A food tray comprising a side wall module and a removable bottom, where the side wall module comprises a lower opening delimited by a lower rim of the side wall module, where the removable bottom is attached to the lower rim of the side wall module in a detachable manner such that the lower opening is closed off by the removable bottom, where the removable bottom can be removed from the side wall module by the use of a removal means attached to the bottom, where the side wall module is formed by removing a bottom part inside the lower rim of the side wall module, thereby creating the lower opening. One advantage of this food tray is that a food tray having a removable bottom adapted for higher heating temperatures is provided.

A removable bottom adapted to be attached to a lower rim of a food tray in a detachable manner, where the removable bottom comprises a removal tab, where the removal tab is a separate removal tab fixedly attached to the removable bottom by an attachment section. One advantage of the invention is that a food tray having a removable bottom is provided for in an easy and cost-effective way. In this way, a food tray that allows food to be transferred from the bottom of the food tray to a serving surface by removing the bottom is obtained.

A food tray comprising a side wall module and a removable bottom, where the removable bottom comprises a rim section which is attached to a lower rim of the side wall module, where the rim section is fixedly attached to the lower rim of the side wall module and that the removable bottom is provided with a perforation adjacent the rim section, such that the removable bottom can be removed from the rim section by the use of a removal means attached to the removable bottom. One advantage of the method is that a food tray having a removable bottom is provided for in an easy and cost-effective way. In this way, a food tray that allows food to be transferred from the bottom of the food tray to a serving surface by removing the bottom is obtained.

A personal care article is disclosed having a first personal care composition in a first zone and a second personal care composition in a second zone such that the first and second zones are defined by one or more barriers.

The present invention relates to a Card for containing food or beverage ingredients comprising: a substantially planar and rigid base portion, at least two ingredient compartments for storing the ingredients and at least two discharge portions, each discharge portions being linked to one of the compartments and extending along the plane of the base portion, and at least one sealing member provided on the base portion covering the compartments and discharge portions on the base portion side of the card, wherein the card is designed for insertion in a food and beverage preparation device in order to dispense the ingredients from the compartments via the discharge portions. The invention further relates to a food and beverage preparation system, comprising a card according to the invention and a food and beverage preparation device, as well as to a method for preparing food or beverages using the card.

A bowl for storing and serving food products is provided. The bowl includes a bottom panel connected to at least one side panel. The at least one side panel and the bottom panel form a bowl compartment operable to hold soup or other food items. The bowl further includes a pair of opposed handles positioned at the top of the at least one side panel adapted to facilitate pouring of the contents of the bowl. The bottom panel includes a bottom surface. The bottom surface includes an indentation adapted to store food and tools to accompany the soup. A flexible film is removably attached to the bottom surface of the bottom panel, the flexible film covering the indentation allowing food to be stored in the indentation.

A personal care article includes a first personal care composition in a first zone and a second personal care composition in a second zone such that the first and second zones are defined by one or more barriers.