The present disclosure relates to the field of devices for holding, conjoining and/or securing a cup and plate.

Temporarily mutually connectable cups for efficiently serving all kinds of beverages and foods such as granular food, crisps, sauces, soup, and yoghurt. The cups have special fully integrated hook elements in the cup wall or on the handles with stabilizing thumb holding parts and the wall (2) has a thickness d. With the integrated hook elements several surrounding cups are temporarily mutually connected with a central cup to form a group of serving cups, facilitating the carrying of the cups by a waiter or waitress.

Temporarily mutually connectable cups for efficiently serving all kinds of beverages and foods such as granular food, crisps, sauces, soup, and yoghurt. The cups have special fully integrated hook elements in the cup wall or on the handles with stabilizing thumb holding parts and the wall (2) has a thickness d. With the integrated hook elements several surrounding cups are temporarily mutually connected with a central cup to form a group of serving cups, facilitating the carrying of the cups by a waiter or waitress.

A material handling apparatus adapted to support a plurality of disc-shaped platters, such as but not limited to a cassette assembly adapted to support data recording media or substrates during manufacturing. In some embodiments, a cassette assembly includes a base cassette with a base and opposing sidewalls configured to support an outermost perimeter of each of a first plurality of disc-shaped platters having a first diameter. An insert contactingly engages the base cassette. The insert has a plurality of spaced apart grooves to contactingly support an outermost perimeter of each of a second plurality of disc-shaped platters having a different, second diameter.

A combination beverage container and bowl, including a beverage container to receive a beverage threreinside, a lid to connect to a top portion of the beverage container, the lid including a rim disposed on an outer circumference of the lid, and a lid straw receiving aperture to receive a straw therethrough such that a user may drink the beverage stored in the beverage container through the straw, and a bowl to having a bottom portion thereof connected to a top portion the lid to receive food thereinside, the bowl including a bowl straw receiving aperture to correspond to the lid straw receiving aperture to allow the straw to be inserted simultaneously through the bowl straw receiving aperture and the lid straw receiving aperture.

A combination beverage container and bowl, including a beverage container to receive a beverage threreinside, a lid to connect to a top portion of the beverage container, the lid including a rim disposed on an outer circumference of the lid, and a lid straw receiving aperture to receive a straw therethrough such that a user may drink the beverage stored in the beverage container through the straw, and a bowl to having a bottom portion thereof connected to a top portion the lid to receive food thereinside, the bowl including a bowl straw receiving aperture to correspond to the lid straw receiving aperture to allow the straw to be inserted simultaneously through the bowl straw receiving aperture and the lid straw receiving aperture.

A decorative holder for foodstuff trays, tins, and pans is provided. The decorative holder includes a receptacle having a bottom wall and a pair of opposing side walls and a pair of opposing end walls extending upwardly from an outer periphery of the bottom wall and terminating in a top edge. Each end wall may have a handle recess formed therein and configured to allow a user to grasp the decorative holder. The decorative holder further includes a lid that is hingedly coupled to the top edge of the receptacle, such as by a plurality of living hinge clips, and configured to pivot between an opened position and a closed position, the lid defining a central opening providing access to an interior region of the decorative holder when disposed atop the receptacle. The receptacle and the lid are configured to hold and generally encapsulate a foodstuff tray, tin, or pan.

A decorative holder for foodstuff trays, tins, and pans is provided. The decorative holder includes a receptacle having a bottom wall and a pair of opposing side walls and a pair of opposing end walls extending upwardly from an outer periphery of the bottom wall and terminating in a top edge. Each end wall may have a handle recess formed therein and configured to allow a user to grasp the decorative holder. The decorative holder further includes a lid that is hingedly coupled to the top edge of the receptacle, such as by a plurality of living hinge clips, and configured to pivot between an opened position and a closed position, the lid defining a central opening providing access to an interior region of the decorative holder when disposed atop the receptacle. The receptacle and the lid are configured to hold and generally encapsulate a foodstuff tray, tin, or pan.

A food holding device includes a receptacle member having a body and a surrounding wall for containing food. A flexible strap is attached to the receptacle member. One end of the strap is connectible to secure the receptacle around an object (e.g., a thigh of a child). The flexible strap has ends that are configured for releasable connection (e.g., using hook and loop material). The ends can overlappingly connect to secure the receptacle to the child. The strap can be attached to the receptacle member in a number of ways, and may be removable. A liner and/or a closure device (e.g., lid or drawstring) may be used with the device. The receptacle member can receive and hold a container or a pre-packaged item. The receptacle member can be a pre-packaged item itself with an attached or attachable strap. One or more parts of the device can be disposable and/or reusable.

A food holding device includes a receptacle member having a body and a surrounding wall for containing food. A flexible strap is attached to the receptacle member. One end of the strap is connectible to secure the receptacle around an object (e.g., a thigh of a child). The flexible strap has ends that are configured for releasable connection (e.g., using hook and loop material). The ends can overlappingly connect to secure the receptacle to the child. The strap can be attached to the receptacle member in a number of ways, and may be removable. A liner and/or a closure device (e.g., lid or drawstring) may be used with the device. The receptacle member can receive and hold a container or a pre-packaged item. The receptacle member can be a pre-packaged item itself with an attached or attachable strap. One or more parts of the device can be disposable and/or reusable.