Coffee bean package provided with an inner space for holding a collection of coffee beans for multiple portions of coffee beverage, which inner space is surrounded by at least one wall, a coffee bean outlet for dispensing coffee beans from the inner space, and a dosing device which is arranged for dispensing coffee beans from the inner space in a predetermined dose.

A chafing dish and frame assembly including a lower frame section for supporting a disposable food tray for holding food, an upper frame section pivotally attached to the lower frame section; a disposable food cover supported by the upper frame section; and a pivot hinge that pivotally connects the upper frame section to the lower frame section. The pivot hinge allows the disposable food cover to be pivoted up to ninety degrees relative to the disposable food tray from a closed position, wherein the disposable food cover rests on top of the disposable food tray, to an open position wherein the disposable food cover is pivoted upwardly so that the food in the disposable food tray may be accessed.

In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, there is provided an improved disposable aluminum lids configured for use with a pan. The lid has a continuously rolled lip around a skirt that when placed on the pan is bent to secure the two together. The rolled lip around the entire periphery of the skirt includes both the sides and the corners of the improved disposable aluminum lid. This significantly reduces the possibility of cuts and injuries to the user with securing the lid to the pan or removing it therefrom.

An embossed paper-based bakeable tray having a bottom surface and sidewalls and an embossed pattern formed in the bottom surface providing a series of closely spaced projections substantially entirely over the bottom surface.

There is provided a cooking device that is capable of heating and cooking ingredients by burning altogether with the cooking device.

A cooking device 1 includes a main body 3 that has a concave part 2 in which cooking ingredients are to be stored and a lid body 4 that covers the concave part 2. The main body 3 and the lid body 4 are formed from flammable material. With the ingredients stored in the concave part 2 and the concave part 2 covered with the lid body 4, the cooking device 1 is burned to heat and cook the ingredients.

An embossed paper-based bakeable tray having a bottom surface and sidewalls and an embossed pattern formed in the bottom surface providing a series of closely spaced projections substantially entirely over the bottom surface.

In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, there is provided an improved disposable aluminum lids configured for use with a pan. The lid has a continuously rolled lip around a skirt that when placed on the pan is bent to secure the two together. The rolled lip around the entire periphery of the skirt includes both the sides and the corners of the improved disposable aluminum lid. This significantly reduces the possibility of cuts and injuries to the user with securing the lid to the pan or removing it therefrom.

The present invention relates to a cooking container for an electromagnetic induction heating, in which the cooking container includes: a cooking container main body formed of an aluminum alloy; and a magnetic metal plate attached to an outer bottom surface of the cooking container main body, wherein the magnetic metal plate is formed at a surface thereof with a plurality of grooves having a bowl shape formed by pressing the surface of the magnetic metal plate, in which the bowl-shape groove is formed at a bottom thereof with a boss through-hole, and the cooking container main body has a plurality of bosses passing through boss through-holes of the grooves of the magnetic metal plate, in which the bosses are pressed to fill the bowl-shape grooves, respectively, such that a side surface of the bowl-shape groove of the magnetic metal plate is buried in the cooking container main body.

A metallic pan having an upper surface including a cavity and an upper lip surrounding the cavity. Paper covers the upper surface including the upper lip of the metallic pan. The paper is attached within folds of metallic foil of the metallic pan.

The current invention is a disposable cooking pan with a drip tray. The trays will be 1.5 in depth and various lengths and widths to fit various cooking purposes. The cooking pans will be made of aluminum or other suitable materials which distribute heat, are durable, and are affordable. The pan can be used in the oven is designed to be used on a grill. The food is placed on a metal grating, that is near the top of the pan. Fat drippings from the food pass through the grating and fall into the bottom of the pan. When the food is prepared, the tray can be disposed off after cooking to a safe temperature.