Food storage container system
AssigneeThe Carousel Group, Inc.
InventorsWilson B. Prophet, Jr., William G. Wolfe, Thomas J. Simmons
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AssigneeThe Carousel Group, Inc.
InventorsWilson B. Prophet, Jr., William G. Wolfe, Thomas J. Simmons
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A food storage container system is provided having a plurality of tightly sealable containers, removably seated in shallow sockets in a tray base or rotatable tray of circular or semi-circular configuration. Each container is a sector-shaped hollow body formed by three upstanding side walls which are terminated at the lower end by a bottom wall. Two of the upstanding side walls are substantially planar, being oriented at an angle of 60.degree. one with respect to the other. These two planar side walls merge to form a rounded vertex opposite the third side wall, with the third side wall following an arc of a circle which merges in rounded corners with the two planar side walls. The arc defining the third side wall is concentric about the point at which the two planar side walls would meet at a 60.degree. angle if they were extended to a sharp vertex instead of merging in a rounded vertex. This rounded vertex between the two 60.degree. oriented planar side walls advantageously serves as a convenient pouring spout when the container holds liquid foods or pourable granular or pulverent foods.
A food container storage system adapted to store a variety of food items of varying size, shape and volume with a maximum volume for the area occupied with instant accessibility comprising:
A food container storage system comprising a plurality of containers each having a sector-shaped hollow body formed by three upstanding side walls;
A food container storage system comprising a plurality of containers each having a sector-shaped hollow body formed by three upstanding side walls;
A modular food container storage system for storing a variety of food items of varying size, shape and volume with convenient accessibility comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.