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US 2013/0171303 A1Published application
Food and Beverage Container having dual chamber
OwnerGrant G. Larsen, Jamie H. Larseninventors
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Abstract
Dual chamber apparatuses and systems are provided having food and beverage portions forming a single housing that can be controlled by a single user. The systems and apparatuses include multiple receptacles, one for food such as popcorn, and the other for beverages, such as soda.
Claims21
A food and beverage container, comprising:
- a housing having a bottom having a perimeter, a sidewall that extends substantially about the perimeter of the bottom and upward from the bottom to an upper opening, and a platform disposed within the housing between the bottom and upper opening, forming upper and lower receptacles within the housing;
- a fluid seal in the lower receptacle between the bottom and the sidewall;
- the sidewall having an interior surface and an exterior surface, and the platform having a food support surface and an edge that joins the interior surface;
- and
- an access path that extends from the lower receptacle outside the container to permit a user to access fluid in the lower receptacle.
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A method of assembling a food and beverage container, comprising:
- providing a cup having a bottom, one or more sidewalls and an upper opening;
- inserting a fluid inside the cup;
- inserting a straw inside the fluid;
- placing an intermediate lid over the fluid at a location between the upper opening but above the bottom;
- and
- placing food on the intermediate lid.
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A method of assembling a food and beverage product comprising:
- providing a first cup having a bottom and one or more sidewalls extending upward from the bottom;
- dispensing fluid within the first cup;
- inserting a second cup at least partially within the first cup so as to be accessible to a user;
- the second cup engaging the first cup against one or more sidewalls;
- and
- dispensing food within the second cup.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.