Disposable shot glass with peel-off lid
OwnerCourtland LIVESLEY-JAMES, Kieran HOOEYinventors
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Abstract
System and process for creation of a single-serve shot-glass with a flared shaft, curved brim and peel-off lid. A lip attachment can be applied to the sealed shot-glass to define the flare shaft. The shot glass has a flat top edge to facilitate sealing of the lid. Embodiments can use a vibration plate, gears and/or conveyer belts to create the sealed shot-glasses with flared shafts. The lip or ring can create the flared shaft when integrated with the glass.
Claims21
Any and all features of novelty described, suggested, referred to, exemplified, or shown herein, including but not limited to processes, systems, and devices.
A process for manufacturing the single-serve shot-glass system comprising:
- creating shot-glasses from molds;
- slicing lids from the lid materials;
- dispensing alcohol into the shot-glasses;
- sealing the shot-glasses with a peel-off lid and an adhesive;
- creating a ring-shaped lip attachment;
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- applying the lip attachment to the sealed shot glass.
A single-serve, shot-glass system comprising:
- a shot-glass containing alcoholic beverage, the shot-glass having a peel-off lid to seal the shot-glass and preserve the alcoholic beverage;
- an alcoholic beverage;
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- a ring-shaped lip attachment for attachment to the already filled and sealed shot glass with a peel-off lid having a flared shaft integrated with a curved brim, the brim having a flat top edge to facilitate adhesion of the peel-off lid, the lip attachment having a smooth curvature to facilitate drinking.
A shot-glass system comprising a container with a ring-shaped lip attachment having a flared shaft and peel-able lid, the flared shaft having a curvature to facilitate drinking, wherein the flared shaft curves outward from bottom to top such that the opening at the brim may have a greater circumference than the circumference of the base of the lip attachment, the brim having a flat top edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.