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Title: US5224646: Dripless ice cream holder
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Biancosino, Anthony J.; Princeton, NJ 08540

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1993-07-06 / 1993-01-27

Application Number: US1993000009713

IPC Code: Advanced: A23G 9/28; A23G 9/32; A23G 9/50; B65D 85/78;
IPC-7: B65P 85/78;

ECLA Code: A23G9/50D; A23G9/28J; A23G9/50F; B65D85/78;

U.S. Class: Current: 229/004.5; 220/501; 220/521; 229/932; 426/115; 426/130; 426/132;
Original: 229/001.5B; 220/501; 220/521;

Field of Search: 229/1.5 B 220/501,521,719,737 426/115,130

Priority Number:
1993-01-27  US1993000971393

Abstract:     An ice cream holder for collecting liquid from ice cream as it melts includes a peripheral ring with a plurality of apertures and a drinking slot. The holder includes a receptacle having an interior wall, an exterior wall, and a closed bottom portion. A top portion for receiving the ice cream includes a peripheral ring attached to the receptacle having a plurality of apertures through which the melted ice cream passes, and a drinking slot through which the liquid may be withdrawn and consumed. Ice cream is supported in the receptacle on an internal disk having a centrally located aperture through which the melted cream may pass. The internal disk is of such a configuration that a scoop of ice cream may be placed therein, or an ice cream cone may be inserted. Initially, ice cream is placed in the receptacle. As the cream melts, the liquid flows through the apertures in the peripheral ring and drips to the bottom of the receptacle. When the liquid has accumulated in the bottom, the user inverts the receptacle and drinks the liquid through a drinking slot in the peripheral ring. The invention not only prevents drips of the ice cream from contacting the user's clothes or the user, but is versatile in that it can hold a frozen confection or an ice cream cone, and is disposable or reusable.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Mathews, Woodbridge & Collins ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Elkins, Gary E.;

Maintenance Status: E3 Expired  Check current status

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First Claim:
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I claim:     1. A frozen confection holder apparatus for collecting liquid from said frozen confection as it melts, comprising:
  • a receptacle for holding said frozen confection, said receptacle including an interior wall, an exterior wall, and a closed bottom portion;
  • a top receiving portion for receiving said frozen confection comprising a peripheral ring attached to said interior wall;
  • draining means located around said peripheral ring of said top portion for draining said liquid therethrough to said bottom portion; and,
  • liquid removal means located on said peripheral ring and adjacent to said interior wall for removing said liquid from said closed bottom portion,
  • wherein when said frozen confection melts, said liquid drips downwardly through said draining means and collects in said closed bottom portion, and said liquid may be removed through said liquid removal means and consumed when said apparatus is at least partially inverted.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US1800759  1931-04 Shean   Ice-cream-cone cup holder
Get PDF - 2pp US1920995  1933-08 Legge   Holder for ice cream cones
Get PDF - 3pp US2215691  1940-09 East   Shaving mug
Get PDF - 3pp US2766123* 1956-10 Moubayed    
Get PDF - 3pp US2850391  1958-09 Gunsberg   Packaged frozen food article
Get PDF - 3pp US2948452  1960-08 Grogan et al.   Sanitary drip catching device
Get PDF - 3pp US3306512  1967-02 Pagnini   Ice cream drip tray
Get PDF - 3pp US3379338  1968-04 Marks et al.   SPLASH-RETARDING VESSELS
Get PDF - 4pp US3476282  1969-11 Monaco et al.   DISPLAY-TYPE FOOD SERVER
Get PDF - 14pp US4233325  1980-11 Slangan et al.  International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. Ice cream package including compartment for heating syrup
Get PDF - 4pp US4244470  1981-01 Burnham  Howard Johnson Company Individual ice cream dispensing receptacle
Get PDF - 7pp US4444795  1984-04 Weinstein  Maryland Cup Corporation Frozen confection and packaging module
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Get PDF - 4pp US4574987  1986-03 Halligan et al.  General Foods Corporation Dispenser package for soft-frozen comestibles
Get PDF - 4pp US4718594  1988-01 Harazi   Ice cream catcher
Get PDF - 5pp US4821906  1989-04 Clark   Ice cream cone guard and the like
Get PDF - 4pp US4938411  1990-07 Rizzuto  Apix International, Division of Worzalla Publishing Co. Skirt for ice cream cones
Get PDF - 6pp US4992283  1991-02 Shorey   Frozen confection holder for toddlers
Get PDF - 5pp US5135787  1992-08 Bair  E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company Iced food shipping container with aqueous liquid absorbing pad
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