Food storage insert
OwnerKathleen Curtisinventor
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Abstract
The present invention describes a food container insert. The device comprises a silicone insert with multiple holes and feet on the bottom to raise the device off of the base of a food container when positioned therein. The device is placed in the bottom of a food container and facilitates the draining of fluids through the holes thereon, thereby preventing any fruit or food products contained therein from spoiling or becoming overly saturated with fluid. This keeps produce or other food separate from fluid and juices while being stored or served, preventing the same from becoming soggy and enabling the container contents to remain fresh for longer periods of time.
Claims12
A food storage insert, comprising:
- an insert surface having an upper surface and an underside surface;
- a plurality of apertures disposed through said insert surface;
- a plurality of legs extending from said underside surface;
- at least one handle extending from an edge of said insert surface;
- at least one slit through said insert surface extending from said edge of said insert surface;
- said insert surface comprising a flexible material;
- said at least one slit configured to operably facilitate separation of said insert surface along said edge and across each slit upon being positioned within a container;
- said apertures configured to allow fluid to drain therethrough, and said legs having a height to offset said upper surface from a container base.
A food storage insert, comprising:
- an insert surface having an upper surface and an underside surface;
- a plurality of apertures disposed through said insert surface;
- a plurality of legs extending from said underside surface;
- at least one slit through said insert surface extending from an edge of said insert surface;
- said insert surface comprising a flexible material;
- said at least one slit configured to operably facilitate separation of said insert surface along said edge and across each slit upon being positioned within a container;
- said apertures configured to allow fluid to drain therethrough, and said legs having a height to offset said upper surface from a container base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.