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Confection and safety support handle

Patent 5066502 Issued on November 19, 1991. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject May 8, 2010. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Inventor

Application

No. 521320 filed on 05/08/1990

US Classes:

426/75, PRODUCT HAVING SAFETY FEATURE IN USE426/91, Stick feature426/103, Sugar or carbohydrate containing426/104, IMITATED, SIMULATED, ORNAMENTAL, THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRODUCT OR CONFECTIONARY PRODUCT HAVING CHILD-ORIENTED UTILITY426/134Stick feature

Examiners

Primary: Weinstein, Steven

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Patent References

  • 2823320 DE 12/13/1979
  • 309970 IT 07/13/2012
  • 60-14124 JP. 07/13/1985
  • 60-133841 JP 07/13/1985
  • 61-128840 JP 06/13/1986
  • 62-36151 JP 02/13/1987
  • 62-220150 JP 09/13/1987
  • 1-256372 JP 10/13/1989
  • 424192 GB 02/13/2012
  • 2075327 GB 11/13/1981

International Class

A23G 003/00

Abstract

A sucker is disclosed in which the edible portion cannot be separated from the stick. A support member for the edible is formed from a semi-rigid plastic material, including a loop-shaped handle portion, a body portion for the edible, and a coupling for fixably connecting the handle portion to the body portion. The body portion can be shaped for modeling a prototype such as a cartoon character or a vehicle. The body portion can be loop-shaped for enhancing the security of the edible, and the loop configuration can also simulate the object. The body and handle portions are formed with a lobed cross-sectional shape simulative of a rope for enhancing support of the edible material, and for a desired combination of strength, flexibility, and ease of gripping the handle portion. The edible material can include a first edible layer shaped for simulating a prototype object, and a second edible layer that is at least semi-transparent for permitting view of the first edible layer. A second loop-shaped handle portion can extend oppositely form the first for preventing full entry of the edible into the consumer's mouth.

Other References

  • J of Georgia, Florida Soc. of Pharmacists, vol. 1, #4, Spring '52, p. 1
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