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US 9,624,024 B2Granted
Push up cereal cup
OwnerNoah Vilinskyinventor
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Abstract
The disclosed embodiments relate generally to a system and method of using a push up cereal cup or box (PUCC). The system includes a top and bottom compartment that contains at least one liquid and at least one foodstuff. The device allows consumption of a mixture of liquid and foodstuff, such as cereal and milk, without the use of any utensils.
Claims10
A push up cereal box, comprising:
- a bottom compartment defining a first outlet;
- a top compartment defining a second outlet;
- the bottom compartment containing a liquid and the top compartment containing a foodstuff, and both compartments are not in fluid communication with each other;
- a tube connected to the bottom compartment and having a user access port;
- the tube connected to the bottom compartment through the first outlet;
- a perforated cup having holes disposed in the tube, the cup having access to the top compartment through the second outlet for allowing liquid to flow therethrough from the tube;
- an external moveable finger switch for controlling the foodstuff;
- an internal moveable tray in the top compartment and connected to the external moveable finger switch, the switch connected to the internal moveable tray for moving the internal moveable tray and controlling the amount of flow of foodstuff to the cup, the external moveable finger switch positioned below the internal moveable tray and provides vertical movement of the tray in an upward motion, and a downward motion for refilling the tray;
- a cover disposed over the access port and removable such that when the cereal box is tilted horizontally or when the bottom compartment containing the liquid is squeezed and the finger switch moved to an on position, foodstuff fills the cup and the liquid flows through the perforated cup removing the foodstuff, and the liquid and the food stuff passes through the access port to a user in a controlled manner without the use of any utensil.
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