Container inside a container combination

Abstract

This invention relates to a container compartment inside a container compartment combination, a cap, or lid covering inner container rim, where utensil is connected underneath a cap, or lid, utensil is extending inside an inner container compartment removing, using consuming contents, this invention allows consumers using utensil, an advantage with having more than a single container, from which more than a single container, from which more than a single container can be stored, and selected from.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

A Container Inside a Container Combination

This invention relates to preferred various types of container in a container, having various types of compartments, various types of utensil, the utensil having various types of attachments, connections to various types of caps, and lids connection designed, covering various types of outer, and inner container rims designs.

The various types of condiments, and food seasoning spices container receptacles, that's invented for today's market have limitation, they provide one compartment within a single container from which contents are removed, used, and consumed, as an example Willis S. Engle et al prior arts discloses only a single receptacles container combination, a lid with utensil, and handle connection, U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,251,774. 2,134,090. 1,840,662. 1,834,085.

It is the principle object to provide a container inside a container combination with a cap, or lid attachment connection to a utensil, said utensil to removed, used, consumed contents from more than one single receptacle container combination.

Whereas, Robert F. DeRoseau et al, prior art, U.S. Pat. No. 5,042,712 disclose utensil, and receptacle, a container inside a container, but use only a single container compartment of the two receptacles containers for contents to be removed, used, and consumed with a utensil.

Wherein it is advantageous for a utensil to use each container, for selections of contents consumers now can enjoy the benefit coordinating assortments of contents, from a container inside a container, opposed having to select contents from a single receptacle container.

On the other hand, Troy N. Thompson, Scott Alan White et al. prior arts discloses a container inside a container, these disclosures have limitation, Thomson prior arts does not embody a utensil attachment connection combination with a cap, or lid, U.S. Pat. Nos. 8,231,026 B2, 5,722,558, 4,254,007.

it is the principal object to provide a utensil to removes, use, consume contents from within a container inside a container.

It is further an advantage incorporating a utensil attachment connection to a cap, or lid, be use with a combination container inside a container, opposed with not having a utensil connection for removing, using, consuming contents from containers compartment.

The prior arts have limitation, 1. Having only a single container combination. 2. Having container inside a container, but use only one container to store, and remove content from. 3. A container inside a container, having no utensil connection to a cap, or lid.

Now consumers can select different contents from combination of containers from separate compartments. Consumers will use a utensil attachment connection to a cap, or lid from within a receptacle position inside a receptacle for this means.

A further advantage, a container inside a container with utensil attachment to a cap, or lid will also provide consumers with more room on their shelves, and more room inside of their kitchen cabinets, for storing other goods.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

This invention comprises of a container inside a container combination, incorporating preferred type attachment connection designed of a cap, or lid, said cap, or lid covering the rims to both, an outer container, and an inner container, a preferred utensil having preferred connection designed type underneath said cap, or lid covering the inner container rim, wherein preferred type utensil extends inside an inner compartment container, for removing, using, consuming contents selected from each containers.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The drawing figures depict one, or more implementations in accord with the present concepts, by way of example, not byway of limitations.

FIG. 1 is a front-top line drawing perspective view of an inner container 1 inside an outer container 2.

FIG. 2 shows an example, of a compartment 3A inside an inner container 1, inside a compartment 3B inside an outer container 2.

FIG. 3. Shows an example, a utensil 6 inside an inner compartment 3A container 1.

FIG. 4. Shows an example, of utensil 6 attached underneath 7 a cap, or lid 4A utensil 6 extending into inner compartment 3A container 1,

FIG. 5. Shows an example a cap, or lid 4A and 4B covering both an inner container 1, and outer container 2 rim 5A and 5B

FIG. 6 show an inner container 1, and outer container 2 having a preferred color cap, or lid 4A and 4B,

FIG. 7 show an inner container 1, an outer container 2 having a preferred color cap, or lid 4A, 4B.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

As seen in FIG. 1-8 the preferred embodiment of the new invention involves a container 1 inside a container 2, a compartment 38 inside an outer container 2 a compartment 3A inside an inner container 1, a preferred cap, or lid 4A and 4B are covering both an inner container 1 rim 5A and an outer container 2 rim 5B a preferred utensil 6, said utensil 6 having a preferred attachment connection underneath 7 a cap, or lid 4A said cap, or lid are covering an inner container 1 rim 5A, wherein utensil 6 underneath 7 cap, or lid 4A, extends inside of the inner compartment 3A of container 1 for removing, using; contents from both compartments 3A,3B.

Claims

1. A container inside a container comprising: means of a utensil having preferred connection to a cap, or lid, wherein various designs will allow utensil to be extended from a cap, or lid to the inside of an inner compartment container, where utensil remove, use, consumed various contents from within each receptacle.

2. The device described in claim 1 wherein said means comprises a preferred cap, or lid Connection, covers preferred inner compartment container rim, and preferred outer compartment rims.

3. The device described in claim 1 wherein said utensil is a spoon.

4. The device described in claim 1 wherein said utensil is a fork.

5. The device described in claim 1 wherein said utensil is a knife.