Liquid mixing apparatus includes a housing having an open lower end and a pour opening normally sealed with a closure. A bottom assembly extending across the open end of the housing and sealingly engaged in the open end for relative rotation between the housing and the bottom assembly. The bottom assembly forms a liquid sealed cavity with the housing and further includes apparatus for removably attaching the bottom assembly to a liquid container. A mixing opening defined in the horizontal wall with a flapper valve pivotally mounted therein for pivotal movement between a closed orientation and an open orientation. A stop bar attached at a lower surface to the upper surface of the horizontal wall and extending across a mid-portion of the mixing opening. An activating bar affixed to the housing for rotation with the housing.

A resiliently flexible planar pourer (104) rollable into a tubular pouring shape suitable for placement into a mouth (400) and neck (402) of a vessel (100) to define an operating condition wherein it provides a flow path from the vessel (100) and wherein the pourer (104) presses against side walls of the neck (402) under its own resilience. The pourer (104) comprises an obstruction tab (106) foldable towards an obstructing condition wherein it projects towards an interior of the tubular pouring shape when the pourer (104) is in the operating condition so as to obstruct the flow path. The invention extends to a label comprising a body with a pourer (104) incorporated therein.

The present disclosure relates to a bottle for storing a beverage powder, dispensing the beverage powder into a liquid, and thoroughly mixing the dispensed powder into the liquid.

The disclosure is directed to a beverage nozzle for mixing at least a first beverage ingredient and a second beverage ingredient into a homogeneous mixture. The beverage nozzle comprising a housing comprising a first portion and a second portion and a first inlet in fluid communication with the housing. The first inlet is configured to provide the first beverage ingredient to the housing. The beverage nozzle also includes a second inlet in fluid communication with the housing. The second inlet is configured to provide the second beverage ingredient to the housing. In addition, the beverage nozzle includes a mixing core disposed within the housing. The mixing core is configured to mix the first beverage ingredient and the second beverage ingredient into the homogeneous mixture. Further, the beverage nozzle includes an outlet disposed about the housing, wherein the homogeneous mixture exits the housing by way of the outlet.

A foam generator is configured such that liquid contents pumped by an internal pressure as a result of directly compressing an inverted compression receptacle, having the liquid contents stored therein, are mixed with air in a gas-liquid mixing chamber and, at the same time, directly discharged in the form of foam. That is, direct compression of the inverted compression receptacle allows the liquid contents to be instantly discharged in the form of foam, thereby further improving product responsiveness.

Container devices, systems, and methods are provided. In some embodiments, an example container includes a first vessel, a second vessel, a cap, and a seal. In a first configuration, the second vessel may be suspended from the cap within the first vessel and the first and second vessels are each in sealing engagement with the seal. In a second configuration, the second vessel is separated from the cap and released into the first vessel.

An apparatus for use with baby bottles, a baby bottle assembly, and a method of preparing liquid infant formula for feeding to a baby are disclosed. A measuring and mixing pod allows the appropriate amount of powdered infant formula to be measured out in advance and stored within the baby bottle from which it is to be served. The same bottle may be filled with water or other liquid while keeping the powdered formula dry. Further, a simple and quick method is provided for mixing the powdered formula with the liquid stored in the bottle when it is time to feed the baby.

Examples described herein relate to a mixing vessel for consumable substances, a method of using a mixing vessel and a method of manufacturing a mixing vessel. The mixing vessel may be used to produce a consumable liquid, such as a hot beverage. In one example, a mixing vessel for consumable liquids has an internal chamber for receiving consumable substances for mixing and a sealing member for the internal chamber. The sealing member has at least two stable spatial configurations to change a volume of the internal chamber. The sealing member is arranged to transition between the at least two stable spatial configurations on application of a pressure generated within the internal chamber during mixing to increase the volume of the internal chamber.

Described is an automated reagent mixing container for separately storing and automatically mixing together at least two stored reagent components.

Provided according to an aspect of the invention may be an apparatus for manufacturing cosmetic, which includes a housing which forms an outer appearance; an internal phase container which is provided in the housing, and which stores internal phase fluid excluding surfactant; an external phase container which is provided in the housing, and which stores external phase fluid excluding surfactant; a channel unit which generates emulsion by mixing the internal phase fluid provided from the internal phase container and the external fluid provided from the external phase container; and an operative unit which provides external force required to form and discharge emulsion at the channel unit by manipulation of a user.