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US 9,173,512 B1Granted
Bowl plate
OwnerBertha M. Evansinventor
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Abstract
A simulated bowl plate with a bowl placed at the middle or center and a plate placed around the periphery. The plate is connected to the rim of the bowl. The plate has sections for different foods. The bowl plate is capable of being used as a bowl, as a plate or bowl and plate combined. Cold and hot food can be served together on the same dish. The bowl plate saves storage space as less space is occupied as compared to storing bowls and plates.
Claims3
A combination bowl and plate for food, the combination bowl and plate comprising:
- A bowl defining a central, cylindrically shaped section;
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- A plate defining a peripherally positioned, annular section which surrounds said bowl;
- Said bowl defining a central compartment designed for either hot food such as soup or cold food such as cold cereal;
- Said plate defining a flat horizontal surface for supporting food adjacent to said bowl;
- said plate and bowl are permanently connected together, said plate having permanently connected partitions which extend radially outward from said bowl to an outer plate sidewall, the upper edges of the partitions lie in a first horizontal plane that is below a second horizontal plane flush with the uppermost surfaces of the bowl sidewall and the outer plate sidewall, the bowl sidewall and the outer plate sidewall have outwardly extending reinforcing ledges adjacent their uppermost surfaces, the outer plate sidewall extends upwardly and outwardly from said flat horizontal surface on an angle of inclination of 135 degrees, the outer diameter of the plate is greater than twice the outer diameter of the bowl and less than three times the outer diameter of the bowl, said bowl extends beneath the lowermost surface of the plate by a distance which is greater than twice the plate height and less than three times the plate height, the lowermost surface of the plate is annular and flat with no recessed cavities.
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