Multiple Stacked Rotatable Lollipop comprising at least two stacked individual components each with a plurality of flavors, colors and shapes, each provided with tubular holding sticks, except the uppermost component which has a solid holding stick, while the upper open ends of the tubular holding sticks of the lower components are accessible at the top of their candies or edible parts, and each tubular stick is conveniently dimensioned to loosely insert the holding stick of the individual component stacked above, each longer than the immediate holding stick below, so the lower end of each holding stick protrudes out in a telescopic fashion, thereby when the user holds the stick of one of the stacked components with one of his/her hands, can rotate any of the other components with the other hand or with his/her tongue directly driving its corresponding edible part for his/her amusement.

An edible liquid container system including an edible liquid container and a base. The edible liquid container includes an accommodation component and a first limiting structure, and the accommodation component is configured to accommodate edible liquid; the base includes a weighing module and a second limiting structure, and the weighing module is configured to obtain weight data; and the edible liquid container and the base achieve a limiting connection through a cooperation between the first limiting structure and the second limiting structure, and the limiting connection is configured to limit the edible liquid container at a preset position on the base and to allow the edible liquid container and the base to be out of contact.

A System and Method is taught for making a S'Mores-like confection. The System is comprised of a stick, a marshmallow, and a specially designed cone. The specially designed cone has a through-hole in its bottom, allowing for it to be mounted on the stick by inserting a first end of the stick through the hole and sliding the specially designed cone towards the second end. A marshmallow is then mounted on the first end. A user can hold the second end of the stick or the specially designed cone while roasting the marshmallow. The System and Method allows a user to enjoy a S'mores-like confection without the drawbacks typically associated with making s'mores.

A System and Method is taught for making a S'Mores-like confection. The System is comprised of a stick, a marshmallow, and a specially designed cone. The specially designed cone has a through-hole in its bottom, allowing for it to be mounted on the stick by inserting a first end of the stick through the hole and sliding the specially designed cone towards the second end. A marshmallow is then mounted on the first end. A user can hold the second end of the stick or the specially designed cone while roasting the marshmallow. The System and Method allows a user to enjoy a S'mores-like confection without the drawbacks typically associated with making s'mores.

The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for treating ear infections and clearing excess fluid from Eustachian tubes.

The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for treating ear infections and clearing excess fluid from Eustachian tubes.

Decorative ring apparatus having transparent edible candy with its base portion secured and including a finger-grasping portion for the user's finger. Stickers are additionally provided which may be applied to the base portion to form an image. The stickers form a puzzle, with images where stickers may be placed in their correct locations. Moreover, the base portion has an upwardly extending portion, which further secures the edible portion, with upwardly extending portion floating its ball element upon a raised element perceived to appear to the wearing users and observers for an illusion of the ball floating within the edible portion that may be provided as a decorative ball. The combination of the application of the stickers and the decorative ball makes the apparatus more aesthetically pleasing and incentivizes the user to consume the edible portion.

The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for treating ear infections and clearing excess fluid from Eustachian tubes.

The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for treating ear infections and clearing excess fluid from Eustachian tubes.

A multiuse stick, which may be used as a popsicle stick and reused for lighting and/or entertainment, e.g., as a toy and/or component thereof. The multiuse stick may be made of light conducting material and/or include a light guide. Light may be supplied by a LED and/or batteries. The LED and/or batteries may be internal or external to the popsicle stick. The multiuse stick may be configured for use as a toy and/or part thereof. The multiuse stick may be configured for use as a light and/or a wearable ornament. The multiuse stick may be used in the manufacture homemade popsicles and/or commercially produced popsicles. Components of the system may be sold separately and/or together, e.g., as a kit, as a unit, etc.