Self contained feeding spoon
OwnerRalecia L. Cameroninventor
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A transparent self contained spoon which includes a food storage tank and a manually operable food dispensation valve and which allows food to be dispensed into the bowl of the spoon conveniently and without spillage. The feeding spoon has a flattened bowl at one end for supporting soft foods or liquids as they are placed into the mouth. The other end of the spoon is branched to form two completely separated structures, the handle and the food storage tank. The handle is linearly aligned with the bowl of the spoon, and the food storage tank extends upwardly from the handle at an angle. The food storage tank is hollow, and has an increased diameter relative to the handle so as to accommodate several ounces of soft food or liquid. By mounting the food storage tank at an upward angle relative to the bowl of the spoon and handle, gravity is used to urge the food material into the bowl portion and complicated mechanical parts are not required to propel the food toward the bowl of the spoon. A manually operated valve is placed between the bowl of the spoon and the food storage tank to allow user controlled dispensation of the food material into the bowl of the spoon. A recloseable cap is provided over an opening at the upper end of the food storage tank to allow easy filling and sealing of the storage tank. This opening is large to making filling the tank easy and neat.
An apparatus used to dispense soft foods and liquids, the apparatus comprising an elongate body, the elongate body comprising a first end, a second end, and a mid portion, said mid portion extending between said first end and said second end, the elongate body comprising a hollow interior and a longitudinal axis,
A self contained feeding spoon for storage and dispensation of soft foods, the feeding spoon comprising a bowl portion and a body portion,
The self contained feeding spoon of claim 13 wherein the markings comprise alphabetic characters.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.