Fry Caddie

Abstract

A tray body fabricated of a molded cardboard material defines a generally rectangular recess having at least one support member extending downwardly. The tray body further defines a center cup receptacle having a receptacle wall extending downwardly beyond tray body. A pair of side receptacles is formed on the opposing end of the recess. A pair of middles receptacles is formed in the center of the present invention.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . Food tray fabricated for holding food obtained from a fast food restaurant, the tray comprising:
 a body comprising a top flat wall bounded by a rear and front wall with opposing side walls extending downward to a bottom wall wherein an interior cavity is formed therebetween;   a cup receptacle bounded by side walls having a configuration to support a cup holder cavity and that extend downwardly from a top end to a bottom end;   the bottom end of the cup receptacle configured to be received by the cup holder cavity;   the top end coupled to the an under side of the bottom wall;   the top flat wall having a plurality of apertures extending into the cavity;   the plurality of apertures configured to support a group consisting of a fast food container opening, a condiment container opening, and a packet container slot;   the food container opening configured to support an outer frame of a fast food container in an upright position;   the condiment container opening configured to support a rim of a condiment container;   the packet container slot configured to support in an upright position a small packet container comprising a pair of opposing flat panels with vacuum sealed outer peripheral edges.   
     
     
         2 . The food tray of  claim 1  wherein the cup receptacle is releasably engaged from bottom wall. 
     
     
         3 . The food tray of  claim 1  wherein the condiment container comprises a bottom wall bounded by a side walls that extend upward thereform and terminating in a rim. 
     
     
         4 . The food tray of  claim 1  wherein the body further comprises a fold line along the median of the opposing side walts of body allowing the body to collapse. 
     
     
         5 . The food tray of  claim 1  wherein the cup receptacle further comprises a fold line along the median of opposing side walls allowing the cop receptacle to collapse. 
     
     
         6 . The food tray of  claim 1  wherein the cup holder cavity has a cylindrical shape. 
     
     
         7 . Food tray fabricated for holding food obtained from a fast food restaurant, the tray comprising:
 a body comprising a top flat wall bounded by a rear and front wall with opposing side walls extending downward to a bottom wall wherein an interior cavity is formed therebetween;   a cup receptacle having a shape bounded by side walls that extend downwardly from a top end to a bottom end;   the bottom end of the cup receptacle configured to be received by a cup holder within a vehicle;   the top end integrally formed within an under side of the bottom wall;   the top flat wall having a plurality of apertures extending into the cavity;   the plurality of apertures configured to support a group consisting of a fast food container opening, a condiment container opening, and a packet container slot;   the food container opening configured to support an outer frame of a fast food container in an upright position;   the condiment container opening configured to receive therein a rim of a condiment container;   the packet container slot configured to support in an upright position a small packet container comprising a pair of opposing flat panels with a pair of outer peripheral edges that are vacuum sealed.   
     
     
         8 . The food tray of  claim 6  wherein the cup receptacle collapses inwardly into the bottom wall. 
     
     
         9 . The food tray of  claim 6  wherein the cup receptacle is manufactured as a flat surface which is formed into a cylindrical member. 
     
     
         10 . The food tray of  claim 6  wherein the body further comprises a fold line along the median of the opposing side walls of body allowing the body to collapse.