TWM493942U - Hand rice grabbing tableware - Google Patents

Description

Hand-carrying tableware

This creation belongs to the field of hand-held rice tableware, and more specifically refers to the use of chopsticks, spoons, forks or table knives on fingers.

People eat food for the day, three meals a day is one of the most important things for everyone. By diet, the calories needed for human activities, and now the diet has developed into a culture, different people because of religion, climate, Soil and water, agricultural and livestock products have different dietary characteristics and habits, for example: Chinese people eat with chopsticks, Westerners use knives and forks, while Indians use their hands to eat rice, which are different, however, traditional hand-picked after all Not hygienic, especially when there are guests visiting, if it is required to enter the country, it seems difficult for the guests. Therefore, how to maintain the eating habits of hand-picked rice, while at the same time meeting the hygiene and not causing the trouble of visitors, and even being at home, is the main subject of this case.

This creation is to provide a hand-picked tableware that meets the tradition of hand-picked meals and takes care of the health.

In order to achieve the above objectives, the technical means adopted in this creation are as follows: the hand-held rice tableware of the creation includes a finger sleeve and a tool head. The finger sleeve has a concave groove on one side, and the concave groove is disposed on the finger; and the tool head is disposed on the other side of the finger sleeve. When eating, the finger of the tableware is sleeved on the finger, and the finger is used. The grasping action of the finger is taken by the tool head.

The above-mentioned hand-carrying tableware, wherein the tool head is a rod-shaped body.

The above-mentioned hand-picked tableware, wherein the tool head is a plate body.

The above-mentioned hand-picked tableware, wherein the tool head is a spoon-shaped body.

The above-mentioned hand-picked tableware, wherein the tool head is a fork-shaped body.

The above-mentioned hand-picked tableware, wherein the tool head is a knife-shaped body.

The above-mentioned hand-carrying tableware, wherein the finger cuff is a cylinder.

This creation mainly uses finger cots to put in the fingers, use the hand grabbing action and use the tool head to feed or process the food. Therefore, the traditional Indians' habit of hand-picking is preserved and the sanitary conditions are met.

100‧‧‧Hands

10‧‧‧ finger sets

20‧‧‧Tool head

11‧‧‧ recessed slot

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the first embodiment of the present hand-held rice table.

Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of Fig. 1.

Fig. 3 is a schematic view showing the operation of the first embodiment.

Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a second embodiment of the present hand-held rice table.

Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a third embodiment of the present hand-held rice table.

Fig. 6 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a fourth embodiment of the present hand-held rice table.

Fig. 7 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a fifth embodiment of the present hand-held rice table.

In order to enable your review committee to have a better understanding of the features and characteristics of this creation, the following preferred embodiments are illustrated with the following diagrams: Please refer to Figures 1~2 for the creation of hand-made rice tableware 100. A preferred embodiment includes a finger sleeve 10 and a tool head 20.

The finger sleeve 10 in the embodiment has a cylindrical shape, and has a concave groove 11 on one side, and is disposed on the finger by the concave groove 11. The finger sleeve 10 and the concave groove 11 can be provided in different sizes and sizes. select.

In the embodiment, the head of the tool head 20 is a rod-shaped body, and the tool head 20 is disposed on the other side of the finger sleeve 10 to provide a chopstick-like function in the tableware, and is clamped by the tool head 20 of the rod-shaped body. The meal is taken, and in the third figure, the operation diagram of the embodiment of the present hand-held rice table 100 is applied to the thumb, the index finger and the middle finger. By using the grasping action of the above three fingers, the food can be easily taken up and eaten, and the operation method is the same as the traditional method of pilling, so it is very suitable for the traditional hand-feeding person.

In addition, FIG. 4 shows an external view of the hand-picked tableware 100 of another embodiment. The difference between this embodiment and the embodiment of Fig. 3 is that the tool head 20 of the rod body has a smaller outer diameter, and the other portions are not different, and the same portions will not be described again.

As for the embodiment shown in Figures 5-7, the greatest difference from the previous embodiment is that the tool head 20 has a different shape or function. For example, the tool head 20 of Figure 5 is in the form of a flat plate, similarly to a rod-like body. Tool head 20 has a grip The function of the tool can also be used as a scraping function; and the tool head 20 of Fig. 6 is a spoon-shaped body, which can be used as a spoon soup; and the tool head 20 of Fig. 7 is a fork-shaped body, which can be used as The use of the fork; the function of the finger sleeve is the same as the foregoing embodiment, and will not be repeated. Of course, in addition to the various tool heads 20 described above, other functional tool heads 20 are also available, such as a tool head 20 (not shown).

Since the hand-held rice table 100 of the present invention has a traditional hand-picked manner and is hygienic, it is suitable for general public use.

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‧‧‧Hands

10‧‧‧ finger sets

20‧‧‧Tool head

Claims (7)

A hand-carrying tableware comprising: a finger sleeve having a concave groove on one side; and a tool head disposed on the other side of the finger sleeve. According to the hand-picked tableware of claim 1, wherein the tool head is a rod-shaped body. According to the hand-picked tableware of claim 1, wherein the tool head is a plate body. According to the hand-picked tableware of claim 1, wherein the tool head is a spoon. The hand-picked tableware according to claim 1, wherein the tool head is a fork. According to the hand-picked tableware of claim 1, wherein the tool head is a knife-shaped body. The hand-held rice tableware according to claim 1, wherein the finger sleeve is a cylinder.