TWM647281U - Cake box structure that can store tableware - Google Patents

Abstract

A cake box structure capable of storing tableware mainly includes a cover body and a bottom box. Among them, the bottom edge of the cover is provided with a retaining portion, and the periphery of the bottom box is provided with a wall of appropriate height. The wall and the retaining portion of the cover are engaged with each other to form a supply. A space to hold the cake. The bottom box has a positioning rib extending inward from the wall, and is provided with at least two protrusions arranged at appropriate intervals adjacent to the wall, so that a receiving area of appropriate width is formed between the protrusions and the wall. Cutlery such as cutlery can be clamped in the accommodating area, and one end of the cutlery is held against the positioning rib to form a positioning, so that the cake box can accommodate cutlery and other cutlery, thereby making it more convenient to eat the cake.

Description

Cake box structure that can store tableware

This invention relates to a cake box structure that can store tableware, especially a type of cake box structure that can store cutlery and other tableware to prevent the tableware from falling when being carried, and to prevent the tableware from being contaminated by external bacteria, thereby making the cake easier to eat. Cake box structure for convenience.

Press; In addition to the round or square boxes that can hold the entire cake, the general cake box also has a smaller box designed for a single piece of cake. These boxes are usually set into rectangular shapes according to the shape of the cake after cutting it. or triangle. However, the structure of the conventional cake box is simply designed for the storage and packaging of cakes. Therefore, when consumers purchase, the store will place cutlery and other tableware on the side of the cake or directly put it into the package. bag. In this way, it often happens that the store forgets to include eating utensils with the item, or the consumer loses the cake on the way home, causing the consumer to find suitable utensils when eating, causing inconvenience to the consumer. . Moreover, if this situation causes great trouble when going out, outings, or picnics, and thus affects the sales performance of the products, it is actually a shortcoming that the cake industry must improve.

In view of this, after continuous research and experiments, the applicant came up with the idea of designing a cake box structure that can store cutlery, so that the cake box can store cutlery and other eating utensils, thereby making eating the cake more convenient.

The main purpose of this invention is to provide a cake box structure that can store tableware, so that the cake box can not only accommodate cakes, but also can store cutlery and other tableware to prevent the tableware from falling when carried, and to achieve fixation and It protects the function of the tableware and prevents the tableware from being contaminated by external bacteria, making it more convenient to eat cakes and thereby increasing the value of the product.

The aforementioned cake box structure that can accommodate tableware includes a cover body and a bottom box. Among them, the bottom edge of the cover is provided with a retaining portion, and the periphery of the bottom box is provided with a wall of appropriate height. The wall and the retaining portion of the cover are engaged with each other to form a supply. A space to hold the cake. The bottom box has a positioning rib extending inward from the wall, and is provided with at least two protrusions arranged at appropriate intervals adjacent to the wall, so that a receiving area slot of appropriate width is formed between these protrusions and the wall. Cutlery such as cutlery and forks can be clamped in the accommodation area, and one end of the cutlery is held against the positioning rib to form a positioning, so that the cake box can simultaneously store cakes and cutlery such as cutlery, thereby making the cake easier to eat. For convenience.

In the aforementioned cake box structure for storing tableware, the positioning rib is provided with a concave shallow groove, so that one end of the edible tableware can be held in the shallow groove.

In the aforementioned cake box structure for storing tableware, the distance between the two protruding parts and the wall is equal to or slightly smaller than the width of the positioning rib, so that the edible tableware can be sandwiched vertically by the two protruding parts and be It is positioned by the positioning ribs and will not fall off easily.

Please refer to Figures 1 and 2 at the same time, together with Figure 3, which is an exploded three-dimensional view of this creation, a three-dimensional view of the tableware placed in the bottom box, and an enlarged three-dimensional view of the positioning ribs and protrusions. As shown in the figure, this creative system includes a cover 1 and a bottom box 2. Among them, the bottom edge of the cover 1 is provided with a retaining portion 11, and the periphery of the bottom box 2 is provided with a wall 21 of appropriate height, whereby the wall 21 and the retaining portion 11 of the cover 1 are locked with each other. Snap together to form a storage space for holding cakes.

In this embodiment, the bottom edge of the lid 1 and the periphery of the bottom box 2 are provided with corresponding steps, so that the lid 1 can form the retaining portion 11 through the steps; the wall 21 of the bottom box 2 It extends upward from the steps. And the lid 1 is a transparent shell made of plastic, and the bottom box 2 is an opaque shell made of plastic. This invention can also design the lid 1 and the bottom box 2 according to the needs of different types of cakes. It can be in different shapes such as the triangle or rectangle of this creation, but the materials used and the styles of the lid 1 and the bottom box 2 are not limited to these.

The bottom box 2 is provided with a positioning rib 22 extending inward from the wall 21 at a suitable position of the wall 21. The positioning rib 22 is provided with a first shallow groove 221 recessed, and is provided with a positioning rib 22 at a suitable position of the wall 21. Corresponding to the second shallow groove 211 of the first shallow groove 221, at least two protrusions 23 arranged at appropriate intervals are provided adjacent to the wall 21, so that there is an appropriate distance between the protrusions 23 and the positioning ribs 22. Then, an accommodation area A of appropriate width is formed between the protrusions 23, the positioning ribs 22, and the wall 21. In this embodiment, the distance between the two protrusions 23 and the wall 21 is equal to or slightly smaller than the width of the positioning rib 22 .

Through the combination of the above-mentioned components, a cake box capable of storing tableware is formed. When in use, tableware 3 for knives and forks can be clamped in the accommodating area A, and both ends of the tableware 3 are respectively held against the first shallow groove 221 and the second shallow groove 211 of the positioning rib 22 to form a Position the cake so that the cake is placed in the bottom box 2 and then closed with the cover 1, so that the cake box can simultaneously store the cake and the tableware 3 such as cutlery and cutlery, preventing the tableware 3 from falling when being carried separately, thereby fixing and protecting the tableware. 3 functions, and can prevent the eating tableware 3 from being contaminated by external bacteria, thus making it more convenient to eat cakes.

Please refer to Figure 4, which is a diagram of the packaging status of this creation. As shown in the figure, when the invention is in use, the tableware 3 such as cutlery and forks is clamped in the accommodating area A formed by the two protruding parts 23, and the two ends of the tableware 3 are held against the positioning ribs 22 respectively. The first shallow groove 221 and the second shallow groove 211 form positioning. Among them, since the distance between the two protruding parts 23 and the wall 21 is equal to or slightly smaller than the width of the positioning rib 22, the edible tableware 3 can be sandwiched vertically by the two protruding parts 23 and be held by the positioning rib 22 The first shallow groove 221 and the second shallow groove 211 are positioned, and will not fall off easily.

After the edible tableware 3 is clamped as mentioned above, the cake 4 can be placed in the bottom box 2, and the wall 21 of the bottom box 2 and the retaining portion 11 of the cover 1 are engaged with each other, so that the cover 1 is locked. The lid is closed on the bottom box 2 to complete the assembly of the cake box, so that the cake box can not only be used for packaging cakes, but also have the function of adding eating utensils 3 such as cutlery and forks.

Please refer to Figure 5, which is a diagram of the use status of the edible tableware of this creation. Please cooperate with Figures 1 to 4. As shown in the figures, when eating this invention, after opening the cover 1 and removing the tableware 3 from the accommodation area A, the cake 4 can be cut with the tableware 3 , and the cut cake 4 can be picked up and eaten with a fork, which is not only very convenient for eating, but also can prevent the trouble of having to find another tableware or being unable to eat due to the eating tableware 3 falling when being carried.

The foregoing embodiments are only for illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention, rather than limiting the scope of the present invention. Slight modifications and changes will still not lose the essence of the present invention, nor will it deviate from the spirit of the present invention.

To sum up, this invention uses a bottom box provided with positioning ribs and appropriately spaced protrusions, and a lid that can be closed on the bottom box to form a cake box structure that can store tableware. In addition to being able to accommodate cakes, the cake box can also store cutlery and other tableware to prevent the tableware from falling when being carried, achieve the function of fixing and protecting the tableware, and prevent the tableware from being contaminated by external bacteria, making the cake It is more convenient to eat, thereby increasing the value of the product. It is a practical design and is truly a novel creation. I submit a patent application in accordance with the law and pray that the Bureau will review it and grant the patent as soon as possible.

1: Cover 11: Holding part 2: Bottom box 21:Wall 211: The second shallow groove 22: Positioning rib 221:The first shallow groove 23:Protrusion 3:Eating tableware 4:cake A: Containment area

Figure 1 is a three-dimensional exploded view of this creation. Figure 2 is a three-dimensional view of the edible tableware of this creation placed in the bottom box. Figure 3 is an enlarged three-dimensional view of the positioning rib and protruding portion of this creation. Figure 4 is a diagram of the packaging status of this creation. Figure 5 is a diagram of the use status of the edible tableware of this creation.

1: Cover

11: Holding part

2: Bottom box

21:Wall

211: The second shallow groove

22: Positioning rib

221:The first shallow groove

23:Protrusion

3:Eating tableware

A: Containment area

Claims (3)

A cake box structure that can store tableware includes a lid and a bottom box. The bottom edge of the lid is provided with a retaining portion. The periphery of the bottom box is surrounded by a wall of appropriate height. Through the wall The retaining portion of the cover body snaps together to form a storage space for accommodating cakes, which is characterized by: The bottom box is provided with an inwardly extending positioning rib on the wall, and is provided with at least two protrusions arranged at appropriate intervals adjacent to the wall, so that a space of appropriate width is formed between the protrusions and the wall. In the storage area, tableware such as cutlery and forks can be clamped in the storage area, and one end of the tableware is held against the positioning rib to form a positioning, so that the cake box can store cakes and the tableware at the same time. The cake box structure capable of storing tableware as described in claim 1, wherein the positioning rib is provided with a concave first shallow groove, and a second shallow groove corresponding to the first shallow groove is provided at an appropriate position of the wall. The two ends of the edible tableware are respectively held against the first shallow groove and the second shallow groove to form positioning. The cake box structure for storing tableware as described in claim 1, wherein the distance between the two protrusions and the wall is equal to or slightly smaller than the width of the positioning rib, so that the edible tableware can be vertically placed by the two The protruding parts are clamped and positioned by the positioning ribs, and will not fall off easily.