JPS639360Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a cooking toy, and more particularly, to a cooking toy in which a transparent and three-dimensional hood body is covered over a dish displayed on the surface of the device to form an integrated dish.

In general, cooking toys for infants and children to play with dolls include fried eggs, hamburgers, spaghetti, etc. Conventionally, these cooking toys are made by molding synthetic resin materials either integrally or separately onto a base material. It was produced by applying a coloring process. For example, for egg roll toys, the white part is colored white and the yellow part is colored yellow on a colorless or transparent egg roll base material obtained by integrally molding a yellow part in the center of a white part. Hot dog toys are made by first integrally molding a hot dog base material with a sausage sandwiched between bread and a wiener sausage, using a colorless or transparent synthetic resin material, and then molding the bread part and the wiener sausage part of the base material into one piece. Each was manufactured by coloring it with the desired color.

However, it is extremely inefficient to color such small cooking toys by hand.
Since it requires skill, the cost is high, and in the case of individual molding, powder is easily lost.

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks and to propose a cooking toy that is especially easy to produce and has an excellent sense of realism.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, symbol A indicates a cooking toy. This cooking toy A consists of a plate-shaped container 1 on which molded dishes 2 consisting of a hamburger, french fries, and vegetables are arranged. The cooking molded body 2 is made by covering a printed sticker 3 stuck on the container body 1 with a hood body 4, and near both ends of the container body 1 there are boss receiving holes 5,
5 is formed. The printed sticker 3 is a sticker on which a dish 6 consisting of the above-mentioned hamburger steak, french fries, and vegetables is arranged in a platter is printed, and is pasted on the upper surface of the container 1 in the approximate center thereof. Therefore, dish 6
is displayed flat. On the other hand, the food body 4 is a three-dimensional printed food 6.
Compatible with hamburgers, fries and vegetables,
It also has an uneven surface formed to imitate these external shapes, is molded from a transparent synthetic resin material, and is not colored itself. Further, bosses 7, 7 are formed to protrude from the lower end of the hood body 4. This boss is provided at a position corresponding to the boss receiving holes 5, 5 of the vessel body 1.

When the hood body 4 is coated on the printed seal 3, the bosses 7, 7 of the hood body 4 are attached to the container body 1.
What is necessary is to fit into the boss receiving holes 5, 5. Since the hood body 4 is transparent, the food 6 printed on the printed sticker 3 at the bottom can be seen through it, but since the hood body 4 is formed thick in this case, depending on how it is formed, , has a lens effect, and therefore, when looking through the food 6, the printed food 6 appears to be floating due to the lens action, and even if it is not so, the food 6 appears to be three-dimensional. It appears to be placed on top of 1. Therefore, the molded dish 2 formed by covering the printed sticker 3 with the hood body 4 has a very voluminous feel and a realistic feel. In particular, when the dish 6 is actually prepared, it becomes even more realistic. Furthermore, it is effective to roughen the surface of the hood body 4 as required during molding, since this can give a very high sense of reality to hamburgers, fries, and the like.

In addition, the hood body may be shell-shaped, and the attachment on the vessel body is not limited to the fitting between a boss and a boss receiver.
Adhesion may also be used. Further, the printed stickers for the dishes may be selected as appropriate, such as those given to the user, those handwritten, color, or monochrome. Similarly, the food is not limited to printed stickers, and may be printed and displayed directly on the container body. Furthermore, the cooking toy is not necessarily an assortment of a plurality of dishes, but can also be applied to individual dishes.

As explained in detail above, the cooking toy according to the present invention has the food printed and displayed on the surface of the device covered with a transparent hood body.
First of all, since the food itself can be displayed by printing, it is possible to shape and color it extremely freely, and it is also easy to produce and eliminates the traditional coloring process, which makes it possible to reduce costs. Become. Furthermore, since the container and the food are integrated, it has a realistic and voluminous feel, and there is no fear that either one will be lost.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a cooking toy according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the cooking toy. Code A: Cooking toy, 1: Utensil body, 2: Cooking molded body, 3: Printed sticker, 4: Food body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claims for utility model registration] A cooking toy characterized by meeting the following requirements. (b) Printing and displaying a pattern resembling food on the surface of a plate-shaped container. (b) A transparent synthetic resin hood body having an uneven surface corresponding to the outer shape of the food is attached and fixed on the printed surface.