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CUP WITH BEVERAGE CONCENTRATE CONTAINER

  • US 3,870,220 A
  • Filed: 02/07/1973
  • Issued: 03/11/1975
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/07/1973
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A beverage cup for dispensing a single portion of a beverage, from a beverage concentrate contained within the cup, said cup comprising;

  • a drinking receptacle, of sufficient size to contain a single serving of a liquid beverage, said receptacle having a bottom and side walls, said side walls defining a rim, said side walls of said receptacle defining an upper and a lower portion, said upper portion being of a predetermined thickness and said lower portion being of a reduced thickness with respect thereto, whereby to define an inner annular shoulder running around the interior of said receptacle adjacent to but spaced above said bottom wall thereof, at the junction between the lower and upper wall portions the outer surface of said receptacle side walls being smooth and regular;

    a container for said beverage concentrate secured in the bottom of said receptacle, said container containing a single serving of a beverage concentrate, and being formed with a bottom, side walls, and an open top accessible to the interior of said receptacle;

    a peripheral lip running around the open top of said container and dimensioned to fit within said lower side wall portion of said receptacle and be retained therewithin by interengagement with said annular shoulder, said container being formed of a material which is harmless when immersed in said liquid beverage, and being secured as aforesaid in said bottom of said receptacle to prevent removal thereof upon opening thereof;

    closure panel means extending over the open top of said container, and sealably fastened therearound, and, tab means connected to said closure panel, whereby said closure panel may be removed from said container while said container remains secured in the bottom of said receptacle thereby exposing said beverage concentrate within said container at the bottom of said receptacle, the receptacle then being readied for the addition of liquid without removal of said container.

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