Cup lid for beverages with foam
AssigneeFoamaroma LLC
InventorCRAIG BAILEY
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Abstract
A lid for a beverage cup includes an annular mounting portion to removably, sealingly, engage the open lip of a round beverage cup; a raised annular ridge inset from the mounting portion extending from a first end to a second end; a central portion spanning the annulus and including an aroma aperture at the center; a dispensing portion spanning between the annular ridge first end and second end including a front flat portion, a sloped dispensing aperture surface, and a dispensing aperture disposed on the sloped surface, the dispensing aperture comprising a triangle with rounded corners having a base proximate and parallel to the intersection edge and an apex proximate the upper edge; and, the raised annular ridge and dispensing portion defining a continuous containment surrounding the central portion.
Claims9
A beverage cup lid, comprising:
- an annular mounting portion to removably, sealingly, engage the open lip of a round beverage cup;
- a raised annular ridge inset from the mounting portion, the annular ridge extending circumferentially from a first end to a second end spaced apart from the first end;
- a central portion spanning the annulus defined by the raised annular ridge, the central portion including an aroma aperture disposed at the center of the central portion;
- a dispensing portion spanning between the annular ridge first end and second end, the dispensing portion including a front flat portion extending from a bottom edge to a upper edge, a planar sloped dispensing aperture surface extending from the upper edge to an intersection edge intersecting the central portion, and a dispensing aperture disposed on the sloped surface, the dispensing aperture comprising a triangle with rounded corners having a base proximate and parallel to the intersection edge and an apex proximate the upper edge;
- the raised annular ridge and dispensing portion defining a continuous containment surrounding the central portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.