JPH10211088A - Cooking container for weaning meal - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a cooking container which prevents a cooking utensil or tableware to be used for cooking a weaning meal and apt to be lost easily from being lost when it is stored separately from the cooking container by setting the cooking utensil or the tableware in such a manner that it is freely detachable. SOLUTION: This cooking container is equipped with an earthenware mortar 11 which also serves as a container for storing food and plural pieces of cookers 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 which can be stacked over the earthenware mortar 11 in a freely detachable manner for grinding or squeezing the food so that it is suitable as a weaning meal. In addition, the cooking container has a cooking utensil 17 or a means 26 to attach/detach the tableware which is used in connection with the earthenware mortar 11 and/or the plural cookers 12.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to an improvement in a cooking container for baby food.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Baby food given to infants at the age of weaning, unlike adult food, requires crushing or grated food to be processed, and many cooking items corresponding to food are required. is there. In order to avoid the necessity of separately preparing cooking utensils corresponding to such a plurality of cooking items, for example, a cooking container shown in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-16327 is known. I have.

[0003] In such a conventional cooking container for baby food,
Since the mortar, lemon Shibori, Oroshi board, Uragoshi net are integrally polymerized, in the work of grinding, grinding and rinsing food, these tools are not separately prepared, so in the range It was convenient.

[0004]

By the way, when each of the cooking items of such baby food is examined in detail, among the above-mentioned cooking utensils, "Lemon Shibori" and "Oroshi board" are used in addition to the cooking utensils. You can cook without using it. However, for example, a “mortar” cannot be mashed or grated without a “mariko tree”.

[0005] However, small-sized "surikogi" corresponding to such small "mortars" for baby food cooking containers are easily lost or lost, and there is a problem that it is difficult to obtain a substitute tool. .

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and comprises detachable cooking utensils and tableware used for cooking baby food, which are stored separately from cooking containers. An object of the present invention is to provide a baby food cooking container capable of preventing loss in the case.

[0007]

According to the present invention, there is provided, in accordance with the present invention, a mortar serving also as a container for storing food, and the mortar serving to grate or squeeze the food so as to be suitable for baby food. A plurality of cookers adapted to be attached to and detached from each other, and further comprising means for attaching and detaching cooking utensils or dishes used in connection with the mortar and / or the plurality of cookers. This is achieved by a cooking vessel for use.

The cooking utensil may be a long cooking utensil, and the attaching / detaching means of the cooking utensil may be a hole into which the long cooking utensil can be inserted.

[0009] A handle is formed on the mortar,
The handle may be provided with a hole into which the long cooker is inserted.

[0010] The mortar may be formed with a spout at a position facing the periphery of the opening.

[0011] The plurality of cookers may be respectively marked in correspondence with the order in which the cookers are stacked on and removed from the mortar.

According to the above configuration, a plurality of baby food cookers can be stacked on and removed from the mortar also serving as a food container, so that a plurality of cooking items required for cooking baby food can be handled. Therefore, it is not necessary to separately prepare cookers necessary for these cooking. In addition, since the cooking utensils required for cooking with these mortars and cookers can be attached and detached, all the utensils required for cooking are provided. Thus, it is possible to effectively prevent a situation in which cooking equipment is lost and some of the cooking equipment is not enough to cook.
Here, the "cooking utensil" is a cooking means which cannot be polymerized, which is different from a cooking device which can be put on and removed from a mortar, and is a cooking means necessary for a baby food item. In addition, since long dishes required for cooking with these mortars or cookers and for feeding infants with baby food can be detached, it is possible to prevent such dishes from being lost.

In the case where the cooking utensil is a long cooking utensil and the attaching / detaching means is a hole into which the long cooking utensil is to be inserted, a "suriko tree" or the like used corresponding to each cooking appliance for baby food. A long tool can be attached to and detached from this hole. For this reason, in particular, tools having different shapes from other cookers can be stored together, so that such tools can be prevented from being lost.

When the hole is formed in the handle of the mortar, the means for attaching and detaching a long tool can be realized with a simple structure.

If the mortar has a spout at a position facing the outside of the rim of the opening, the liquid container in the mortar can be poured into another container with either left or right hand. , Similar usability can be realized.

If the plurality of cookers are marked in correspondence with the order in which the cookers are stacked and removed from the mortar, a mark is displayed when the cookers are to be stacked and stored. Thus, they can be easily overlapped without error.

[0017]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. The embodiment described below is a preferred specific example of the present invention, and thus various technically preferable limitations are added. However, the scope of the present invention particularly limits the present invention in the following description. The embodiment is not limited to these embodiments unless otherwise stated.

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a state in which a cooking container 10 for baby food according to an embodiment of the present invention is stacked, and FIG.
Is an exploded perspective view thereof. In the figure, a cooking container 10 for baby food is configured to be one cooking container in a state where a plurality of cookers shown in FIG. 2 are superimposed. That is, in this embodiment, the cooking container 10 includes, as a plurality of cookers, a mortar 11, a fruit squeezer 12 laid thereon, an oroshi plate 13 laid thereon, and a middle lid laid thereon. 14, a Uragoshi device 15 superimposed thereon, and a lid 16 superimposed thereon. Further, the cooking container 10 for baby food can be attached and detached with a long tool such as a pestle tree as another cooking tool.

The mortar 11 has a bowl-shaped main body (container main body) 2.
The handle 2 is formed on the bowl-shaped main body. The bowl-shaped main body 21 has a sufficient volume to accommodate food, and can accommodate food to be cooked as baby food or food after cooking. On the inner peripheral surface of the bowl-shaped main body 21, a large number of small angled grooves 25 are formed so that the stored food can be grated. Bottom of bowl-shaped body 21
a is provided so as to have stability as a container.

The handle 22 has a horizontal portion 22a extending horizontally from the vicinity of the upper end of the bowl-shaped main body 21, and a hanging piece 22b extending downward from the distal end of the horizontal portion 22a. When the mortar 11 is placed on a horizontal surface, the mortar 11 comes into contact with the horizontal surface, so that a stable placement state can be maintained. At the upper edge of the bowl-shaped main body 21, there are formed spouts 23 and 24 protruding outward along the periphery of the opening. Each spout 23,
Reference numerals 24 are provided at positions facing each other on the peripheral edge.
This allows the person holding the handle to use either spout with either the left or right hand. Further, if the bowl-shaped main body 21 is formed of a transparent heat-resistant plastic material or the like, when heating and cooking in a microwave oven or the like while covering the inner lid 14 while containing grated food or the like, The amount of food can be visually recognized from the outside.

Further, in the present embodiment, a detachable means 26 for other cooking utensils is provided on the horizontal portion 22a of the handle 22. Here, the other cooking utensil is a cooking utensil required in accordance with a baby food item to be cooked. For example, when the food is mashed using the mortar 11, the intended cooking cannot be performed only with the food and the mortar. Cooking using a mortar 11 always requires a "moring tree". However, the mortar 11 according to this embodiment is much smaller than a general-purpose mortar.
Dedicated rubbing trees are also small. If such a groundwood is put in a drawer or the like of a cupboard separately from the cooking container 10 for baby food, it is easily lost and mixed with other cooking utensils, which makes it hard to find. Such a thing,
Since it is very inconvenient when executing a cooking item necessary for baby food, the present embodiment is provided with such a detachable means for other cooking utensils. In this embodiment, the attaching / detaching means 26 is a small and long cooking utensil 17
Is formed by a through-hole that can easily pass through.

As described above, the other cooking utensil 17 is the mortar 1
It is a cooking means that has a shape that cannot be superimposed on 1, but is indispensable for cooking baby food. Many of these are long. And, in general,
To attach and remove a long cookware, as in this embodiment,
It is preferable that a component of the cooking container 10 be provided with a hole-shaped attaching / detaching means. Further, as the attachment / detachment means 26, not only such a through hole but also a cylindrical hole whose bottom is closed may be formed. However, according to the configuration of this embodiment, it is simple and easy to clean. . Further, the other cooking utensils accommodated in the attaching / detaching means 26 are not limited to the pestle 17 and may be, for example, spoons and forks that substitute for pestle or long special dishes,
A long spatula for Uragoshi is conceivable. In this case, for example, if the width of the horizontal portion 22a of the handle 22 is increased and a plurality of through holes are formed, a plurality of long objects such as a fork and a spatula can be accommodated in addition to the above-mentioned mortar.

The fruit squeezer 12 is for squeezing fruit juice such as lemon and mandarin orange. Fruit squeezer 1
2, the peripheral wall portions 12a, 12a, which rise in opposite directions to each other at the peripheral edge portion of the circular outer shape, as shown in FIG.
12b is formed, and a flange-shaped flat peripheral portion 32 is formed between the central portion 12b and the central convex portion 31. In the stored state, the fruit squeezer 12 has a central convex portion 31,
It is accommodated in the container body 21 of the lower mortar 11. In use, the peripheral wall 12 is turned upside down from the state shown in FIG.
a is made to substantially enter the inner peripheral surface of the opening of the mortar 11, and the central convex portion 31 is made to protrude upward. A large number of holes shown in FIG. 2 are circumferentially arranged in the flange-shaped peripheral portion 32 of the fruit press 12. As a result, the fruit juice pressed against the convex portion 31 falls from the large number of holes and accumulates in the main body 21 of the mortar 11 located below.

On the outer periphery of the flange-shaped peripheral portion 31, two projecting portions 12c, 12c projecting further outward in a semicircular shape are provided.
Is provided. The projecting portions 12c, 12c close the spouts 23, 24, respectively, when the fruit squeezer 12 is placed on the mortar 11, thereby keeping the inside of the container body 21 of the mortar 11 clean. It can be worn, and as shown in FIG. 1, has a beautiful appearance in a polymerized state. When the fruit squeezing device 12 is turned upside down from the state shown in FIG. 2 and the fruit squeezing device 12 is overlaid on the mortar 11 for squeezing fruit juice, the protrusions 12c, 12c fit into the spouts 23, 24 thereof. Crowded. For this reason, at the time of the fruit squeezing operation performed by pressing the cut edge of the fruit against the convex portion 31 and rotating the fruit squeezer, the fruit squeezer 12 is prevented from rotating on the mortar 11. Further, a small projection 33 is provided integrally on at least one of the upper surfaces of the protruding portions 12c. The projections 33 are provided by the fruit press 12 in the mortar 1.
1 is a marking indicating that it is the first to be superimposed on 1. Therefore, the projections 33 as markings may be provided in other places as long as they are conspicuous from the outside. However, since the protruding portions 12c protrude to the outside, it is visually recognized that they are provided in this position. Because it is easy, it is desirable.

As shown in FIG. 2, the oroshi board 13 is stacked on the fruit squeezer 12. In the stored state, the peripheral wall 13b shown in FIG. 3 fits on the outer periphery of the peripheral wall 12a of the fruit squeezer 12.
When the oroshi board 13 is used, if it is turned upside down from the state of FIG. 2, the peripheral wall 13 a fits inside the opening edge of the mortar 11. A large number of through-holes are formed in a horizontal plane portion inside the oroshi plate, and small wedge-shaped protrusions 13d are formed below the periphery of each through-hole in FIG. Therefore, when the oroshi plate 13 is turned upside down from the state shown in FIG.
d, the food can be grated, and the grated food falls through the through-hole and falls into the container body 2 of the mortar 11.
It is designed to accumulate in one.

On the outer periphery of the periphery of the oroshi board 13, like the fruit press 12, there are provided two projecting portions 13 e, 13 e which project outward in a semicircular shape. Two small projections 34 are provided on the upper surface as markings. Therefore, since there are two projections 34, it can be visually recognized from the outside that the oroshi board 13 is the second (second) superimposed one of a plurality of cookers stacked on the mortar 11. it can.

The inner lid 14 is used for the cooking container 10 for baby food.
Is used as a lid of each cooker constituting the above. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, the plate is a disk-shaped plate as a whole, and the peripheral wall 14
a and 14b respectively. Each of the peripheral walls 14a and 14b is selectively fitted into the periphery of the opening of each cooker, thereby closing the lid. In the housed state, the peripheral wall 14b of the inner lid 14 is superimposed by being fitted on the outer periphery of the oroshi board 13. The inner lid 14 also has protruding portions 14c, 14c at locations that are in the same position as other cookers in the stored state. On one upper surface of each of the protrusions 14c, 14c, a marking 35 made up of three small protrusions is made. As a result, since there are three protrusions 35, the inner lid 14 is the third (third) superimposed one of a plurality of cookers stacked on the mortar 11 from the outside. Visible.

As shown in FIG. 1, the Uragoshi device 15 is stacked on the inner lid 14. Uragoshi 15
Is provided with peripheral walls 15a and 15b rising in opposite directions along the peripheral edge of the annular main body 15c, and a wire mesh portion 15d fixed to the annular main body 15c and having a dome shape so as to protrude upward in FIG. ing. In the state of FIG. 2, the peripheral wall 15 b of the uragashi device 15 is housed by being fitted to the outside of the peripheral wall 14 a of the inner lid 14.

When the uragashi device 15 is used, when the uragashi device 15 is turned upside down from the state shown in FIG. 2, the peripheral wall 15a enters the inner periphery of the opening of the mortar 11. In this state, the wire mesh 15d
Since it is in a downwardly convex state so as to be accommodated in the container main body 21 of the mortar 11, it is possible to put food on it and rub it with a mortar 17 or a spatula (not shown). The prepared food is stored in the mortar 11.
Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the uragoshi device 15 also has a protruding portion 15 at the same position as another cooking device in the stored state.
e, 15e. Then, the protrusions 15e,
On one upper surface of 15e, a marking 36 made of four small projections is made. Thus, since there are four protrusions 36, the Uragoshi device 15 is the fourth (fourth) superimposed one of a plurality of cookers stacked on the mortar 11 from the outside. Visible.

The lid 16 is placed on the top of the cooking container 10 for baby food and has a shallow bowl shape.
As shown in the figure, in the stored state, the peripheral wall 15a of the uragoshi device 15 is fitted to the lower peripheral edge, and the wire mesh portion 15d of the uragoshi device 15 is accommodated inside the bowl-shaped main body 41. I have. The lid 16 is preferably made of a transparent material such as a thermal plastic. When the lid 16 is turned upside down from the state shown in FIG. 2 and placed on a horizontal surface in the state shown in FIG. 4, the container becomes a shallow transparent container. It has become.

That is, in FIG. 4, a large number of small conical or wedge-shaped projections 42 are integrally provided on the bottom surface of the bowl-shaped main body 41 of the lid 16. Thereby, for example, among the foods to be eaten by infants, the mortar 11
Needless to say, it can be used as a container (tableware) for storing relatively soft foods and the like. That is, in the state of FIG. 4, the tableware is separated in the bowl-shaped main body 41, and the food is mashed by rubbing it with the protrusions 42 using the rubbed wood 17 or a spoon, so that the food is cooked and eaten easily. Alternatively, it can be given to the infant at any time while grinding. Further, if the lid pair 16 is placed upside down from the state of FIG. 2 on a horizontal surface or the like, the cooker of the present embodiment can be set thereon. This provides a container other than the mortar 11 for receiving foods that have been grated or eaten.

A projecting portion 43 protruding outward is provided integrally with the upper edge of the opening in FIG. Thus, when the lid 16 is used as a tableware for cooking, for example, food is separated in the bowl-shaped main body 41 in the state of FIG. 4 and the inner lid 14 is attached to the lid 16 from above. At this time, if the protrusions 14c of the inner lid 14 are shifted in the horizontal direction so that the protrusions 43 of the lid 16 do not coincide with each other, the protrusions 43 protrude outward from the peripheral edge of the inner lid 14. Will be. Accordingly, for example, when heating is performed in a microwave oven (not shown), air or steam expanded by heating in the bowl-shaped main body 41 escapes from the protruding portion 43, so that safe cooking can be performed. Can be.

The cooking container 10 for baby food according to the present embodiment.
Is configured as described above, as shown in FIG. 1, the mortar 11 and the fruit squeezer 1
2, Oroshi board 13, inner lid 14, Uragoshi device 15, lid 1
6 are all superimposed and stored together. This eliminates the need to prepare separate cookers for a plurality of cooking items related to baby food. Moreover, there is no need to prepare another container for use. And when not in use, they can be stored together. Furthermore, in cooking using these cookers, it is necessary to use other cooking utensils, such as a pestle, for cooking.
Since it is stored in the attaching / detaching means shown in FIG. 2, it is not necessary to prepare it separately. Also, when not in use, such other cookware can be stored together with multiple cookers,
There is no danger of losing small tools.

In the above-described embodiment, an example has been described in which cookers such as a mortar 11, a fruit squeezer 12, a sashimi plate 13, an inner lid 14, a back rag 15 and a lid 16 are integrally housed. The cooker included in the present invention is not limited to this, and may include other types of cookers as long as the cookers can be integrated and housed integrally. In addition, one or two or more of these cookers may be omitted from the point of importance or the like to form a compact set. Further, the attachment / detachment means 26 for other cooking utensils or dishes is not limited to the configuration shown in the figure, and may be provided in a configuration cooking device other than a mortar.

[0035]

As described above, according to the present invention, the easily-lost cooking utensils and dishes used for the preparation of baby food are detachably provided so that they can be stored separately from the cooking container. Can be provided.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a storage state of a cooking container for baby food according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the cooking container for baby food of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of an oroshi board of the cooking container for baby food of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a partial sectional view of a lid of the cooking container for baby food of FIG. 2;

[Explanation of symbols]

10: a cooking container for baby food, 11: mortar, 1
2 ... Fruit squeezer, 13 ... Oroshi board, 14 ...
・ Inner lid, 15 ・ ・ ・ Uragoshi device, 16 ・ ・ ・ Lid, 17
... Cooking utensils (suriko trees), 33, 34, 35, 36
··marking.

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A mortar also serving as a container for storing food, and a plurality of cooks which can be stacked on and removed from the mortar in order to grate or squeeze the food so as to be suitable for baby food. A cooking container for baby food, further comprising: a cooking utensil or a long tableware attaching / detaching means used in connection with the mortar and / or the plurality of cooking appliances. 2. The cooking utensil according to claim 1, wherein the cooking utensil is a long cooking utensil, and the attaching / detaching means of the cooking utensil is a hole into which the long cooking utensil can be inserted. Cooking container for baby food. 3. The baby food according to claim 1, wherein a handle is formed in the mortar, and the handle is provided with a hole into which the long cooking utensil is inserted. Cooking containers. 4. The cooking container for baby food according to claim 1, wherein a spout is formed in each of the mortars at positions opposite to each other on a peripheral edge of an opening of the mortar. 5. The cooking device according to claim 1, wherein each of the plurality of cooking devices is marked in accordance with an order in which the cooking devices are stacked on and removed from the mortar. Cooking container for baby food.