US2008277403A1PendingUtilityA1

Beverage can with an external reservoir for additional sweet

Assignee: KANG KYUNG MINPriority: May 10, 2007Filed: May 10, 2007Published: Nov 13, 2008
Est. expiryMay 10, 2027(~0.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
B65D 81/3211
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Abstract

A beverage can with a small external sweet reservoir is provided. The reservoir is rotate-ably attached to the bottom of the beverage can. A hole for introducing the sweets is developed a he bottom of the beverage can. The reservoir is a shallow cylindrical can, which is divided into pluralities of sections of same internal volume by pluralities of dividers that are installed inside of the reservoir and are extending radially from the center thereof. Each section is filled with sugar solution, except first section. Face of the reservoir toward the main can body is open. Rubber gaskets are attached at each end of the dividers and the open end of the reservoir, which contacts with the beverage can, to prevent leak of the sugar solution. As a customer turns the reservoir, additional sugar solution is introduced to the beverage can through the hole and the user can adjust sweetness or the beverage.

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1 . A beverage can with an external reservoir for additional sweet is comprised of
 a main can body at the bottom thereof a hole for introducing the sweets and a concave groove are developed, and   an additional reservoir that is in a shape of a shallow cylindrical can, whose one circular side facing the main can body is open and a rubbery gasket is attached to open end, and   is divided into pluralities of sections of same internal volume by pluralities of dividers, that are installed inside of the reservoir, and rubbery silicon gaskets are attached whose open ends, and   are extending radially from the center thereof, and   is rotate-ably attached to the main can body at the bottom thereof via a rotating pin that penetrates a cylindrical hole, which is developed at the center of the reservoir along the depth thereof, and   is engaged to the concave groove developed at the bottom of the main can body.

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