JP3175633U - Eating utensils that form a pinch - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a eating utensil that forms a sandwiching tool that has excellent stability, good usability, and excellent durability.
A food holding part S10, F10 and a grip part are formed integrally using a relatively hard synthetic resin. Cutout portions S30 and F30 are formed on the side edge of the gripping portion, and the two cutlery portions are detachably fitted together by combining two eating utensils, so that the two eating utensils form a sandwiching tool shape. The notch portion of each eating utensil is formed at one side edge of each gripping portion with the fitting portions S31, F31 and the occlusion portion, and each insertion portion is a gripping portion facing the notch portion provided on one side edge of each gripping portion. The other side edge is formed so as to be detachable, and each occlusal part is formed so that the grip part other side edges S24, F24 inserted into the insertion part are further detachably fitted.
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Description

  The present invention is a food and drink eating tool that is integrally formed using a synthetic resin that is composed of a food holding portion and a gripping portion, and the whole is relatively hard, and forms a notch on the side edge of the gripping portion, The present invention relates to a meal tool in which when the two meal tools are combined, the notch portion is detachably fitted so that the two meal tools form a sandwich tool shape.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there has been known a meal utensil in which two meal utensils such as a fork and a spoon are combined into one to have a tong (clamping) function.

  For example, each handle part of a western food utensil such as a knife, fork, or spoon has a notch with a depth of half the width of each, and the notch parts of the two handle parts are vertically There is known a combined western food utensil characterized by having a structure in which tongs are combined to form a tong between pine needles. (Refer to Patent Document 1)

  In addition, for example, it is an object to provide a new Western tableware that can be used as a sandwiching tool by combining two Western tablewares that can be used alone, and as a solving means, Western foods that can be used individually. The handle part of the bowl is provided with elasticity, and the side edge of the handle part is provided with a notch, and the two pieces of Western tableware are combined in a freely detachable manner by engaging each other with the notch part of each handle part. There is a known Western tableware characterized in that when two Western dishes are combined, the two Western dishes form a pinch. (Refer to Patent Document 2)

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-4755 JP 2000-342421 A

  However, each of the handle portions of the western food utensils such as knives, forks, spoons, etc., which is the combined western food utensil of Patent Document 1, has a notch having a depth of one-half the width, and this notch. In the structure in which the portions are fitted together in a pine needle shape and the tongue is sandwiched, the cutout portion of a simple shape is formed in the handle portion of the Western food utensil of Patent Document 1, so the cutout portions are fitted to each other. When combined with pine needles and used as a tong, it has been pointed out that it lacks stability and the feeling of use is not good, and that there is also a problem with durability.

  Moreover, the western tableware of patent document 2 can provide a notch part in the side edge of the handle | pattern part, and can detachably combine these Western dishes by engaging the notch part of each handle | pattern part mutually. It is characterized in that when the two Western dishes are combined, the two Western dishes are notches formed so as to form a sandwiching tool, but the notches are simply cutouts. It has been pointed out that even if the notch is formed so that the notches are engaged with each other, stability is not achieved and the feeling of use is not good.

  The present invention was made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and is a food and drink utensil for food and drink which is composed of a food holding part and a grip part and is integrally molded using a relatively hard synthetic resin. A notch portion may be formed on the side edge of the gripping portion, the two eating utensils may be combined, the notch portions may be detachably fitted, and the two eating utensils may be used as clamping tools (tongues). The purpose of the present invention is to provide a food utensil having excellent stability, good usability, and excellent durability.

  A first means for solving the problem (Claim 1) is a food and drink eating tool which is composed of a food holding part and a grip part and is integrally molded using a relatively hard synthetic resin, A meal in which a notch is formed on the side edge of the gripping part, and when the two eating utensils are combined, the notch is detachably fitted so that the two eating utensils form a sandwiching tool. In the utensil, the notch portion of each eating utensil is formed by a fitting portion and an occlusal portion on one side edge of each gripping portion, and each fitting portion is a gripping portion facing the notch portion provided on one side edge of each gripping portion The other side edge is formed so as to be removably fitted, and each occlusal part is formed so as to be further removably fitted to the grip part other side edge fitted into the fitting part. It is to provide a meal utensil forming utensil.

As for the eating utensils that form the holding utensils shown in the first means for solving the problems, spoons, forks and knives are shown. In the present invention, two of these are selected and used as a clamping tool, so the following combinations are possible.
(I) When combining a spoon and fork.
(B) When combining forks and knives.
(C) When combining a knife and spoon.
(D) When combining spoons and spoons.
(E) When combining forks and forks.
(F) When combining knives and knives.

  As for the relatively hard synthetic resin shown in the first means for solving the problem, anything may be used as long as it has sufficient strength and heat resistance when the present invention is molded. The synthetic resin may be selected and used. For example, ABS resin, AS resin, acrylic, polycarbonate, high density polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinylidene chloride, polyamide, aramid resin, polyacetal, melamine resin, polyester, and the like are known.

  As for the notch shown in the first means for solving the problem, the notch of each eating utensil is formed on one side edge of each gripping part with an insertion part and an occlusion part, and each insertion part is each gripping The other side edge of the gripping part facing the notch part provided on one side edge of the part is formed so as to be detachable, and each occlusal part further detaches the gripping part other side edge inserted into the insertion part. Specifically, by forming it so that it can be fitted, one gripping part other side edge of the two arbitrarily combined with the eating utensil shown in the present invention is used as the fitting part of the other eating utensil. The notch portions of the eating utensils are engaged with each other and locked by fitting the other side edge of the gripping portion into the occlusion portion so as to be detachable. Accordingly, each eating utensil is locked at a position where it is combined with each other, and the two eating utensils act as one clamping device.

  According to a second means for solving the problem (Claim 2), a groove shape having an arbitrary length is formed on the front side of the grip portion of each eating utensil from the notch portion to the food holding portion. The eating tool for forming a sandwiching tool according to the first means for solving the problem (Claim 1), characterized in that the notch and the groove-shaped one end are connected to each other. Is to provide.

  With respect to forming a groove shape of an arbitrary length in the direction of the food holding portion from the notch portion on the front side of the grip portion shown in the second means for solving the problem, with respect to the groove shape There is no particular limitation, and a concave shape or a notch may be formed in an arbitrary length on the surface of the grip portion from the notch to the food holding portion.

  Regarding the formation of the notch and the groove-shaped one end connected to each other as shown in the second means for solving the problem, the two arbitrarily combined with the eating utensil shown in the present invention Each eating utensil is formed at one end of the grooved shape of each eating utensil by forming at least a part of the other side edge of the holding portion of the other eating utensil with the grooved one end formed in one of them It is characterized in that the other side edge of the grip part is fitted, and specifically, one of the two grip part other side edges arbitrarily combined with the eating utensil shown in the present invention is provided. By fitting into the fitting part of another eating utensil and then engaging with the occlusal part, the groove-shaped one end of each eating utensil and the other side edge of the holding part of each eating utensil are fitted and locked together. Therefore, each eating utensil is strongly locked in a position where it is combined with each other, and the two eating utensils can more effectively function as one clamping device. Further, the groove shape improves the strength of the gripping portion, and contributes to the improvement of durability even if the eating utensil shown in the present invention is used as a clamping device at a considerable frequency. In addition, by forming the groove shape so as to decrease in depth from the groove-shaped one end portion to the other end portion, the eating utensil shown in the present invention is durable even if it is used at a considerable frequency. It is preferable because improvement of the above can be expected further.

  The third means for solving the problem (Claim 3) is characterized in that, on the back side of each eating utensil, a convex body for locking a finger is provided between the grip portion and the food holding portion, It is providing the eating tool which forms the clamping tool of the 1st means (Claim 1) for solving a subject, and / or the 2nd means (Claim 2) for solving a subject.

  Regarding the convex body shown in the third means for solving the problem, for example, it becomes possible to use it as a sandwiching tool by engaging the notch portions of each meal tool shown in the present invention. When using a meal utensil as a holding tool, each food holding unit will hold the object by holding the holding part of each eating utensil with one hand and pressing from the back side of each holding part, By providing a convex body between the gripping part and the food holding part, it becomes possible to lock the finger, and as a result, the pressing work from the back side of each gripping part becomes easier and the usability as a clamping tool (tongue) As soon as the present inventors found out that the improvement was achieved, the present invention was reached.

  Regarding the provision of the convex body shown in the third means for solving the problem, the shape should be such that a finger can be locked between the gripping part and the food holding part on the back side of the eating utensil. For example, it is preferable that the shape is a convex body, but other shapes may be used. Further, the shape and size of the convex body may be arbitrary. As for the means for forming the convex body, the eating utensil of the present invention is integrally molded using a relatively hard synthetic resin, so the mold is designed so that the convex body is formed. Normal molding means may be used.

  When the meal utensil shown in claim 1 (including the description described in the first means for solving the problem) of the present invention can be provided, when the meal utensils are combined and used as a clamping tool (tongue) Since each cutout portion of each meal utensil is firmly engaged and securely locked and locked with each other, it is possible to provide a meal utensil that forms a clamping device that is sufficiently excellent in strength and durability.

  When the meal utensil shown in claim 2 of the present invention (including the description described in the second means for solving the problem) can be provided, when the meal utensils are combined and used as a clamping tool (tongue) In addition, the groove shape and the cutouts of each eating utensil are connected to each other more firmly, and the cutouts are more securely locked and locked together. It becomes possible to provide meal utensils that form utensils.

  By providing the meal utensil shown in claim 3 (including the description in the third means for solving the problems) of the present invention, each meal is held when the utensil is held with one hand and pressed with a finger. Since the convex body provided between the gripping part back side of the utensil and the food holding part back side locks the finger, the pressing work becomes easy and the pressing work can be surely performed, and the usability as a clamping tool is improved. It becomes possible to provide the food utensils to be formed.

  Moreover, by providing the holding tool shown in the present invention, each eating tool can be detachably combined, and depending on the object, a holding tool in which a spoon, fork or knife is freely combined can be used. .

  In addition, by providing the holding tool shown in the present invention, compared to the conventional similar type, the protrusions and grooves provided in each eating tool shown in the present invention and the notches of each eating tool connected to each other. Due to a synergistic effect with the installation effect, the holding device shown in the present invention can be held even in a hard use environment in an outdoor event venue or in a rough environment in a messy environment outdoors. The tool can perform the clamping work without shaking.

  In addition, by being able to provide the clamping device shown in the present invention, the notches of the present invention are firmly engaged with each other while the whole is a food and drink eating tool integrally molded using a relatively hard synthetic resin. The structure that securely locks and locks, so that the clamping device of the present invention is considerably light and strong. As a result, even in the above-mentioned usage environment, even if the user uses it for a long time, the feeling of fatigue can be reduced. However, since the usability is improved, the burden on the user can be reduced even in the use environment described above.

  In addition, by providing the holding tool shown in the present invention, compared to the conventional similar type, the protrusions and grooves provided in each eating tool shown in the present invention and the notches of each eating tool connected to each other. Even if it is continuously used in a way that makes each meal utensil equivalent due to a synergistic effect with the installation effect, it is a durable eating utensil that is integrally molded using synthetic resin, but it is sufficiently durable Can be maintained.

  Further, by providing the meal utensil shown in claim 3 of the present invention (including the description described in the third means for solving the problem), the convex body provided in each meal utensil When used alone, sanitary eating utensils that can prevent the backside of the food holding unit from being stained by placing each eating utensil on the side with the convex body on the tabletop, floor or ground Can be provided.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a dining utensil based on the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a dining utensil based on the present invention, and FIG. 3 shows a state where the dining utensils based on the present invention are combined. FIG. 4 is a front view, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state in which meal tools based on the present invention are combined.

  From FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, S1 is a food / drink utensil that is composed of a food holding part S10 and a gripping part S20 and is integrally molded using a relatively hard synthetic resin. In this embodiment, a spoon is selected. S11 indicates the front side of the food holding part S10, S12 indicates the back side of the food holding part S10, S21 indicates the front side of the gripping part S20, S22 indicates the back side of the gripping part S20, and S23 indicates the gripping part S20. Shows one side edge. F1 is a food / drink utensil that is composed of a food holding part F10 and a gripping part F20 and is integrally molded using a relatively hard synthetic resin. In this embodiment, a fork is selected, and F11 is a food holding part. F12 indicates the front side of the food holding portion F10, F21 indicates the front side of the gripping portion F20, F22 indicates the backside of the gripping portion F20, and F23 indicates one side edge of the gripping portion F20 Yes. SF1 is a clamping tool showing a state in which a spoon S1 and a fork F1 are combined to form a clamping tool shape (tongue). S30 is a notch formed in an arbitrary part of the gripping part one side edge S23, and F30 is a notch formed in an arbitrary part of the gripping part one side edge F23, and the notch part S30 and the notch part. The spoon S1 and the fork F1 form a sandwiching tool SF1 by fitting and combining F30 so as to be detachable. The notch part S30 of the spoon S1 is constituted by an insertion part S31 and an occlusion part S32, the notch part F30 of the fork F1 is constituted by an insertion part F31 and an occlusion part F32, and the insertion part S31 of the spoon S1 is a grip part of the fork F1. The gripping part other side edge F24 facing the gripping part one side edge F23 formed when the notch part F30 is formed in the one side edge F23 is formed so as to be detachable, and the insertion part F31 of the fork F1 is a spoon. The gripping part other side edge S24 facing the gripping part one side edge S23 generated when the notch part S30 is formed in the gripping part one side edge S23 of S1 is formed so as to be detachable, and the occlusion of the spoon S1 The part S32 is formed so that the gripping part other side edge F24 of the fork F1 fitted in the fitting part S31 is detachably fitted, and the occlusal part F32 of the fork F1 is a spoon fitted in the fitting part F31. 1 grips the other side rim S24 is formed to be fitted to be Hamada'. Due to the structure of the notch S30 of the spoon S1 and the notch F30 of the fork F1, the sandwiching tool SF1 is engaged with each other by engaging the notch S30 and the notch F30, and is thus locked and locked. S1 and fork F1 serve as a clamping tool (tongue) as clamping tool SF1.

1, 2, and 4, S <b> 40 is an arbitrary length or / and depth or / and width in the direction from the notch S <b> 30 to the food holding part front side S <b> 11 on the gripping part front side S <b> 21 of the spoon S <b> 1. The groove shape S40 is composed of one end portion S41 and the other end portion S42, the groove shape one end portion S41 is formed so as to be connected to the notch portion S30, and the groove shape other end portion S42 is gripped. The groove-shaped one end S41 is provided so as to be connected to the notch S30, and at least a part of the gripping part other side edge F24 of the fork F1 is fitted to the groove-shaped one end S41. By forming so as to be removably fitted, the gripping part other side edge F24 and the groove-shaped one end S41 are fitted and locked together, and the cutout part S30 and the cutout part F30 are combined with each other. It is strongly locked to the clamp SF1 So play stronger the action as clamping device as pincer integral. Moreover, the spoon S1 shown in the present embodiment is used as a sandwiching device at a considerable frequency by forming the groove-like depth to be shallower from the groove-like one end S41 toward the groove-like other end S42. Further improvement in durability can be expected.
1, 2, and 4, F40 is a portion for an arbitrary length or / and a depth or / and a width in a direction from the notch portion F30 to the food holding portion front side F11 on the grip portion front side F21 of the fork F1. The groove shape F40 is composed of one end portion F41 and the other end portion F42, the groove shape one end portion F41 is formed so as to be connected to the notch portion F30, and the groove shape other end portion F42 is gripped. The groove-shaped one end F41 is provided so as to be connected to the notch F30, and at least a part of the gripping portion other side edge S24 of the spoon S1 is fitted to the groove-shaped one end F41. The grip part other side edge S24 and the groove-shaped one end F41 are fitted and locked with each other, and the notch part F30 and the notch part S30 are combined with each other. It is strongly locked to the clamp SF1 So play stronger the action as clamping device as pincer integral. In addition, the fork F1 shown in the present embodiment is used as a clamping device at a considerable frequency by forming the groove-shaped depth to be shallower from the groove-shaped one end F41 toward the groove-shaped other end F42. Further improvement in durability can be expected.

  1, 2, and 4, S50 is a convex body that is provided between the gripping part back side S22 and the food holding part back side S12 of the spoon S1, and is formed so as to lock a finger. It is a convex body that is provided between the gripping part back side F22 and the food holding part back side F12 of the fork F1 and is formed so as to lock a finger. Therefore, in order for the clamping tool SF1 to act as a clamping tool (tongue), between the gripping part back side S22 and the food holding part back side S12 of the spoon S1, and between the gripping part back side F22 and the food holding part back side F12 of the fork F1. By grasping with one hand and pressing with a finger, the object is sandwiched between the food holding unit front side S11 and the food holding unit front side F11, and the clamping tool SF1 functions as a clamping tool. As soon as the inventor finds out that the pressing work can be reliably performed while the finger is locked by the convex body F50 and the pressing work can be performed reliably, that is, the usability as a holding tool is improved, the present invention has been achieved. Further, the shapes and dimensions of the convex body S50 and the convex body F50 may be arbitrary. In addition, regarding the means for forming the convex body S50 and the convex body F50, the eating utensils of the present invention are integrally molded using a relatively hard synthetic resin, so that the convex body S50 and the convex body F50 are formed. The mold is designed so that it is formed, and normal molding means may be used. Further, regarding the means for forming the convex body S50 and the convex body F50, the spoon S1 and the fork F1 are manufactured in advance, and the convex body S50 and the convex shape formed so as to become a convex body by a known means. The body F50 may be fixed to a predetermined part.

  The description of the above embodiment is for explaining the present invention, and is not intended to limit the invention described in the claims of the utility model registration or to reduce the scope. Moreover, each part structure of this invention is not restricted to the said embodiment, A various deformation | transformation is possible within the technical scope as described in the claim of a utility model registration.

  Although the meal utensil of the present invention can be used as a clamping tool (tongue), the meal utensil described in this specification can be used alone, and thus has high industrial utility value.

It is a perspective view which shows the eating utensil of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the eating utensil of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which combined the eating tool by this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the state which combined the eating utensil by this invention.

SF1: clamping tool S1: spoon F1: fork S10: food holding part S11: food holding part front side S12: food holding part back side S20: gripping part S21: gripping part front side S22: gripping part back side S23: gripping part one side edge S24: Grasping part other side edge S30: Notch part S31: Insertion part S32: Occlusion part S40: Groove shape S41: Groove shape one end part S42: Groove shape other end part S50: Convex-shaped body F10: Food holding part F11: Food holding part Front side F12: Food holding part back side F20: Gripping part F21: Gripping part front side F22: Gripping part back side F23: Gripping part one side edge F24: Gripping part other side edge F30: Notch part F31: Insertion part F32: Occlusal part F40: Groove shape F41: Groove-shaped one end F42: Groove-shaped other end F50: Convex shape

Claims (3)

  The eating tool for eating and drinking is composed of a food holding portion and a gripping portion, and is integrally molded using a relatively hard synthetic resin. The eating tool 2 is formed with a notch at the side edge of the gripping portion. In a dining utensil in which the notches are detachably fitted when the books are combined so that the two eating utensils form a sandwiching utensil, the notch of each utensil is on one side of each gripping portion It is formed with an insertion part and an occlusion part at the edge, each insertion part is formed so that the other side edge of the grip part facing the notch part provided at one side edge of each grip part is detachably inserted, An occlusal part is formed so that the grip part other side edge inserted in the insertion part may be fitted so that attachment or detachment is possible further, The eating tool which forms the clamping tool characterized by the above-mentioned.   A groove shape having an arbitrary length is formed on the front side of the grip portion of each eating utensil from the notch portion to the food holding portion, so that the notch portion and the one end portion of the groove shape are connected to each other. The eating tool for forming a holding tool according to claim 1, wherein the eating tool is formed.   3. The holding tool according to claim 1, wherein a convex body that locks a finger is provided between the gripping part and the food holding part on the back side of each of the eating utensils. Eating utensils.