Beverage heating system
OwnerCameron Kentinventor
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Abstract
A beverage heating system is provided that enables hot beverages, such as coffee or tea, to be enjoyed at a desired temperature for a longer period of time, without requiring the beverages to be reheated, and without requiring any external power source. The system comprises a hot beverage reservoir, for receiving a hot beverage for consumption therefrom; and a self-heating element, configured to heat a base portion of the hot beverage reservoir, during consumption therefrom, to maintain a desired temperature of the hot beverage, without requiring any external power. The self-heating element may be configured to heat based upon an exothermic reaction.
Claims20
A beverage heating system comprising:
- a hot beverage reservoir, for receiving a hot beverage for consumption therefrom;
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- a self-heating element, configured to heat the hot beverage reservoir, during consumption therefrom, to maintain a desired temperature of the hot beverage, without requiring any external power.
A self-heating element adapted to heat a base portion of a hot beverage reservoir, for receiving a hot beverage for consumption therefrom, to maintain a desired temperature of the hot beverage, during consumption therefrom, without requiring any external power.
A reusable hot beverage reservoir, for receiving a hot beverage for consumption therefrom, the hot beverage reservoir defining a heating area at a base thereof, for receiving a self-heating element, the hot beverage reservoir including a substantially planar base, wherein the heating area is defined at least in part by the substantially planar base, such that when the self-heating element is installed into the heating area, heat is transferred to the hot beverage reservoir by the substantially planar base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.