Squeeze canteen for soft drink
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Abstract
A squeeze canteen for producing, in situ, a soft drink and then dispensing this drink. The canteen includes a collapsible pouch molded to simulate a known character and provided with a female socket forming the mouth of the pouch. Inserted in the socket is a removable male nozzle plug incorporating a normally-closed valve. Deposited in the pouch is a charge of water-soluble flavor crystals. When cold water is poured into the pouch through its mouth, the crystals are then dissolved to produce a soda drink that is then sealed in the pouch by the plug inserted in the socket. To drink from the canteen, the valve is first opened and the pouch is then squeezed to pressurize the soda drink and discharge it from the nozzle plug.
Claims1
A squeeze canteen for producing in situ a soft drink and for dispensing this drink comprising:
- A. collapsible pouch molded to simulate a character provided with a female socket creating the mouth of the pouch and a charge of flavor crystals deposited in the pouch;
- B. a removable male nozzle plug insertable in the socket to seal the pouch after it has been filled with liquid to dissolve the flavor crystals to produce a soft drink, said plug being provided with a normally-closed valve which when opened and the pouch is then squeezed permits the discharge of said soft drink from the nozzle plug;
- said pouch being formed of synthetic plastic material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.