A bread storage dispenser device comprising a housing container made to stand upright having a closed bottom surface and open top end with the housing container further formed having a substantially rectangular chamber extending longitudinally through perimeter walls thereof. A serving drawer assembly is integrally constructed and formed to engage the chamber of the housing container and slide longitudinally therein guided by a pair of side rails on the perimeter walls on opposite sides of the container to a position substantially proximate to the closed bottom surface thereof. The serving drawer assembly includes a top lid member sized to cover and close the open top end of the housing container with a perimeter sealing member secured beneath the lid member, a bottom shelf member having a cross section conforming with the chamber of the housing container and further notched on opposite sides to engage the side rails, and a carriage tray member extending between the top lid and the bottom shelf member configured to retain the slices of bread in a stack held upon the bottom shelf. By raising the serving drawer assembly from its seated position, the stack of bread slices stored within the housing container may be lifted therefrom to allow easy removal of bread slices by the user, and the serving drawer may then be released to descend by itself to a reseated position.

A content fill level sensor is disclosed. The sensor includes a transmitter located proximal to a portion of a container cover that is configured to engage an opening of a container. The sensor also includes a waveguide extending from the transmitter such that the waveguide includes a distal end that is configured to be located within an interior of the container when the container cover engages the container.

A content fill level sensor is disclosed. The sensor includes a transmitter located proximal to a portion of a container cover that is configured to engage an opening of a container. The sensor also includes a waveguide extending from the transmitter such that the waveguide includes a distal end that is configured to be located within an interior of the container when the container cover engages the container.

An assembleable container for storing a liquid includes an upper main body having a first connector and a lower main body having a second connector. The first connector has a convex portion or a concave portion formed on an outer periphery of the upper main body. The second connector has a concave portion or a convex portion that is formed on an inner periphery of the lower main body and configured to fit into the convex portion or the concave portion of the first connector. When the first connector and the second connector are coupled to each other, a bottom surface of the first connector and a bottom surface of the second connector are disposed facing each other. The first connector and the second connector are coupled to provide a leakage prevention portion for preventing the liquid from leaking.

The present disclosure relates to low-sugar, and preferably sugar-free, edible and/or biodegradable materials, and to edible and/or biodegradable vessels for holding foods and liquids for consumption. Specifically, the disclosure relates to sugar-free edible and/or biodegradable cups, straws, and other vessels, capable of holding hot and/or cold liquids for extended periods of time. The present disclosure and its embodiments further relates to a sugar free edible and/or biodegradable vessel made from natural ingredients. The vessel may have an extended shelf life, and is sturdy enough to be used for a variety of applications.

A tiered fajita server, intended for use on a restaurant table, comprised of a center stack support and a plurality of serving dishes. The center stack support has a plurality of mounting cylinders, equal in number the plurality of serving dishes. Each serving dish has a mounting hole allowing it to be removably mounted on the center stack support at one, and only one mounting cylinder. quick-release mount intended for use with a rail-type fishing-rod-holder system. The center stack support is constructed from interspersed frusto-conicals and mounting cylinders. Each serving dish has a perimeter, a mounting hole, a top surface, a side surface, and a concave metal dish. The concave metal dish can be removed to ease service and cleaning.

A device for buttering an ear of corn having a butter stick platform and a corn rest. The butter stick platform has an upper butter base surface for supporting a butter stick, and a peripheral wall extending downward to a base. A containment wall can surround and be separated laterally from the peripheral wall to provide a trough between the peripheral wall and the containment wall. The corn rest has a corn base having a concave upper surface with openings for placement thereupon of an ear of corn, and a frame having side walls that extend downwardly partly into the trough when the corn rest is in a first position resting upon a stick of butter. As the butter stick melts and is used, the frame rides downward into the trough to maintain contact between the ear of corn and the butter stick.

A waste processing system includes a lower tank portion coupled to a first support frame with a guiding member. The waste processing system further includes an upper tank portion coupled to a second support frame, the second support frame including a leg defining a hole for receiving the guiding member to align the first support frame with the second support frame.

A meal tray comprising a plurality of divided compartments each having a substantially planar bottom portion and an encompassing wall extending upwardly therefrom to form an open upper end of the divided compartment, each divided compartment dimensioned to receive a different portion of a meal; an encompassing tray rim defining an open upper end of the meal tray; and a first tear portion comprising a first tear line defining a boundary of a divided compartment from at least one other divided compartment, the first tear portion configured to facilitate a separation of the defined divided compartment from at least one other divided compartments along the first tear line.

A cake stacking system for supporting a multi-tiered cake includes a center rod that extends from a bottom of a base tier of the multi-tiered cake to an interior portion of an uppermost tier of the multi-tiered cake, and a plurality of peripheral rods arranged around the center rod, the plurality of peripheral rods disposed in each tier of the multi-tiered cake except for the uppermost tier of the multi-tiered cake. The center rod includes at least one first rod having a first height and one second rod having a second height. The first height is greater than the second height. Each peripheral rod includes a tubular member and a flange coupled to one end of the tubular member. The flange maintains a vertical position of the tubular member and supports a bottom surface of an above tier of the multi-tiered cake.