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US 5,860,358 AGranted
Cone cake baking apparatus
OwnerRonald Shriverinventor
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Abstract
A cone cake baking apparatus comprising: a horizontal baking tin having a plurality of circular openings, a vertical first side wall, and a vertical second side wall; and the first and second side walls each having a securing portion.
Claims5
An apparatus for holding and baking one or more cakes inside of one or more corresponding cones, comprising:
- a first generally "L" shaped member comprising a first vertical wall section having a first integral channel at a lower end thereof, and also having a baking tin section emanating generally perpendicularly from an upper end of said first vertical wall section, said tin section having a plurality of apertures therein operatively arranged to hold said one or more cones, said tin section also having a male locking member extending downwardly from one end thereof, said male locking member disposed generally parallel to said first vertical wall section;
- and,
- a second member comprising a second vertical wall section having a second integral channel at a lower end thereof and a flange extending generally perpendicularly from an upper end of said second vertical wall section, said flange having a plurality of spaced apertures, each of which apertures is arranged to receive said male locking member to lock said first generally "L"-shaped member to said second member.
A cone cake baking apparatus for use with a conventional baking tin comprising:
- a horizontal baking tin having a plurality of circular openings and an insertion portion, a vertical first side wall integral with the horizontal baking tin, and a vertical second side wall wherein said vertical second side wall is adjustable and comprises a receiving portion for securedly mating with the insertion portion of the horizontal baking tin;
- said first and second side walls each further having a channel member disposed opposite from the horizontal baking tin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.