RU46638U1 - DISPOSABLE CAP FOR BREWING LIQUID - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of catering for the preparation of brewed drinks in everyday life, organizations and fast food items such as Fast-Food, offices and vending machines. The essence of the device is to use the bottom of the tank to secure the container with tea leaves on it. To achieve a technical result, disposable glasses made of waterproof materials and adapted for drinking hot drinks can be used as a disposable container.

Description

The utility model relates to the field of catering for the preparation of brewed drinks in everyday life, organizations and fast food items such as Fast-Food, offices and vending machines.

Currently, at least two elements are used to brew liquids. The first is the brewing tank, the second is the substance (brewing) in the shell or without it. Tea leaves are leaf tea, ground coffee, chopped fruits, herbs, and all kinds of seasonings.

For quick preparation of a drink in a disposable container, the most common method involves the use of a disposable container and tea leaves packed in a filter paper container (see US Patent No. 4,625,557 of 07/29/1986).

The known container is inconvenient during operation, since, after brewing, the infusion in the container must be removed from the container while in the drink, it interferes with its use.

The closest to the proposed utility model for the combination of essential features is a glass for receiving liquid food or drinks (see patent RU2157654, IPC 7 A 47 G 19/22, 1999). This glass has the following disadvantages:

- to prepare a drink, it is necessary to remove the container with the tea leaves from the packaging and place it in a container, which is an unnecessary transaction and takes time from the preparation of the drink;

- after brewing, the infusion in the container must be removed from the container, as being in the drink, it interferes with its use.

The technical result when using the utility model is to reduce the preparation time of the drink and increase the consumer properties of the glass by combining a single-use container and tea leaves, packed in a container of filter paper.

The specified technical result is achieved by the fact that in a disposable container for brewing liquid, the bottom is made with the possibility of securing a container with tea leaves on it.

In addition, the container is attached to the bottom with food glue;

the container is welded to the bottom; the container is connected to the bottom by rolling;

the container is made with a petal rolled into the bottom. The essence of the utility model is illustrated by drawings. Figure 1 shows a disposable container for brewing a liquid, a General view;

figure 2 is the same, view a in figure 1;

figure 3 shows a disposable container made of foam polymer materials;

figure 4 is the same, view B in figure 3;

figure 5 shows a disposable container with mechanical rolling of the container;

figure 6 is the same, view In figure 1;

in Fig.7 shows a remote element in Fig.5;

on Fig shows a container with a petal.

Disposable container for brewing liquid contains a disposable container 1, made of plastic or paper / cardboard with a waterproof coating, the bottom of which is made with the possibility of fixing on it a container 2 with tea leaves 3.

The container 2 with the tea leaves 3 is fixed to the bottom of the container 1, therefore, it is not necessary to first remove it from its own packaging and place it in the container. In the process of brewing and consuming the drink, the infuser 3, packed in filter paper, is constantly located at the bottom of the container 1 and does not require extraction during the consumption of the beverage.

To achieve a technical result, as a disposable container 1, all existing disposable glasses made of waterproof materials and adapted for drinking hot drinks can be used. These include:

- plastic glasses of any shape with or without handles

- paper cups, with a special waterproof coating, such as waxing or lamination with polyethylene, with or without handles

- glasses made of foamy polymeric materials such as expanded polystyrene, polyurethane foam, polyester foam, etc.

The tea leaves 3 should be packed in a container 2 of heat-sealable filter paper. The dimensions and shape of the container 2 must match the internal dimensions and shape of the bottom of the container 1.

There are three main ways of attaching the packed tea leaves 3 to the bottom of the tank 1:

- attachment using food glue that can withstand the temperature of the boiling liquid used for brewing;

- welding of a container of filter paper and a container by thermal means or by ultrasound (in this case, all of the above materials are suitable for the manufacture of containers with the exception of waxed paper);

- rolling the edges of the container 2 with the tea leaves 3 in the bottom of the glass in the production process of this glass. In this case, in the container 2, a petal 4 is provided, which serves to attach it to the tank 1, this petal 4 is made of the same material as the container 2 and is rolled between the wall and the bottom of the tank 1 during its production.

When using a disposable container for brewing a liquid, pour 1 hot liquid into the container, let it brew a little and the drink is ready to drink.

Claims (5)

1. Disposable container for brewing a liquid, characterized in that the bottom is made with the possibility of fixing on it a container with tea leaves. 2. The container according to claim 1, characterized in that the container is attached to the bottom with food glue. 3. The container according to claim 1, characterized in that the container is welded to the bottom. 4. The container according to claim 1, characterized in that the container is connected to the bottom by rolling. 5. The container according to claim 4, characterized in that the container is made with a petal rolled into the bottom.