JPH062944Y2 - Soft ice cream packaging container - Google Patents

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a packaging container for accommodating and holding an ice cream, in particular, a cone (wafer) cup having an inverted truncated cone shape for containing soft ice cream.

Conventional technology Generally, soft ice cream that is mass-produced and taken home and eaten is different from soft ice cream eaten at stores, because it is transported to various places on the distribution mechanism, so it has a different hygienic shape. Packaging is protected by a plastic container to prevent it.

The container body of this plastic container is formed into a container having the same shape as a cone-shaped cone cup for containing ice cream, the cone cup is housed in the container, the cone cup is filled with ice cream, and the ice cream The cream is covered with a lid.

When eating the soft serve ice cream in the container, the corn cup fits comfortably in the container body, and the upper edge part of the cone cup and the upper edge part of the container body are almost at the same height. It is difficult to remove the corn cup. In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, there is a container in which a U-shaped cutout portion C is provided in a part of the upper end peripheral portion B of the container body A as shown in FIG. .

As another method, as shown in FIG.
Is formed on the body portion D and the grip portion E, the boundary between the body portion D and the grip portion E is formed on the bellows portion F, and the body portion D and the grip portion E are held when the cone cup is taken out. As shown in FIG. 7B, the bellows portion F is pushed upward to project the bellows portion F into the container body, and the bottom portion of the cone cup is pushed upward to take out the cone.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention The ice cream container shown in FIG. 6 and FIG.
The method of removing the corn cup is illustrated in the body of the container to explain to the consumer how to remove the corn cup. However, since there are relatively many infants who eat this type of ice confectionery, it is difficult to understand such an explanation, so it is difficult to take out the corn cup. Further, there is a problem that both containers cannot be taken out without using both hands when taking out the corn cup.

An object of the present invention is to provide a packaging container for soft ice cream, which does not require a description of how to take out a corn cup unlike a conventional container, and which allows the corn cup to project from the container with one hand. Is.

Means for Solving the Problems This invention forms a packaging container having substantially the same shape as an inverted truncated cone cone cup filled with soft ice cream with polyethylene or the like, and a grip provided at a lower portion of the container body. Provide a plurality of vertical chevron ribs on the outer peripheral surface of the part,
A bottom portion continuous with the grip portion is bulged inward of the container body, and a plurality of bending grooves are radially provided on the raised bottom portion, and the ridge portions of the bottom portion are interlocked with the pressing force of the grip portion of the container. It is formed so that it can project inward.

Action When eating the cone cup stored in the container body, if you grasp the grip part a little strongly, the bottom part that rises inward of the container will move inward of the container in conjunction with the pressing force of the grip part. . At that time, since the raised portion and the bottom portion of the cone cup are in contact with each other, the bottom portion of the cone cup is pushed up together with the protrusion of the raised portion, so that the upper end edge of the cone cup projects above the upper end edge of the container body. Therefore, the corn cup can be easily taken out.

Embodiment An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 is a thin container body of about 0.8 mm made of steel resin. The container body 1 has substantially the same shape as an ice cream cone cup and has an opening 2, a body 3, a grip 4 and a bottom 5 from the top. The upper end opening 2 has a fitting portion 2a with a lid (not shown) on the outer peripheral edge. Further, the body portion 3 has a step portion 3a on the inner surface thereof on which the waist portion 10a of the cone cup 10 is seated. The bottom portion 5 connected to the container body 1 is raised 5a inward of the container body.

The grip portion 4 connected to the body portion 3 is provided with a triangular chevron rib 6 for providing flexibility in the longitudinal direction of the outer peripheral surface thereof. The ribs 6 preferably extend to the raised bottom 5.

The bottom portion 5 has a shape that is raised inward of the container body 1, and
A plurality of bent grooves 5b are radially provided in a toward the center. When the chevron rib 6 of the grip portion 4 and the raised portion 5a of the bottom portion 5 are communicated with each other, when the grip portion 4 is gripped in the direction of the arrow, the folding groove 5a is greatly interlocked with the movement of the grip portion 4, so that the bottom portion 5 The protrusion of the raised portion 5a inward of the container becomes easy.

Effects of the Invention Since the invention is as described above, when the cream portion is eaten and the grip portion is gripped when the cone cup is eaten, the radial bent groove at the bottom of the container is also interlocked with the compression of the chevron rib.

By the movement of the radial folding grooves, the bottom portion moves inward of the container and pushes up the bottom portion 10b of the cone cup, so that the upper edge of the cone cup can be made to protrude from the upper edge 10c of the container body. Therefore, the corn cup can be easily taken out. Further, since the present invention is as described above, it is not necessary to print a descriptive text or a drawing on how to take out the container as in the case of this kind of container, and an infant can easily take out the cone cup.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 is a front view of a container, FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the container body, FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view, and FIGS. 4 and 5 are used. FIG. 6 is a front view of a conventional container body, FIG. 7A is a front view of another conventional container body, and FIG. 7B is a view showing its use state. 1 ... Container main body 2 ... Top opening 3 ... Body 4 ... Grip 5 ... Bottom 5a ... Protruded portion 5b ... Bent groove 6 ... Mountain rib

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A packaging container for accommodating an inverted truncated cone-shaped cone cup filled with soft ice cream, the packaging container being formed into a container having substantially the same shape as the cone cup, and provided at a lower portion of the container body. A plurality of vertical chevron ribs are provided on the outer peripheral surface of the grip portion, and a bottom portion connected to the grip portion is raised inside the container body, and a plurality of bent grooves are radially provided on the bottom portion. A packaging container for soft ice cream, characterized in that the raised portion at the bottom portion is formed so as to be able to project inward of the container body in conjunction with the pressing force of the grip portion.