Dinner plate
OwnerBruceen Goodrichinventor
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Abstract
A dinner plate may include a base surface configured for holding food. Further, the dinner plate may include at least one side wall extending upwardly about a perimeter of the base surface configured to enclose the base surface from at least one side to prevent the food spilling out from the base surface. Further, the dinner plate may include at least one guideline subdividing the base surface into a plurality of sections. Further, in some embodiments, the plurality of sections may include at least one of a first section, a second section, and a third section. The first section may include a fruit and vegetable section. The second section may include a protein section. The third section may include a starch section.
Claims20
A dinner plate comprising:
- a base surface configured for holding food;
- at least one side wall extending upwardly about a perimeter of the base surface, wherein the at least one side wall is configured to enclose the base surface from at least one side to prevent the food spilling out from the base surface;
- and
- at least one guideline subdividing the base surface into a plurality of sections.
A dinner plate comprising:
- a base surface having a circular shape configured for holding food;
- at least one side wall extending upwardly about a perimeter of the base surface, wherein the at least one side wall is configured to enclose the base surface from at least one side to prevent the food spilling out from the base surface;
- and
- at least one guideline subdividing the base surface into a first section, a second section, and a third section, wherein the first section occupies half of the base surface, wherein each of the second section and the third section occupies one fourth of the base surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.