A paper straw with enhanced organoleptic properties
AssigneeSociete des Produits Nestle S.A.
InventorsSTEFAN PALZER, GERHARD NIEDERREITER, MARIE-AMELIE FRANCOISE SUZANNE GLERON, NICOLA GALAFFU, XAVIER GOURLAOUEN
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to a straw (1) for the consumption of a liquid or semi-liquid edible product from a package (2) wherein said edible product is contained, said straw comprising a hollow elongated channel (3) having two extremities (4), characterized in that it comprises a coating (6) comprising at least one volatile aromatic product, said coating (6) being adapted to release said volatile aromatic product with the air that is mixed to said liquid or semi-liquid edible product, at the time the latter is sipped through said hollow channel (3).
Claims10
A straw for the consumption of a liquid or semi-liquid edible product from a package wherein said edible product is contained, said straw comprising a hollow elongated channel having two extremities, comprising a coating comprising at least one volatile aromatic product, said coating being adapted to release said volatile aromatic product with the air that is mixed to said liquid or semi-liquid edible product, at the time the latter is sipped through said hollow channel.
A closed package for packing and dispensing a liquid or semi-liquid edible product, said package comprising a wall adapted to be pierced by a straw, characterized in that it further comprises a housing located on one of its faces, said housing adapted to arrange a straw for the consumption of a liquid or semi-liquid edible product from a package wherein said edible product is contained, said straw comprising a hollow elongated channel having two extremities comprising a coating comprising at least one volatile aromatic product, said coating being adapted to release said volatile aromatic product with the air that is mixed to said liquid or semi-liquid edible product, at the time the latter is sipped through said hollow channel.
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