Device for allowing simultaneous consumption of a frozen confection and a beverage
OwnerErnest R. Reinhardt, Tracy Reinhardtinventors
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Abstract
Provided is a device that include a first mold member and a second mold member detachably engageable with the first mold member. The first mold member includes an internal reservoir for storing and dispensing a beverage. The first and second mold members collectively define a mold cavity for forming a freezable confection. The device is further configured such that a user may simultaneously consume the frozen confection and the beverage.
Claims20
A device for molding a first substance and storing a second substance, the device comprising:
- a first mold member including:
- a handle portion;
- a flange portion connected to the handle portion;
- and
- a shaft extending from the flange portion and terminating to define a distal end portion, the shaft defining a shaft opening at the distal end portion;
- the first mold member defining a reservoir in communication with the shaft opening for receiving and storing the second substance;
- and
- a second mold member being connectable to the first mold member to collectively define a mold cavity for molding the first substance.
A device for molding a first substance and storing a second substance, the device comprising:
- a first mold member including a hollow shaft defining a shaft opening and a reservoir in communication with the shaft opening for receiving and storing the second substance;
- and
- a second mold member being connectable to the first mold member to collectively define a mold cavity for molding the first substance.
A method of forming a food item having a molded portion comprised of a first substance and a liquid portion comprised of a second substance, the method comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a device including mold cavity and a reservoir;
- b) filling the mold cavity with the first substance;
- c) filling the reservoir with the liquid portion;
- and
- d) sealing the mold cavity and the reservoir.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.