US2004011795A1PendingUtilityA1
Partially insulated dishware and cookware
Priority: May 3, 2002Filed: May 2, 2003Published: Jan 22, 2004
Est. expiryMay 3, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47J 36/2483
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Abstract
Partially insulated dishware and cookware may be provided with selected areas of insulation to provide the user with the ability to grasp the dishware or cookware without the use of an oven mitt or other external device. The selected areas of insulation may also maintain a desired temperature for the dishware or cookware contents, provide sealing capability, and provide resistance to damage by way of shock absorption.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A dish, comprising:
a food retaining surface made of cellulosic material; and an insulative layer mounted to the food retaining surface.
2 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the food retaining surface is provided in the form of a plate.
3 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the food retaining surface is provided in the form of a bowl.
4 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the food retaining surface is provided in the form of a cup.
5 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the food retaining surface is provided in the form of a drinking glass.
6 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the food retaining surface is provided in the form of a pan.
7 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the food retaining surface is provided in the form of a platter.
8 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the insulated layer is provided about a rim of the food retaining surface.
9 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the insulated layer is provided at a base of the food retaining surface.
10 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the dish further includes a lid adapted to cover the food retaining surface.
11 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the insulated layer is provided about a rim of the lid.
12 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the insulative layer covers the entire lid.
13 . The dish of claim 1 , wherein the insulative layer is provided in the form of foam styrene.
14 . The dish of claim 1 , further including first and second insulative layers, the first layer being provided as a grasping area, the second layer being provided as a shock-absorbing area.
15 . The dish of claim 14 , wherein the second layer is provided at a base of the dish.
16 . The dish of claim 1 , further including a heating element mounted within the food retaining surface.
17 . A dish comprising:
a food retaining surface; an insulative layer mounted to the food retaining surface; and a shock absorbing layer mounted to the food retaining surface.
18 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the insulative layer and shock absorbing layer are both manufactured from foam styrene.
19 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the insulative layer is mounted about a rim of the food retaining surface.
20 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the shock absorbing layer is mounted at a base of the food retaining surface.
21 . The dish of claim 17 , further including a lid.
22 . The dish of claim 21 , wherein the lid includes an insulative layer mounted about a rim of the lid.
23 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein an insulative layer covers the entire lid.
24 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the dish is provided in the form of a plate.
25 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the dish is provided in the form of a bowl.
26 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the dish is provided in the form of a cup.
27 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the dish is provided in the form of a drinking glass.
28 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the dish is provided in the form of a pan.
29 . The dish of claim 17 , wherein the dish is provided in the form of a platter.
30 . The dish of claim 17 , further including a heating element provided in the food retaining surface.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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