TWM486629U - Food and package assembly - Google Patents

Description

Food and packaging group

This creation is related to food packaging and, more specifically, to a food and packaging group.

Traditionally, in order to enhance the aesthetic effect of foods (such as candy, biscuits, cakes, etc.), bright colors and patterns can be printed directly on the surface of the food with food coloring to gain the attention of consumers and enhance the market. Competitiveness.

However, consumers have recently paid more attention to the safety of food. Although food coloring is legally used, food coloring is not natural health after all. Therefore, consumers currently prefer foods that do not use pigments.

However, if the food does not use pigments, the food will appear visually unremarkable, making it difficult to attract attention in the market. Therefore, food manufacturers can only print on the packaging used to package foods to enhance the attention of the pattern to obtain the attention of consumers, but this will not only increase the amount of printing coatings, but also lead to an increase in manufacturing costs. The price needs to be increased, which in turn makes the market less competitive. Moreover, printing only on the packaging does not give consumers a new feeling. Consumers often lose their willingness to buy again after purchasing one.

In view of this, in order to improve the prior art, conventional foods and packaging have problems in increasing the amount of printing coatings, increasing manufacturing costs, unhealthy food coloring, lack of novelty feelings, and poor market competition; thus, the creation provides a food and a packaging group comprising: a package made of a transparent material, having a housing space therein, the package having a semi-finished pattern printed on at least one side thereof; and a food product having a contour shape and being placed in the package Within the containment space; the contour of the food overlaps with the semi-finished pattern of the package and is co-constructed into a complete pattern.

In the above food and packaging group, the semi-finished product pattern on the package is the facial features of the animal, the outline of the food is the face of the animal, and the overlapping is co-constructed as the head of the animal.

In the food and packaging group described above, the semi-finished product on the package is a facial feature of a panda, the outline of the food is a panda's face, and the overlapping is a panda's head.

The above food and packaging group, wherein the food is any one of a candy, a biscuit or a pastry.

The above food and packaging group, wherein the food is marshmallow.

The food and packaging group described above, wherein the periphery of the package is closed to prevent contamination of the food.

The above food and packaging group, wherein at least one side of the package has a serrated tear portion to facilitate tearing the package.

The food and packaging group described above, wherein the food has a partial pattern, and the contour and partial pattern of the food overlap with the semi-finished pattern on the package. To construct a different complete pattern.

This creation only needs to print a semi-finished pattern on the package, which can be combined with the food to form a complete pattern. Therefore, this creation not only reduces the amount of printing paint, but also reduces the manufacturing cost and reduces the degree of contamination of the food by the printing paint. This creation does not require printing on food, so the amount of food coloring can be greatly reduced to improve food safety. Since the semi-finished product on the package overlaps with the contour of the food to form a complete pattern, when the food is taken out of the package, the semi-finished pattern on the package no longer overlaps with the outline of the food, but is formed into a different pattern, thereby providing The novelty of perception is to enhance the competitiveness of this creation in the market.

100‧‧‧Food and Packaging Group

10‧‧‧Package

11‧‧‧Containing space

12‧‧‧Semi-finished pattern

13‧‧‧Tear Department

20‧‧‧Food

30‧‧‧Complete pattern

Figure 1 is a perspective exploded view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a perspective assembled view of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1.

Figure 3 is a front elevational view of the embodiment shown in Figure 1.

In order for your review board to have a better understanding of the features and characteristics of this creation, the following preferred examples are listed below with the following description:

Please refer to FIGS. 1~3, which is a food and packaging group 100 provided by a preferred embodiment of the present invention, which comprises a package 10 and a food product 20, wherein:

Please refer to Figures 1~3. The package 10 is made of transparent material. Typical plastic materials commonly used in the food industry are internally filled. The space 11 is printed on at least one side of the package 10 with a semi-finished pattern 12, which in this embodiment is a facial feature of a panda (which may include eyes, nose, mouth and ears or eyebrows). The transparent material in this embodiment includes a translucent material.

Referring to Figures 1 to 3, the food product 20 has a contour shape, which may be a candy, a biscuit, a pastry, etc., and in the present embodiment, the food product 20 is marshmallow. The food product 20 is placed in the housing space 11 of the package 10, and the periphery of the package 10 is closed.

Therefore, the above is a description of the components of the food and packaging group 100 and the assembly method thereof provided by a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and then the characteristics of the use thereof are as follows:

When the food product 20 is packaged in the containing space 11 of the package 10, the outline of the food product 20 overlaps with the semi-finished product pattern 12 on the package 10 to form a complete pattern 30 (as shown in Figures 2 and 3). ). In this embodiment, the contour of the food product 20 constitutes the head contour and the face shape of the panda, and the semi-finished product pattern 12 constitutes the facial features of the panda, so that the semi-finished product pattern 12 overlaps with the food product 20 to form a complete panda head. unit.

Therefore, since the present invention only needs to print the semi-finished pattern 12 on the package 10, it can overlap with the food 20 to form a complete pattern. Therefore, this creation not only reduces the amount of printing paint, but also reduces the manufacturing cost and reduces the degree of contamination of the food 20 by the printing paint.

Furthermore, since the creation can use the original color of the food, for example The white color of the marshmallow in the embodiment does not need to be printed on the food, so the amount of the food coloring can be greatly reduced to improve the safety of the food.

In addition, since the semi-finished product pattern 12 on the package 10 overlaps with the contour of the food product 20 to form a complete pattern, when the food product 20 is packaged in the package 10, it is viewed from the outside as a complete pattern, but the food product 20 is taken from the package 10. After being taken out, the semi-finished product pattern 12 on the package 10 is no longer overlapped with the outline of the food product 20, but is formed into a different pattern, thereby providing a novel feeling of perception, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of the present creation in the market.

In addition, in the above embodiment, the package 10 of the present invention can be formed as a serrated tear portion 13 on either side so that the user can easily tear the package through the tear portion 13. 10 people.

Of course, in the above embodiment, the food product 20 is superposed on the package 10 as a complete pattern by overlapping the semi-finished pattern 12 on the package 10 by its outline as a background pattern. However, in fact, a partial pattern may be printed on the food product 20 by using a food encapsulation, and the contour and partial pattern of the food product 20 may be overlapped with the semi-finished product pattern 12 on the package 10, and different patterns may be constructed to Improve the variability of the pattern.

The above description is only for the preferred embodiment provided by the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of implementation of the present invention. All of the relevant artisans in the art are equally varied according to the present creation, and should belong to the present invention. The scope of coverage.

100‧‧‧Food and Packaging Group

10‧‧‧Package

11‧‧‧Containing space

12‧‧‧Semi-finished pattern

13‧‧‧Tear Department

20‧‧‧Food

30‧‧‧Complete pattern

Claims (8)

A food and packaging group comprising: a package made of a transparent material, having a housing space therein, the package having a semi-finished pattern printed on at least one side thereof; and a food product having a contour shape and being placed The packaging contains a contour; the outline of the food overlaps with the semi-finished pattern of the package, and is co-constructed into a complete pattern. The food and packaging group according to claim 1, wherein the semi-finished product on the package is a facial features of the animal, and the outline of the food is an animal's face. The food and packaging group according to claim 1, wherein the semi-finished product on the package is a facial feature of a panda, and the outline of the food is a face of a panda. The food and packaging group according to claim 1, wherein the food is any one of a candy, a biscuit or a pastry. The food and packaging group according to claim 1, wherein the food is marshmallow. The food and packaging group according to claim 1, wherein the periphery of the package is closed. The food and packaging group according to claim 1, wherein at least one side of the package has a serrated tear portion. The food and packaging group according to claim 1, wherein the food has a partial pattern, and the contour, the partial pattern of the food and the semi-finished pattern on the package are overlapped to form a complete pattern.