JPS6213488Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial application field This invention is based on frozen confectionery with sticks (Ice cream and frozen confectionery such as ice cream and ice cream are usually used separately, but in this application, frozen confectionery refers to both). This is used in a broad sense including the following:), and more specifically, it relates to improvements in frozen confectionery with sticks, in which sticks are attached with lottery tickets.

〓Prior art〓 Conventionally, this kind of frozen confectionery with a stick has been widely sold with a hit or miss mark attached to the part of the stick that is covered by the frozen confection.

〓Problems that the invention aims to solve〓 However, with conventional frozen confections with sticks, the indication that they have a stake is only displayed on the packaging material, which is discarded when used for consumption, so children cannot It is difficult to arouse the interest of
Furthermore, since there is no inference standard for determining whether or not a lottery ticket is a winner at the time of purchase, interest in the lottery is reduced.

Therefore, this invention was made in view of the above,
The objective is to produce a frozen confectionery with a stake that gives a strong impression that it comes with a lottery ticket, and which is based on new and interesting lottery rules.

〓Means for solving the problem〓 In order to achieve the above object, the structure of the present invention is such that the portion of the frozen confectionery that protrudes from the ice candy body,
A hit or miss display is attached, and the part of the stick that is covered by the ice candy body is labeled with a display indicating whether the above display is true or false.

〓Effect〓 Therefore, it is obvious at a glance that the frozen confectionery with sticks of the present invention has a stake because there is a hit or miss indication on the part of the stick that protrudes from the frozen confectionery body, and it is obvious at a glance that the frozen confectionery with sticks of the present invention has a stake attached to it. This will reveal whether it is a true hit or miss.

Embodiments Next, the present invention will be described in detail based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, 2 is the frozen confectionery body, 1 is the frozen confectionery body 2
This is the stake 1 attached to the.

A hit or miss indicator 3 is attached to the portion of the stick 1 that protrudes from the frozen confection body 2. This hit or miss display 3 is flat, katakana,
It is displayed with kanji characters and directly expresses that it has a kuji. Specifically, in addition to the one labeled "hit" as in the illustrated example, the one labeled "miss" may be used. However, since this hit or miss display 3 is not the final result, it is desirable to add a display 3a to the effect that it is unknown whether it is true or not, and specifically, as shown in the illustrated example, Is it true? Is it a lie?” display.
Alternatively, it may be displayed only by a question mark "?".

The portion of the stick 1 that is covered by the frozen confectionery body 2 is provided with an indication 4 indicating whether the indication is true or false. Specifically, this display is performed by displaying "lie" instead of "true" in the illustrated example. Therefore, both indications 3,
4 allows for four types of combinations.

However, since this display 4 of "truth" and "lie" may be difficult for children to understand by itself, it is necessary to place a part of the stage 1 that is hidden by the ice candy body 2 near the display 4. It is desirable to add a final hit or miss display 4a. Specifically, in addition to displaying "hit" following display 4 as shown in the illustrated example, "miss" may be displayed. .

That is, the combinations of the above displays 3, 3a, 4, and 4a are as follows.

Display 4 "Really", Display 4a "Top" ← → Display 3 "Top", Display 3a "Really? Lie?" Display 4 "Lie", Display 4a "Off" ←→ Display 3 "Top", Display 3a “Really? Or a lie?” Display 4 “Really”, Display 4a “No way” ←→ Display 3 “No way”, Display 3a “Really? Or a lie?” Display 4 “Lie”, Display 4a “A hit” ←→ Indication 3: "Off", Indication 3a: "Is it true? Is it a lie?" In addition, the stake 1 is made of a conventionally known material, and if it is made of wood, each indication 3, 3a, 4, 4a is displayed.
If it is made of synthetic resin, each marking 3, 3a, 4, 4a may be projected or dug. Further, as in the conventional case, the frozen confectionery body 2 is packaged alone or together with the stick 1 using a packaging material (not shown).

〓Effects of the invention〓 The present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and since the hit or miss indication 3 is attached to the part of the stick 1 that protrudes from the frozen candy body 2, it can be clearly understood that it has a lottery. become. In particular, since display 3 is attached to stake 1, it can make a strong impression even on children who tend not to follow the letters displayed on packaging materials, and they are surprised by the direct display of "hit" and "miss". , it is possible to increase the interest of the lottery by asking detailed questions. moreover,
This display 3 can also serve as a new selection criterion when the consumer selects an individual product to purchase, and can also give the consumer the pleasure of choosing which product to purchase.

In addition, the present invention also provides a frozen confectionery body 2 of the status 1.
Since an indication 4 indicating whether the above-mentioned indication 3 is true or false is attached to the part covered by the lottery, it is easy for children to understand and accept the mechanism and fairness of the lottery. The age at which you can understand letters is
It is also the age when children are just beginning to understand humor and jokes, and are able to judge for themselves whether something is true or not.
It shows a strong interest in the world (concepts) of ``truth'' and ``lies.'' Therefore, even if what is displayed in display 3 turns out to be false, in the psychology of children of this age, it can be understood as a play in the world of ``lies'' that is understandable, rather than a feeling of being deceived. Therefore, it is accepted as a lottery based on new rules.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention. 1...Statsk, 2...Hyouka itself, 3,3
a, 4, 4a...display.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A hit or miss indication 3 is attached to a portion of the stake 1 that protrudes from the frozen confectionery body 2, and a portion of the stake 1 that is covered by the frozen confectionery body 2 is provided with an indication 3 indicating whether the said indication 3 is true or not. False representation 4
Frozen confectionery with a sticker attached.