, such as that it is indeed convenient per because it is unnecessary for the variable 搬使 there.

[Brief description of drawings]

Each of the drawings shows an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the rolled-in rod from the cone side, Fig. 2 is a perspective view from the side of the grip handle, and Fig. 3 is a processing stand. 4 is a perspective view of a processing stand showing another embodiment, FIG.
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the container material wound in a cone-shaped frame while being wound with a winding rod, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a cone-shaped edible container, and FIG. 7 is a winding rod and a cone. FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a edible container having a rectangular shape, and FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing another embodiment of the present invention. 1 ... Winding bar material, 11 ... Cone body 12 ... Non-slip ridge, 14 ... Grip handle 2 ... Winding stand, 21 ... Stand 22 ... Support piece, 23 ... Cone-shaped frame 24, 25 ... Frame end 26 ... Guide plate

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A winding bar 1 having a cone body 11 having a plurality of non-slip protrusions 12 formed on its peripheral surface and a grip handle 14 projecting from a circular end face of the cone body 11, and a support piece 22. A cone-shaped frame, which is mounted on a stand 21 having a relatively large weight and which is erected upright, and each of the support pieces 22, into which the cone body 11 can be inserted
23 and the end face of one of the frame ends 24 obtained by cutting the cone-shaped frame at the lower part thereof in the direction of the apex, and maintaining a constant gap between the other frame end 25 and the supporting piece 22. An edible container processing tool configured with a winding processing stand 2 having a guide plate 26 attached to the.