A lap food tray assembly for supporting a dinner plate on a user's lap includes a saucer that has a dinner plate indentation integrated into the saucer. A dinner plate can be positioned in the dinner plate indentation. A cushion is coupled to the saucer such that the cushion can be positioned on a user's lap when the user is seated. In this way the saucer is oriented in a preferred orientation to facilitate the user to eat from the dinner plate when the dinner plate is positioned in the dinner plate indentation. The cushion is comprised of a deformable material to conform to the shape of the user's lap thereby facilitating the saucer to be positioned in a horizontal orientation.

An illustrated view of a lap table for providing a stable eating area is presented. The lap table is useful for preventing a slipping or falling off of a table setting while using the lap table. Also, the lap table is cost efficient, reusable and has a pleasant aesthetic presence.

An apparatus and an associated method that includes a lap tray, the lap tray having a flat portion and a raised perimeter edge, wherein the flat portion defines a top surface and a bottom surface, wherein the flat portion defines an aperture. The apparatus further includes a tray compartment operably engaged with the lap tray. The tray compartment has a sidewall and a bottom wall, the sidewall and the bottom wall define, in part, an interior space accessible via the aperture. A lid operably engaged with the tray compartment is configured to enclose the interior space of the tray compartment.

A customizable attachable food holding device includes a main body having an upper body section that is hingedly secured to a lower body section, so as to transition between a generally flat orientation and a folded orientation. The main body is constructed from a paper product, and the lower body section includes a pair of folding side sections which fold beneath the upper body section. An adhesive is positioned along one surface of the lower body section, and a food receptacle is secured onto the upper body section via a connector.

A grip surface placed on top of a lap, or on top of a surface that is on-top of a lap such as a pillow or pillow like device, for the purposes of easier eating, working, studying, playing, therapy and leisuring. Bring your table anywhere with The Lap Mat. Get up to 90 degrees of grip anywhere. Made typically of silicone, The Lap Mat helps to keep your everyday items in place, where you need them.

A flexible lap food and beverage drip guard is disclosed. The food and drip guard may include a non-slide surface to act as a desk top for mobility devices such as, for example, cell phones and lap top computers. The device may further include textured upper surface to divert the flow of fluids to a catch pocket on either side of the device, and the bottom surface may be textured or honey combed to provide insulating properties to the user.

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 tube rack apparatus including a bottom portion having a first length, a plurality of indents formed in the bottom portion and configured to receive tubes and keep tubes straight, the plurality of indents exposing a lower surface of the bottom portion, wherein inserted tubes do not pass through the lower surface of the bottom portion, a plurality of legs extending from the bottom portion, a top portion having a second length longer than the first length, a plurality of openings formed in the top portion, the plurality of openings aligned with the plurality of indents, and at least one handle member extending from a first end of the top portion.

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.

The present invention relates to a pizza box comprising a lid section and a tray section, wherein the lid section comprises a recess that accommodates the neck of a user, or wherein the lid section comprises a tear line defining a removable section. The present invention alleviates the problem of dropping pizza and/or pizza toppings on the consumer, and provides additional utility.