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  • the present invention relates to containers for use in coin operated vending machines and more particularly to the packaging of dry food concentrates (such as colfee, tea, chocolate, soups or the like) in stackable cups, preterably of the well known Dixie Cup type.
  • dry food concentrates such as colfee, tea, chocolate, soups or the like
  • Another object is to provide a packaged assembly wherein a measured quantity of a dry food concentrate is placed in a cup of the type used in coin operated vending machines in association with a closure for sealing the concentrate from the atmosphere.
  • a further object is to provide a packaged assembly wherein a novel removable insert which serves to cover a measured quantity of dry food concentrate in a cup while providing means as an interfitting support for a superposed cup.
  • the invention comprises an assembly including a dispensing cup with a portion of dry food concentrate in combination with a fitted insert in the cup separating the concentrate from the air and having an upper face forming a sealing support for a superposed cup for stacking relation.
  • Each insert has a tab for removing an insert while a breakable bonding seal joins the insert to the inner wall of the cup.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one form of insert which forms a part of the novel assembly
  • FIG. 2 is a top plan view of the same
  • FIG. 3 is a vertical axial section view of a stack of cups accord-ing to the invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a section view on line 4-4 orf FIG. 3.
  • the assembly and method of the invention includes a cup of the type suitable for telescopic stacking, such for example as the wellknown Dixie Cup, which is of inverted truncated cone configuration with a depressed bottom 11, :formed by a circumferential flange 1 2, as a continuation of the cup wall to define an inwardly disposed cavity.
  • a cup of the type suitable for telescopic stacking such for example as the wellknown Dixie Cup, which is of inverted truncated cone configuration with a depressed bottom 11, :formed by a circumferential flange 1 2, as a continuation of the cup wall to define an inwardly disposed cavity.
  • each empty cup seats upon the next lower cup by its bead 13, and since the cups are each of equal length the stack has the general appearance of a unitary column.
  • the stacking of such cups has been modified without, however, affecting the appearance of the stacked column or the ease with which the cups can be removed one at a time for use.
  • the invention includes an insert 14 to be snugly fitted into a cup 10 after a measured quantity of dry food concentrate 15 has been placed in the cup '10 "ice and as so placed forms an airtight closure over the material.
  • Such concentrate 15 may be coflee, tea, chocolate, soup or any edible material soluble in a liquid.
  • the insert 1 4 is preferably sheet aluminum pressed into an upstanding cylindrical body having a plane top face encircled by a V-shaped upwardly opening groove 17 formed by an inner wall 218 depending from the periphery of the body face and an outer wall 16. The depth of the groove .17 extends well below the plane of the body face in order to telescopically receive the circumferential bottom flange 12 of the cup above.
  • the outer wall 16 of the insert is complemental to the internal diameter of a cup 10 in order to seal the wall ⁇ 16 with its periphery flush against the cup wall. When so positioned the insert body face is spaced from the bottom of the cup to form a cavity to store a measured quantity of food concentrate.
  • each tab 20 As a means 'for removing an insert 14 from a cup 10, there is a tab 20 formed integnal therewith to project up wardly towards the mouth of the cup ready to be grasped when the insert is to be removed.
  • each tab 20 lies in the space 21 between adjacent cup walls. This space 21 is made possible because the telescoping cups are supported from the bottom instead of from the respective top beads.
  • a bonding compound 22 is applied to the outer surface of the insert in position to seal the joint between the flange 16 and the cup .10.
  • the compound 22 is preferably one capable of permitting the seal to break by heat or under the tension applied to remove the insert Without leaving any trace on the cup wall. The exact nature of the compound is immaterial so long as it is suitable for the purpose.
  • a measured quantity of coffee or the like is poured into a cup, generally enough to provide one serving per person.
  • the member 14 is now inserted and brought down to position where its cavity seats over the coffee and its flange 16 fits snugly against the inner wall of the cup. As so positioned the sealing material closes the joint as a final breakable bond.
  • the plurality of cups are stacked one within the other in superposed relation with the bottom flange 12 of each seating in the groove 17 of the cup below to be supported by the member 14.
  • a cup dispensing assembly comprising a plurality of nested 'fnusto-conical cups, a circumferential flange depending from the bottom of each cup, a dry food concentrate in each cup, an insert fitted in each cup as a closure over said concentrate, said insert comprising a cylindrical body having a plane top face encircled by a V-shaped flange forming an upwardly opening relatively deep groove extending below the plane of said face to receive the bottom flange of a superposed cup and shorten the normal combined length of a pair of concentrate containing telescoping cups, and a projecting tab on said insert for removal purpose.
  • a cup dispensing assembly comprising a plurality of cups of the truncated cone type, a circumferential flange formed aboutithebottom of eacli cup, a dry food concentrate in each cup, an insert dimensioned and shaped to fit snugly in said cup above said concentrate, a breakable seal between said insert and cup to isolate the concentrate from the atmosphere, a pair of concentric integral circumferential flanges depending from said insert to form an upwardly opening V-shaped groove to receive the bottom flange of a superposed cup for telescopic stacking, said flanges also forming a relatively deep receiving cavity to store said concentrate, and a tab attached'to said insert for manual handling.

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Feb. 18, 1964 TOMS 3,121,636
DISPENSING cu? ASSEMBLY commune A FOOD CONCENTRATE Filed April 6, 1961 PIC-ll INVENTOR. LEE TOMS United States Patent 3,121,636 DISPENSING CUP ASSEMBLY CONTAINING A FOOD CONCENTRATE Lee Toms, RD. 2, Arcola Road, Collegeville, Pa.
Filed Apr. 6, 1961, Ser. No. 101,213 3 Claims. (Cl. 9978) The present invention relates to containers for use in coin operated vending machines and more particularly to the packaging of dry food concentrates (such as colfee, tea, chocolate, soups or the like) in stackable cups, preterably of the well known Dixie Cup type.
In some machines for dispensing cups from a stack, it is the practice to use empty cups which are removed, one at a time, in response to a coin controlled mechanism, and then automatically filled with hot or cold liquid refreshment. Such machines have involved electrical controls which are not only expensive but require constant repairs and attendant expense.
In other machines empty cups are delivered directly to the user who picks a concentrate filled envelope from a pile adjacent the machine, puts the contents in the cup and then adds hot or cold liquid. The separate packaging of the concentrate and the required handling add materially to the cost.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a packaged cup suitable for stacking and use in a vending machine wherein the disadvantages above set forth are overcome.
Another object is to provide a packaged assembly wherein a measured quantity of a dry food concentrate is placed in a cup of the type used in coin operated vending machines in association with a closure for sealing the concentrate from the atmosphere.
A further object is to provide a packaged assembly wherein a novel removable insert which serves to cover a measured quantity of dry food concentrate in a cup while providing means as an interfitting support for a superposed cup.
Generally considered the invention comprises an assembly including a dispensing cup with a portion of dry food concentrate in combination with a fitted insert in the cup separating the concentrate from the air and having an upper face forming a sealing support for a superposed cup for stacking relation. Each insert has a tab for removing an insert while a breakable bonding seal joins the insert to the inner wall of the cup.
In the accompanying drawings:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one form of insert which forms a part of the novel assembly;
FIG. 2 is a top plan view of the same;
'FIG. 3 is a vertical axial section view of a stack of cups accord-ing to the invention; and
FIG. 4 is a section view on line 4-4 orf FIG. 3.
Referring to the drawings, the assembly and method of the invention includes a cup of the type suitable for telescopic stacking, such for example as the wellknown Dixie Cup, which is of inverted truncated cone configuration with a depressed bottom 11, :formed by a circumferential flange 1 2, as a continuation of the cup wall to define an inwardly disposed cavity. Under usual stacking procedure each empty cup seats upon the next lower cup by its bead 13, and since the cups are each of equal length the stack has the general appearance of a unitary column.
By the invention, the stacking of such cups has been modified without, however, affecting the appearance of the stacked column or the ease with which the cups can be removed one at a time for use.
Primarily the invention includes an insert 14 to be snugly fitted into a cup 10 after a measured quantity of dry food concentrate 15 has been placed in the cup '10 "ice and as so placed forms an airtight closure over the material. Such concentrate 15 may be coflee, tea, chocolate, soup or any edible material soluble in a liquid. The insert 1 4 is preferably sheet aluminum pressed into an upstanding cylindrical body having a plane top face encircled by a V-shaped upwardly opening groove 17 formed by an inner wall 218 depending from the periphery of the body face and an outer wall 16. The depth of the groove .17 extends well below the plane of the body face in order to telescopically receive the circumferential bottom flange 12 of the cup above. The outer wall 16 of the insert is complemental to the internal diameter of a cup 10 in order to seal the wall \16 with its periphery flush against the cup wall. When so positioned the insert body face is spaced from the bottom of the cup to form a cavity to store a measured quantity of food concentrate.
As a means 'for removing an insert 14 from a cup 10, there is a tab 20 formed integnal therewith to project up wardly towards the mouth of the cup ready to be grasped when the insert is to be removed. When a plurality of the cups are in stacked condition, as in normal use, each tab 20 lies in the space 21 between adjacent cup walls. This space 21 is made possible because the telescoping cups are supported from the bottom instead of from the respective top beads.
As a means for completely seal-ing the material housed by the insert from the atmosphere a bonding compound 22 is applied to the outer surface of the insert in position to seal the joint between the flange 16 and the cup .10. The compound 22 is preferably one capable of permitting the seal to break by heat or under the tension applied to remove the insert Without leaving any trace on the cup wall. The exact nature of the compound is immaterial so long as it is suitable for the purpose.
In carrying out the method of assembly, a measured quantity of coffee or the like is poured into a cup, generally enough to provide one serving per person. The member 14 is now inserted and brought down to position where its cavity seats over the coffee and its flange 16 fits snugly against the inner wall of the cup. As so positioned the sealing material closes the joint as a final breakable bond. As each cup is prepared, as above explained, the plurality of cups are stacked one within the other in superposed relation with the bottom flange 12 of each seating in the groove 17 of the cup below to be supported by the member 14.
With the stack completed it is mounted in the vending machine for dispensing one prepared cup at a time to the customer, who then takes hold of the cup tab 22 and withdraws the member 14 to leave the coffee exposed. Hot or cold liquid is then delivered into the cup to dissolve the concentrate and give a full cup for drinking.
It will now be apparent that a novel assembly has been devised for packaging frusto-conical cups of the type used in coin-operated vending machines whereby it is now possible to assemble a stack of cups each having an individual portion of dry food concentrate ready to receive hot or cold liquid for each removed cup. Further the assembly includes a unique interfitting joining of one cup to another while maintaining a complete sealing of the concentrate from the air.
Having now described my invention, I claim:
1. A cup dispensing assembly comprising a plurality of nested 'fnusto-conical cups, a circumferential flange depending from the bottom of each cup, a dry food concentrate in each cup, an insert fitted in each cup as a closure over said concentrate, said insert comprising a cylindrical body having a plane top face encircled by a V-shaped flange forming an upwardly opening relatively deep groove extending below the plane of said face to receive the bottom flange of a superposed cup and shorten the normal combined length of a pair of concentrate containing telescoping cups, and a projecting tab on said insert for removal purpose.
2. An assembly according to claim 1 wherein a breakable bond is provided between said insert and said cup to seal said concentrate from the atmosphere.
3. A cup dispensing assembly comprising a plurality of cups of the truncated cone type, a circumferential flange formed aboutithebottom of eacli cup, a dry food concentrate in each cup, an insert dimensioned and shaped to fit snugly in said cup above said concentrate, a breakable seal between said insert and cup to isolate the concentrate from the atmosphere, a pair of concentric integral circumferential flanges depending from said insert to form an upwardly opening V-shaped groove to receive the bottom flange of a superposed cup for telescopic stacking, said flanges also forming a relatively deep receiving cavity to store said concentrate, and a tab attached'to said insert for manual handling.
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1. A CUP DISPENSING ASSEMBLY COMPRISING A PLURALITY OF NESTED FRUSTO-CONICAL CUPS, A CIRCUMFERENTIAL FLANGE DEPENDING FROM THE BOTTOM OF EACH CUP, A DRY FOOD CONCENTRATE IN EACH CUP, AN INSERT FITTED IN EACH CUP AS A CLOSURE OVER SAID CONCENTRATE, SAID INSERT COMPRISING A CYLINDRICAL BODY HAVING A PLANE TOP FACE ENCIRCLED BY A V-SHAPED FLANGE FORMING AN UPWARDLY OPENING RELATIVELY DEEP GROOVE EXTENDING BELOW THE PLANE OF SAID FACE TO RECEIVE THE BOTTOM FLANGE OF A SUPERPOSED CUP AND SHORTEN THE NORMAL COMBINED LENGTH OF A PAIR OF CONCENTRATE CONTAINING TELESCOPING CUPS, AND A PROJECTING TAB ON SAID INSERT FOR REMOVAL PURPOSE.
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