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US 2002/0117871 A1Published application
Food scoop
OwnerArthur Kleinpellinventor
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Abstract
A scoop for scooping pet food includes a scooping portion with an inner surface, an outer surface, and a lip interconnecting the inner and outer surfaces. The inner surface is concave and smooth, while the outer surface is spaced from the inner surface and forms a three-dimensional representation of a non-cup-shaped object. The lip is disposed generally in a plane. The handle portion extends from the scooping portion and is generally coplanar with the lip of the scooping portion.
Claims20
A scoop for scooping pet food comprising:
- a scooping portion having an inner surface, an outer surface, and a lip interconnecting the inner and outer surfaces, the inner surface being concave and smooth, the outer surface spaced from the inner surface and forming a three dimensional representation of a non-cup-shaped object, and the lip being disposed generally in a plane;
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- a handle portion extending from the scooping portion and being generally coplanar with the lip of the scooping portion.
A scoop for scooping pet food comprising:
- an inner scooping member having a concave, cup-shaped inner surface without any undercuts;
- an outer member having an outer surface with a three dimensional shape representative of a non-cup-shaped object;
- the inner and outer members joined together at a lip such that the inner scooping member is disposed at least partially within the outer member;
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- a handle portion extending from the inner or outer member for manipulating the scoop.
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A scoop and clip combination comprising:
- a scoop having a concave inner scooping surface and a handle portion;
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- a clip interconnected with the scoop, the clip operable to selectively grip an object.
A scoop comprising:
- a concave inner scooping surface;
- a handle;
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- a magnet interconnected with the handle, the magnet being operable to support the scoop on a metallic surface
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.