KR20070089816A - Condiment dispenser for beverage container - Google Patents

Abstract

A container (10) for holding nuggets of food such as riuts (11) and doughnuts, which is used on a beverage can or cup (12) having an outside ridge or rim on a top end (19). The container comprising a cylinder (14), tray or box having a top, a bottom side, and a mount in the form a ridged skirt (18, 20), sleeve or circular groove (224) for engagably mounting the container on said beverage container with the bottom side proximal to the beverage container. The container has a cover (26) and/or lid (24) to close the top, and the bottom side can have a concentric opening (220) of a size to permit a drinking straw (31, 231) to pass through and enter an opening of the beverage container. A circular lid can have a depression for storing a CD or DVD and retained by a film extending over the lid.

Description

Spice Dispenser for Beverage Containers {CONDIMENT DISPENSER FOR BEVERAGE CONTAINER}

The present invention relates to a seasoning package and more particularly to a package for engaging a top of a beverage container.

Drinks and snacks have long been associated with each other. However, unique problems exist in distributing drinks and snacks, which are often consumed by consumers when they are engaged in activities such as walking, walking into the crowd, parties, sporting events, using the phone, driving, reading, social activities, parties, etc. It is.

Another scenario is that the eater is in a gathering of a large number of people, such as around a bar or pool. The problem with the "open dish" way of distributing snacks is that, in many people's minds, the habit of putting many hands into a common container can lead to the spread of bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants.

These snacks always cause thirst for common popular beverages such as, for example, cola, pepsi, doctor pepper, ghetto, or alcoholic beverages.

The beverage industry places these beverages in one of containers of various sizes spanning cans, cups, bottles and cartons.

The range of sizes available for containers is consistent with the market, including children, adults grown up, and everything in between. The working size of a drink container does not fit all consumers. Popular sizes of beverage containers range from 300 ml to 1 liter.

The market always embraces new ideas, such as a convenient way to eat snacks. The "snack" industry has long known that new and exciting packaging is driving market growth.

According to a first preferred aspect there is provided a container capable of holding and dispensing food, the beverage container having an external ridge on an upper end of the beverage container,

A cylinder having an upper end and a bottom opposing the upper end;

A mount for engaging the container on the beverage container having the bottom portion adjacent the beverage container and the upper portion away from the beverage container;

A bottom portion defining an area for holding the food and an interior of the cylinder.

The mount may comprise a skirt section of the cylinder extending away from the cylinder and the bottom; The skirt section has an internal ridge on the end of the skirt section; The inner ridges are dimensioned for engagement with the outer ridges.

The container may further comprise a bottom opening in the bottom; The bottom opening is smaller than food and large enough to insert a beverage straw through the opening; A removable patch is attached on the outer surface of the bottom portion above the opening; And a lid is tacky and removably attached to the upper flange of the cylinder and covers the upper end of the cylinder.

The container may further comprise a portion top having an edge coupled to the top portion of the cylinder and partially covering the top portion; The lid is adhered to the upper portion of the lid; The upper portion of the portion has an opening arranged to position a beverage straw through the opening in the upper portion of the portion and the opening in the bottom portion.

The container may further comprise a channel in the side cylinder extending from the top edge to the bottom edge and aligned with the opening in the top of the portion and the opening in the bottom.

The mount may further comprise a groove on the outside of the bottom shaped to engage the outer ridge of the beverage container.

The mount may include a cylinder sleeve having one end dimensioned to fit over the cylinder and the other end dimensioned to fit over the beverage container.

The bottom with the cylinder may be a cast part.

Partial lids may be dimensioned to press fit into the cylinder.

The container may further comprise a flange on the upper end of the cylinder; The flange has a hole for inserting a nail of a pegboard through each hole of the plurality of containers.

According to a second preferred aspect there is provided a dispenser containing a first product, the dispenser being adapted to be mounted on a container containing a second product, the dispenser

A base plate having an inner circular opening in contact with the rim and having an outer circular rim;

Include an inner truncated cone with a lid over the smallest rim of the inner truncated cone.

The inner truncated cone has a lid over the smallest rim of the inner truncated cone.

The container for containing the second product may be a bottle having a neck with a bottle opening, the inner circular opening inserting the neck portion through the inner circular opening into the truncated cone and placing a beverage straw in the lid. It is dimensioned to allow insertion into the bottle through the hole. The first product may be a donut with donut holes, wherein the smaller cone is dimensioned to fit through the donut holes.

The dispenser may further comprise an outer truncated cone having a smaller rim integrally formed with the outer circular rim of the base plate; The outer truncated cone extends from the base in the same direction as the inner truncated cone.

The outer cone can have an outer surface comprising a step, each step comprising a riser surface and a step surface, the riser surface being circular concentric with the centerline of the base plate. The tapered band and the step surface is a continuous band parallel to the centerline.

The dispenser may further comprise a lid having a skirt around the outer rim of the lid; The skirt is dimensioned to engage the largest rim of the outer truncated cone.

The lid may have a recess dimensioned to position one of the CD disk and the DVD disk in the recess.

The outer cone may have side openings; One of a paper and a plastic film is located inside the outer truncated cone and covers the side openings; The side opening has a size selected to allow a user's forefinger and thumb to close inside the side opening and to withdraw the second product from the outer truncated cone.

The second product may be a donut and the outer and inner truncated cones are dimensioned to place the donut inside the dispenser.

According to a third preferred aspect there is provided a container capable of holding and dispensing food, the container attached to a beverage container, the beverage container having a ridge forming a rim on a consultation portion of the beverage container, Courage is

A tray having a bottom portion defining a interior region for holding the bulky food and a continuous portion extending from the bottom portion;

An edge of the continuous portion defining an edge of the continuous portion away from the bottom portion;

The container on the beverage container having the bottom of the container on the beverage container having the bottom portion adjacent to the container on the beverage container having the bottom portion adjacent to the beverage container extending away from the container And a mount for mounting the bottom portion of the.

The mount includes a circular groove formed on the bottom of the tray that is shaped to coincide with the ridge of the rim of the beverage container so that the container is seperately fixed on the negative container.

The container may further comprise a bottom opening in the bottom; The bottom opening is positioned and sized to be selected to insert a beverage straw through the opening into the beverage container separately fixed to the bottom panel.

The container may further comprise a lid having a boundary edge shaped to coincide with the rim of the continuous lid such that the lid is separately attached to the rim of the continuous side.

The container may further comprise a lid having a boundary edge shaped to coincide with the rim of the continuous portion, wherein the straight section of the edge of the lid is integrally coupled to the straight section of the rim of the continuous portion so that the lid is formed. The rim covers the container when in the 1 position, the lid is parallel to the container when the lid is in the second position, and the lid allows the user to place a sauce over the lid.

The lid may have a flange on its edge adjacent the straight section of the lid positioned to abut the extension when the lid is in the second position, such that the lid may be in the second position. When the support is provided.

The lid may have at least one recess, each of the at least one recess being sized to position a source within the recess.

According to a fourth preferred aspect there is provided a container which holds food and can be attached to a beverage container having a ridge on top of the beverage container, the container

A box having a bottom defining an interior area dimensioned to hold food and a continuation extending from an edge of the bottom;

An edge of the continuous portion remote from the bottom portion;

A circular groove shaped on the top rim of the beverage container to coincide with the ridge so that the container is formed on the bottom portion to which the container is fixed separately from the bottom portion;

A bottom opening in said bottom positioned and sized to be selected for insertion of a beverage straw through said opening into said beverage container which is seperately fixed to said bottom panel;

And a lid having a boundary edge shaped to coincide with the rim of the continuous portion, wherein the continuous portion is integrally coupled to a compartment of the side boundary edge of the lid.

The lid has at least one recess and each of the at least one recess is sized to position a source in the recess.

According to a fifth preferred aspect there is provided a container which holds food and can be attached to a beverage container having a ridge on an upper end of the beverage container, the container being

A box having a bottom defining an interior area dimensioned to hold the food and a continuation extending from the bottom;

An edge of the continuous portion away from the bottom portion;

A circular groove shaped on the top rim of the beverage container to coincide with the ridge so that the container is formed on the bottom portion to which the container is seperately fixed;

A bottom opening in said bottom positioned and sized to be selected for insertion of a beverage straw through said opening into said beverage container secured separately to said bottom panel and opening.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS To fully understand the present invention and obtain practical effects, it will now be described by way of non-limiting manner, which is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the detailed description of which is described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is an assembly view of a first embodiment positioned to attach to a can;

2A is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 1;

FIG. 2B shows a beverage straw similar to FIG. 2A but located inside the can; FIG.

3A, 3B, 3C are a first embodiment coupled to a cup / can that is joined by a sleeve;

4 shows a first embodiment with a grooved bottom for engaging a cup / can;

5 is a sectional view showing an embodiment inserted into a cup filled with a beverage;

FIG. 6 is a variation of FIG. 2 showing the yarn attached to the upper edge of the embodiment; FIG.

7 shows an embodiment mounted on a retail nail;

8 is an exploded perspective view of the second embodiment;

9 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 8;

10 is an assembly view of FIG. 8;

11 is an enlarged partial cross-sectional view of FIG. 10;

12 is an enlarged partial cross-sectional view of FIG. 10;

13 is an assembly view corresponding to FIG. 12;

14 is an enlarged view of the central portion of FIG. 13;

15 is two perspective views of another embodiment;

16 is a perspective view of a second embodiment with donuts;

17 is an assembly view of the third embodiment positioned for attaching to the can;

18A is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 17;

18B is similar to FIG. 18A but also shown with a beverage straw located inside the can;

19 shows a straw inserted through a groove in the side of the third embodiment;

20A shows recesses in the lid for holding the source;

20B shows the lid of FIG. 20A open to hold the source;

21 shows a beverage straw extending through the side of the third embodiment; And

FIG. 22 illustrates a variation of FIG. 21.

1-5 illustrate aspects of the present invention that are containers 10 for nuts 11 shaped for mounting on top 19 of a standard beverage cup or can 12.

The standard beverage can / cup 12 currently on the market has an outer ridge 19 around the upper edge of the cup / can 12.

In each form, the container 10 includes an integrally formed (cast) cylinder 14 and many have a partial lid 24 extending over about two thirds of the container 10 opening.

1 shows one form of a container in which the bottom 16 (hidden) lies from the lower edge 18 of the cylinder 14 so that the short skirt 20 includes the lower edge 18.

2A is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 1.

FIG. 2B shows the beverage straw 31 which is the same as FIG. 2A but extends down into the beverage 40 through the cylinder 14.

The lower edge 18 of the skirt 20 has an inner lid 21 dimensioned such that the lid 21 "snaps" onto the ridge 19 around the upper edge of the cup / can 12. .

3A is an exploded view of another form for mounting the container 10 on the can 12 in which the means for mounting the container 10 on the can / cup 12 is a sleeve 45.

FIG. 3B is an assembly view showing the container 10 inserted into one end of the sleeve 45 and the can 12 inserted into the opposite end of the sleeve 45.

FIG. 3C is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 3B showing the nuts 11 in the container 10 and the beverage straw 31 extending into the beverage 40 through the container 10.

4 shows the container 10 on the can 12 with the bottom 16 with the molded groove 44 coinciding with the ridge 19 on the top edge of the can 12. It is a side view of a 3rd form for mounting.

5 is a cross-sectional view of a fourth form in which the container 10 is supported into the can / cup 12 by a flange 13 extending outward from the upper edge of the container 10.

In each form of FIGS. 1-5, but in the form where the most preferred advantages are shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the cast cylinder 14 has a partial lid 24 extending over the open upper portion of the cylinder 14. Have The partial lid 24 allows for better control when flowing nuts from the container 10.

In other embodiments of each form, there is no partial lid 24.

In each form but in the form where the most preferred advantages are shown in FIGS. It extends beyond the upper opening of (14). This feature ensures that the nut is fully sealed before the nut is sold.

To access the nut 11, the lid 26 is peeled off from the partial lid 24 by holding the tab 29 attached to this compartment of the lid and peeling the lid 26 back.

6 is a perspective view showing the cylinder 14 with the flange 13 covered by the lid 26. The side of the cylinder 14 has a channel 30 extending from the top edge to the bottom edge of the cylinder 14.

When the container of FIG. 6 is mounted on the can / cup 12 as shown in FIGS. 3C, 4, and 5, the channel 30 is along the channel 30 through the aperture 32, and A guide for positioning the beverage straw 31 through the opening 23 in the can 12 into the beverage 40 stored inside the can 12 is provided.

As shown in FIG. 7, the aperture 32 in the container 10 also provides an opening for displaying a number of containers 10 on the pegs 36 for commercial display.

In use, the user selects a container of preferred seasoning 10 from the nail 36 and places the container on top of an open beverage can or cup. The user then removes the lid 26 and inserts the straw 31 through the channel 30 and the opening 23 so that the lower end of the straw extends into the beverage 40 in the can 12.

Being able to remove the cover (with the partial lid attached to the container) and pour the spice directly into the mouth tears off the cellophone bag and opens the nuts directly from the bag to the mouth because some nuts are always stacked on the bottom of the bag. This is a more reliable way to share the spice that you want to empty (usually peanuts) than this method.

This configuration provides some practical points for public use.

One convenience is that beverages and / or seasonings can be dispensed while holding the container / can with one hand.

Another convenience is that the seasonings can be packaged (and sold) separately from the beverage so that the consumer can choose one of a number of seasonings.

In the context of the present invention, the term "spice" is a food comprising nuts, peppermint, chocolate and the like. They are divided into "pea-size" chunks, as is well known to the public.

By following this disclosure, the nuts and beverages are fully protected from contamination until the consumer tries to consume the spices and beverages.

8 is a perspective view illustrating a second form of the container. The container 210 is a dish comprising an outer truncated cone 12 with a small end integrally coupled to the base 24.

9 is a cross sectional view showing a conical section configured as steps 24A, B and C. FIG.

The outer cone has an outer surface comprising steps.

Each step includes a riser surface 217 and a step surface 219. The riser surface is a circular, continuous flat band concentric with the underlying centerline. The step surface 19 is a continuous band parallel to the center line.

The smaller inner flipped cone 218 is integrally coupled to the base 214 to the concentric opening 220 in the base 214. The inner cone 218 has an opening 220 in its tip.

10 is a cross-sectional view of dispenser 210 mounted on a container 222 of beverage. Step 216 of dispenser 210 is dimensioned such that dispenser 210 is supported by step 216B on the rim of container 222.

The diameter of each step is chosen to fit the dispenser 210 onto the rim of a beverage cup having a standard size.

The riser surface 217 of each step 216 is tapered to conveniently fit the dispenser 10 into the beverage container.

Standard drink cups are 16 oz, 22 oz, 32 oz, 44 oz, 64 oz, 300 ml, 440 ml, 500 ml, 1 l and imperial pint size.

10 shows a base having concentric grooves 224. The dispenser 10 is positioned for mounting onto the rim 226 of the can 228 of beverage. The groove 224 is dimensioned such that the press can fit the rim 226 if the can 228 is into the groove 224 as shown in FIG. 11.

As shown in FIG. 11, the size of the small cone 218 is selected to allow mounting of the standard beverage bottle 230 into the cone 218.

In summary, dispenser 210 is dimensioned to fit dispenser 210 onto a beverage cup having one of five sizes of beverage cans or beverage bottles.

In use, as shown in FIG. 12, spices 233, such as nuts, chips, crackers or packaged ice cream, are stored in dispenser 210. The dispenser 210 is mounted on a beverage container. The beverage straw 231 is inserted into the beverage container through the small conical opening 220.

This allows the user to hold the combined beverage container and dispenser 210 in one hand, drink through the straw 231 with the other hand, or eat food 233 out of the dispenser 210. This is very convenient for those who do not sit at the table.

FIG. 10 shows a circular lid 232 with a shoulder 234 dimensioned to squeeze the lid 232 onto the rim of the dispenser 210. Circular lid 232 has a recess 236 dimensioned to store a CD / VCD / DVD disc into recess 236.

 The CD disk 238 extends over the lid and is retained in the recess by a film 240 fixed to the rim of the disk 238.

Having a CD disk 238 along with the dispenser 10 serves as an additional attraction in selling the dispenser 210 containing the seasoning, especially to younger consumers in the consumer market.

16 illustrates another form in which dispenser 210 is suitable for dispensing donut 244. Donut 244 is located in the dispenser with a small cone extending through the central hole of the donut. The dispenser 10 has a side opening 242 that removes the lid 232, holds the donut 244 between the forefinger and thumb, and removes the donut by lifting the donut 244 out of the dispenser. In this form, the small sheet 246 of film paper covers the side opening 242.

This structure allows the user to remove the lid 232 and hold the donut with the sheet 246 between his forefinger and thumb while lifting the donut 244 out of the dispenser 210.

In the form of FIG. 12, a preferred container for dispensing a beverage is a standard known styrofoam cup. This allows the donuts to be placed in a dispenser 210 mounted on a cup 216 of hot coffee. (Styrofoam is effective for insulation.)

13 shows another form for dispensing a donut with a bottle of beverage in which dispenser 211 is simply the base with a small cone in the center. The bottle may be mounted onto the small cone 218 as described above.

Dispensers are described for packaging products onto containers of other products in which the containers can be used in various sizes and shapes. This principle can be applied to combinations of condiments such as soaps and soap emulsifiers and products other than beverages.

For example, the dispenser 10 can be made from various materials such as polyethylene, polystyrene, and the like.

FIG. 17 illustrates a container 310 for a hot dog shaped for mounting on top of a standard beverage cup or can 314.

The container generally includes an elongated box 316 having continuous sides extending from the rectangular bottom 320.

The dimensions of the box 16 are selected to be able to store the hot dog and small bun 312 inside the box 316.

The lid is shown positioned to place on the opening of the box 316. The edge 328 of the lid 316 is shaped to coincide with the edge of the box 316 such that the lid “snaps” onto the box 316.

The box 16 is placed on a standard cup / can 322.

The standard cup / can has an outer ridge 224 around the upper edge of the cup / can 322.

18A is a cross-sectional view of the box 316 showing the ridges on the bottom 320 of the container for mounting (“biting”) the box 316 onto the top end of the beverage can 322.

18B shows the bottom 320 of the box 316 showing the ridge 330 engaging the rim 324.

The bottom of the box 316 also has an opening 332 so that when the can is opened, the straw can be inserted through the opening in the can 322.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 19, the side of the box has an indentation 323 to insert the beverage straw 66 into the opening in the can 322.

17 and 18A are perspective views of a lid positioned for mounting onto a box 316 for placing a hot dog inside a closed container 310.

20A and 20B show that one edge 338 of the lid 326 is coupled to the edge of one side of the tray 316. The hot dog is stored or transported in the container 310 when the lid 326 is closed.

In use, the lid is folded (rotated) away from the box 316 as shown in FIG. 20B.

Flange 342, partially cut out of lid 26, is folded (along dashed line 44) to secure lid 326 in the open position.

20 shows compartments 346 (concave) formed in lid 326. Each source can be placed in its own compartment. The diner dispenses the sauce into compartments to begin eating. All along he will dip the end of his hot dog into the sauce.

Initially, the packets of the source will be placed inside the closed tray with the hot dog. Packaging of capps and mustards in bags is well known in the packaging art.

This structure provides some convenience of mass consumption.

One convenience is that beverages and / or hot dogs can be dispensed simultaneously with one hand squeezing the container.

In the context of the present specification, the term "source" is a semi-liquid appetizer that generally applies to hot dogs (well known to the public, cappants, mustards and seasonings).

Modifications and variations of the present invention can be considered by reading the specification and studying the drawings within the scope of the present invention.

For example, FIG. 21 shows a beverage straw with a lower end (not shown) inserted into the can and the upper end extending through an opening in the side of the container.

By the disclosure of the present invention, hot dogs and beverages are fully protected from contaminants until the consumer tries to consume them.

22 shows a variant in which the cup 422 with the inserted tray 416 has holes 432 in the sides. The straw 466 can be inserted through the hole 432 under the tray 416. When not in use, the holes 432 may be covered by a chad, tear cover, tape, or the like. Tray 416 may be used to grab snacks and, at a height halfway between its top and bottom with respect to cup 422, due to the taper of cup 422, it is interference fit within cup 422.

In the context of this specification, the term bulk foodstuffs refers to foods that are not liquid and that can be picked up by the user with a finger and can be picked up. Such bulky foodstuffs in particular mean hot dogs having an elongated shape, which means that the user grabs a portion of the food by holding the food with one hand.

In view of these modifications, it is therefore required to define the scope of the invention by the accompanying drawings.

Although preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above, those skilled in the art will understand that variations and modifications in the details of design and structure may be made without departing from the invention.

Included in this specification.

Claims (28)

The beverage container has an external ridge on an upper end of the beverage container, The container A cylinder having an upper end and a bottom opposing the upper end; And A mount for engaging the container on the beverage container, the mount having the bottom portion adjacent to the beverage container and the top portion away from the beverage container, A bottom portion and an interior of the cylinder to hold and dispense food that defines an area for holding the food. The method of claim 1, The mount includes a skirt section of the cylinder extending away from the cylinder and the bottom, wherein the skirt section has an internal ridge on an end of the skirt compartment, the internal ridge fits with the external ridge. A container for holding and dispensing food, characterized in being dimensioned to engage. The method according to claim 1 or 2, A bottom opening in the bottom portion; A removable patch adhered on an outer surface of the bottom over the opening; And And a lid adhered to and removably attached to the upper flange of the cylinder and covering the upper end of the cylinder, Wherein the bottom opening is small enough to hold and dispense food that is small in size and that is large enough to insert a beverage straw through the opening. The method of claim 3, wherein And a portion upper portion partially covering the upper portion with an edge coupled to the upper portion of the cylinder, Wherein the lid is adhesively attached to the top of the portion, wherein the top of the portion enables holding and dispensing food having an opening arranged to position a beverage straw through the opening in the top of the portion and the bottom. The method of claim 4, wherein And a channel in a side cylinder extending from said top edge to said bottom edge and aligned with said opening in said top portion and said opening in said bottom portion. The method of claim 2, And the mount includes a groove on the outside of the bottom portion that is shaped to engage the outer ridge of the beverage container. The method of claim 2, And the mount includes a cylinder sleeve having one end dimensioned to fit over the cylinder and the other end dimensioned to fit over the beverage container. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 7, And the bottom portion together with the cylinder is a molded part for holding and dispensing food. The method of claim 4, wherein Wherein said portion lid is dimensioned to press fit into said cylinder. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 9, A flange on the upper end of the cylinder, Wherein the flange enables holding and dispensing of food having a hole for inserting a nail of a pegboard through each hole of a plurality of the containers. A dispenser for containing a first product, The dispenser is selected for mounting on a container for receiving a second product, The dispenser A base plate having an outer circular rim; An inner truncated cone having a cover over the smallest rim of the inner truncated cone, The base plate has an inner circular opening concentric with the rim, the inner truncated cone having a lid over the smallest rim of the inner truncated cone. The method of claim 11, The container for receiving a second product is a bottle having a neck with a bottle opening, the inner circular opening inserting the neck through the inner circular opening into the inner truncated cone and inserting a drinking straw into the opening in the lid. A dispenser dimensioned for insertion into the bottle through. The method of claim 12, The first product is a donut with a donut hole, wherein the smaller cone is dimensioned to fit through the donut hole. The method of claim 11, And the dispenser further comprises an outer truncated cone having a smallest rim integrally formed with the outer circular rim of the base plate, the outer truncated cone extending from the base in the same direction as the inner truncated cone. The method of claim 14, The outer cone has an outer surface comprising steps, each step comprising a riser surface and a step surface, wherein the riser surface is a circular continuous tapered band concentric with the centerline of the base plate and the step surface Is a continuous band parallel to the centerline. The method of claim 15, Further comprising a lid having a skirt around the outer rim of the lid, And the skirt is dimensioned to engage the largest rim of the outer truncated cone. The method of claim 16, And the lid has a recess dimensioned to position one of the CD disk and the DVD disk in the recess. The method of claim 16, The outer truncated cone has a side opening, a sheet of paper and plastic film is located inside the outer truncated cone and covers the side opening, wherein the forefinger and thumb of the user touch the inside of the side opening And a size selected to withdraw the second product from within the truncated cone. The method of claim 18, The second product is a donut and the outer and inner truncated cones are dimensioned to place the donut inside the dispenser. A container for holding and dispensing foods, The container may be attached to a beverage container, The container A tray having a bottom portion and a continuous portion extending from an edge of the bottom portion; An edge of the continuous portion defining an edge of the continuous portion away from the bottom portion; And The bottom portion of the container on the beverage container with the bottom portion of the container on the beverage container with the bottom portion adjacent to the container on the beverage container with the bottom portion adjacent to the beverage extending away from the container; Including a mount for mounting, Wherein the bottom and continuous portions define and hold an interior region for holding the bulky foodstuff. The method of claim 20, The mount includes a circular groove formed on the bottom of the tray that is shaped to coincide with the ridge of the rim of the beverage container so that the container is seperately fixed on the beverage container for holding and dispensing foodstuffs. Vessel. The method of claim 20, Further comprising a bottom opening in the bottom portion, the bottom opening holding and dispensing a foodstuff positioned and sized to insert a beverage straw through the opening into the beverage container securely separable to the bottom panel. For courage. The method of claim 21, And a lid having a boundary edge shaped to coincide with the rim of the continuous portion, wherein the lid is detachably attached to the rim of the continuous portion. The method of claim 21, And a lid having a boundary edge shaped to coincide with the rim of the continuous portion, wherein the straight section of the edge of the lid is integrally coupled to the straight section of the rim of the continuous portion such that the rim includes the first lid. Covering the container when in position, the lid parallel to the container when the lid is in the second position, the lid holding and dispensing foodstuff that allows the user to place a sauce on the lid For courage. The method of claim 24, The lid has a flange on an edge adjacent to the straight section of the lid positioned to be adjacent to the extending side when the lid is in the second position, such that the lid is in the second position when the lid is in the second position. A container for holding and dispensing foodstuffs, wherein a support is provided. The method of claim 25, Wherein said lid has at least one recess, each of said at least one recess being sized to position a source within said recess. A container for holding foodstuffs and attaching to a beverage container having a ridge on top of the beverage container, The container A box having a bottom portion and a continuous portion extending from an edge of the bottom portion; An edge of the continuous portion remote from the bottom portion; A circular groove formed on a bottom portion formed to coincide with the ridge on the upper rim of the beverage container, the container being secured to be separable from the bottom portion; A bottom opening in the bottom positioned and sized to insert a beverage straw into the beverage container securely detachable through the opening to the bottom panel; And A lid having a border edge shaped to coincide with the rim of the continuous portion, The bottom panel and the continuous portion define an interior region dimensioned to hold the foodstuff, the segment of the continuous portion being integrally coupled to the section of the side boundary edge of the lid, the lid each having at least one recess A container having at least one recess sized to position the source within the recess. A container for holding foods and attaching to a beverage container having a ridge on an upper end of the beverage container, The container A box having a bottom portion and a continuous portion extending from an edge of the bottom portion; An edge of the continuous portion remote from the bottom; A circular groove formed on the bottom portion which is formed to coincide with the ridge on the upper rim of the beverage container so that the container is separably fixed to the bottom portion; And A bottom opening in the bottom portion positioned and sized to be selected for insertion into a beverage container, the beverage straw being separably fixed to the bottom panel and the opening through the opening; Wherein the bottom panel and the continuous portion define an interior region dimensioned to hold the foodstuff.

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