Confection and method for making confections
AssigneeBandai Co., Ltd.
InventorAtsushi NEGISHI
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Abstract
A confection comprises a main body, which is in a spherical shape and hollow, wherein the main body includes a first outer shell portion in a first color and a second outer shell portion in a second color, which is different from the first color, and in a connecting portion, the first outer shell portion and the second outer shell portion are connected to each other so that an outer peripheral surface thereof has no step
Claims24
A confection comprising:
- a main body, which is in a spherical shape and hollow;
- wherein the main body includes a first outer shell portion in a first color and a second outer shell portion in a second color, which is different from the first color, and in a connecting portion, the first outer shell portion and the second outer shell portion are connected to each other so that an outer peripheral surface thereof has no step.
A method for manufacturing a confection, comprising the following steps of:
- a filling step of filling a first raw material in a first color into a first mold, and filling a second raw material in a second color into a second mold;
- a molding step of forming a first outer shell portion having a hemispherical shape with an internal space from the first raw material filled in the first mold, and forming a second outer shell portion having a hemispherical shape with an internal space from the second raw material filled in the second mold;
- a container insertion step of inserting a container into the internal space of the formed first outer shell portion or the formed second outer shell portion;
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- a connecting step of connecting the formed first outer shell portion and the formed second outer shell portion to form a spherical-shaped main body.
The method for manufacturing a confection according to claim 24, wherein all the steps are performed on a continuous conveyance path while the first mold and the second mold are moved thereby.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.