Bag for food that is to be eaten with a sauce
AssigneeAmora Maille
InventorsAntoine Barcat, Francoise Surivet-Cuve
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Abstract
A bag (1) for fast-food restaurants, intended to contain consumable food products, is provided. The bag (1) comprises a bottom (2) and a peripheral side envelope (3), defining an orifice (4) in its upper part. The bag includes at least one pre-shaped support (5) with an attachment element (14) to receive and support in a stable manner at least one dish (6) intended to contain an accompanying sauce for the food products placed in the bag.
Claims9
A bag (1) for fast-food restaurants, intended to contain consumable food products, said bag (1) comprising a bottom (2) and a peripheral side envelope (3), which define an orifice (4) in an upper part of the bag,
- wherein the bag further includes at least one pre-shaped support means (5) with an attachment element to receive and support in a stable manner at least one dish (6) for containing an accompanying sauce for food productions placed in the bag,
- the support means (5) comprises a flap (12) attached to the side envelope (3) and extending, at least in part, essentially radially, offset at and towards the outside of the space of the bag (1), starting from the side envelope (3) to form a support surface (12A), said flap (12) incorporating an opening (14) for receiving the dish (6), in such a manner that said dish comes into a support position against and on the support surface (12A) along a peripheral rim (10) of the dish,
- the flap (12) can move with respect to the envelope (3) and is connected to the envelope (3) by an articulation (15),
- the bag includes means of stabilization (12C, 14A, 17, 18, 15, 6) for the position of the support means (5) with respect to the envelope (3),
- the stabilization means are attached to the support means (5) and carried by the support means, and
- the stabilization means comprise a pre-cut (14A) made through the thickness of the flap (12) to form a partition (14A) and the opening (14), and when the partition (14A) is folded to the deployed position, the partition (14A) rests against the side envelope (3) to support the support means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.