JPS6133906Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a top-shaped confectionery, and more specifically, it relates to a top-shaped confectionery made by inserting and fixing a tapered bar-shaped confectionery into a dish-shaped confectionery with a hole in the center. It is something.

Traditionally, there have been plate-shaped sweets, such as Chiyokolate, which have a wooden stick as a core and are shaped like pieces, but they are dangerous to give to young children.

The top-shaped confectionery of the present invention is produced by, for example, chewing gum made in a conventional manner, cooled and ground into powder using a crusher, and then formed into a dish shape with a hole in the center using a rotary press or the like.
Add 10 parts by weight and 1 part by weight to a pot and heat to 70° to 80°.
Heat to ℃ to make liquid, add sugar (powdered sugar) 30
Parts by weight are gradually mixed in to obtain a viscous pasty liquid at 110°C to 120°C. This is poured into a tapered rod-shaped mold while keeping it warm, and when cooled, a rod-shaped body with a solidified surface is obtained. This becomes a hard rod after drying overnight. Since this stick has a taper, by fitting and fixing it into the hole in the center of the above-mentioned dish-shaped chewing gum, it becomes a top-shaped confectionery that can be eaten by putting the whole stick in the mouth. That is, the confectionery A is shaped like a top as shown in the external view of FIG. A is a plate-shaped candy (chewing gum), b is a hole in the center, and c is a tapered candy stick.

If you remove the stem c from each of these two top-shaped sweets and put them together, you will get the state shown in the external view in Figure 2. If you blow them with your mouth while stacking them as shown in the diagram, it will become a flute. make a sound. In this way, the top-shaped confectionery of the present invention allows children to enjoy both the flute and the top at the same time, which are of interest to children, and this way of enjoying it has never been seen before. This was made possible by the combination of a plate-shaped confectionery and a tapered stick-shaped confectionery that fits into the hole and is fixed.

In the past, many confectionery products shaped like whistles have been devised and commercialized, but they were all used only to play as whistles, but by simply inserting a single confectionery stick into the hole, the confectionery can be played as a piece. Furthermore, as mentioned above, it has never been possible to find something that can be played as a flute. Note that FIG. 3A is an external view of a plate-shaped confectionery a having a hole b in the center, and FIG.

Dish-shaped confectionery a of the top-shaped confectionery invented in the present application
It can be used not only for chewing gum but also for many confections and other sweets.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an external view of the spinning top-shaped confectionery invented in this application, Figure 2 is an external view of a flute made by combining two dish-shaped sweets with a hole in the center, and Figure 3 A shows the shape of a spinning top. Figure 1 is an external view of a plate-shaped confectionery with a hole in the center; A... Confectionery in the shape of a top, a... Dish-shaped confectionery, b... Hole in the center, c... Tapered stick-shaped confectionery.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A top-shaped confectionery made by fitting and fixing a tapered bar-shaped confectionery into the hole of a plate-shaped confectionery with a hole in the center.