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US 2003/0152668 A1Published application
Puzzle candy
OwnerJustin C. Griffininventor
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Puzzle candy pieces, that may assembled in a consumer's mouth to form structures of increased complexity, by manipulation of the pieces using the tongue, in combination with the walls and roof of the mouth, may take numerous different shapes. One type includes an annular piece and either a ball or plug insertable through the annular piece. Another includes candy bolts and nuts. The nut is manipulated and rotated in order to engage the bolt. Another includes a sardine-can-shaped base member into which a pair of plugs may be inserted. Yet another includes a female piece having a cross-shaped receptacle and a cross-shaped male piece which assemble to form a cubic shape. Still another is a dumbbell assembly formed from two identical end pieces which mate to a shaft piece. Finally, another includes a candy spring and candy doughnut which can be threaded onto the spring.
A puzzle comprising a set of at least two pieces of candy, all of which are small enough to be simultaneously contained within the mouth of a consumer, and each of which is large enough so that it can be manipulated by the tongue, in combination with the walls and roof of the mouth, so that the pieces may be assembled into a single, more complex structure.
A puzzle comprising a set of at least two pieces of candy, all of which are assemblable in the mouth of a consumer, by manipulation of the pieces with the tongue, into a more complex assembled structure.
A method of consuming candy comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.