A system for interacting with food includes a rigid plate with a plurality of recessed regions formed in a body portion of the plate. The recessed regions are arranged to define a shape of an object such as a vehicle or animal for appealing to a young child. One or more of the recessed regions may include a nesting region having a shape substantially matching the shape of a head portion of a utensil for use with the plate. The recessed regions may also include a dock portion that mates with and elevates a head portion of an associated utensil above the lower surface of the recessed region. The body portion may include a retention feature that mates with and retains and handle portion of the utensil. Transition regions between the walls and the lower surfaces of recessed regions may match the shape of the head of the utensil.

Disclosed herein is a novel container/guacabowl and apparatus system that assists in the removal and apportionment of the semi-solid items, such as guacamole, salsa, dip and humus, from the interior of a bowl or container using an external object such as a tortilla chip or cracker, while minimizing the risk of spilling the semi-solid items as they are being removed.

Disclosed herein is a novel container/guacabowl and apparatus system that assists in the removal and apportionment of the semi-solid items, such as guacamole, salsa, dip and humus, from the interior of a bowl or container using an external object such as a tortilla chip or cracker, while minimizing the risk of spilling the semi-solid items as they are being removed.

A flexible protection sleeve for a container includes a bottom portion, a side portion, and a top portion integrally formed from a same flexible material. The bottom portion and the side portion are configured to wrap around an outer surface of the container, and the top portion is configured to wrap around a top rim of the container, from the outer surface to an inner surface of the container.

A flexible protection sleeve for a container includes a bottom portion, a side portion, and a top portion integrally formed from a same flexible material. The bottom portion and the side portion are configured to wrap around an outer surface of the container, and the top portion is configured to wrap around a top rim of the container, from the outer surface to an inner surface of the container.

Disclosed is a heating food tray for child. The heating food tray for child according to the embodiments of the present invention is provided with a heat generation unit to provide a function of heating food contained in the food tray or keeping a temperature of the food. In addition, the embodiments of the present invention provides the heating food tray including the control unit to execute or stop the heating or heat-keeping function when the temperature deviates from a preset value.

Disclosed is an infant food tray to which a snack tray (230) is applied. The snack tray (230) includes container-accommodation spaces (232a), (232b) configured to accommodate two small side-dish containers (210). The container-accommodation spaces (232a), (232b) are formed to be surrounded by a stepped rim (234) having a step on top on an outer periphery. A sidewall (233) and a bottom (236) maintain a shape due to a rounded portion (238) so as to allow infants to separately accommodate as much as they want to eat of a large amount of cooked rice and soup in each of the container-accommodation spaces (232a), (232b) little by little or to be easily used by inserting the small side-dish containers (210) thereinto.

Disclosed is an infant food tray to which a snack tray (230) is applied. The snack tray (230) includes container-accommodation spaces (232a), (232b) configured to accommodate two small side-dish containers (210). The container-accommodation spaces (232a), (232b) are formed to be surrounded by a stepped rim (234) having a step on top on an outer periphery. A sidewall (233) and a bottom (236) maintain a shape due to a rounded portion (238) so as to allow infants to separately accommodate as much as they want to eat of a large amount of cooked rice and soup in each of the container-accommodation spaces (232a), (232b) little by little or to be easily used by inserting the small side-dish containers (210) thereinto.

The present application discloses an interactive food tray that includes a food compartment having an interactive surface configured to couple with one or more modules. The one or more modules are configured to at least partially provide a non-food-based function.

A nested tableware set includes: a) first and second bowls having a base and container portion that terminates at an open rim, and b) a plate interposed between the first and second bowls. Each plate has: 1) a base terminating at a side wall that extends upwardly and terminates at a side wall rim, 2) a base wall extending vertically downwardly from the base, 3) a first annular surface extending horizontally away from an upper end of the base wall, and 4) a second annular surface extending horizontally away from and vertically above the first annular surface. The first annular surface and the base wall together define a first shelf for seating the first bowl, and the second annular surface defines a second shelf for seating another plate. The base and side wall together define a third shelf for seating the second bowl.