Confectionary liquid serving assembly
OwnerWilliam Rogersinventor
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A confectionary fountain assembly enables user to self-serve confectionary liquid, such as liquid chocolate. The fountain assembly comprises a base assembly, a conduit assembly, a functional sculpture, and an annular basin. The base assembly supports a bowl-shaped receptacle and houses a heating element and a motor assembly for respectively providing chocolate-liquefying thermal energy and rotational movement. The conduit assembly is coupled to the motor assembly and the receptacle and comprises a liquid chocolate lifting auger. The sculpture assembly receives the lifted chocolate and imparts pressure thereto for further directing the chocolate to a sculpture outlet. The chocolate, upon exiting the outlet, covers an outer decorative surface of the sculpture and returns to the receptacle. The outer basin is supported in concentric relation about the receptacle and provides a second pooled confectionary liquid source, the pooled confectionary liquid sources and the outlet confectionary liquid enabling the user to self-serve confectionary liquid.
A confectionary liquid fountain assembly, the confectionary liquid fountain assembly enabling a user to self-serve confectionary liquid, the confectionary liquid fountain assembly comprising, in combination:
A liquid fountain assembly, the liquid fountain assembly enabling a user to self-serve consumable liquid, the liquid fountain assembly comprising:
A liquid serving assembly, the liquid serving assembly enabling a user to self-serve liquid, the liquid serving assembly comprising:
A fountain assembly for enabling a user to self-serve liquid, the fountain assembly comprising a bowl assembly, liquid elevation means, an outer decorative surface, and a liquid conduit, the bowl assembly comprising an outer bowl rim, an initial quantity of confectionary liquid being received in the bowl thus forming a pooled liquid source, the liquid elevation means being cooperatively associated with the pooled liquid source for raising a liquid portion, the rising liquid portion being forced into the liquid conduit for creating hydraulic pressure within the rising liquid portion, the liquid conduit having an inlet and an outlet, the inlet having an inlet area and the outlet having an outlet area, the outlet area being lesser in magnitude than the inlet area, the hydraulic pressure thus forcing rising liquid from the inlet to the outlet, the outlet liquid flowing under gravitational force thereby coating the outer decorative surface, the outlet liquid returning to the bowl, the outlet liquid and the pooled liquid source enabling the user to self-serve liquid.
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