An aerosol container containing food product, wherein the container is provided with a manually operable discharge device (3), wherein the discharge device (3) includes a coupling structure (10) for connecting the discharge device (3) to the aerosol container (1), wherein the discharge device (3) includes a manually operable actuating member (7) that is positioned in a first position with respect to the coupling structure (10) before initial use, wherein the discharge device (3) includes blocking means (10b) for preventing valve actuating movement of the actuating member (7) when the actuating member (7) is in its first position, wherein the actuating member (7) is movable from the first position to a second position with respect to the coupling structure (10), the second position providing an operating condition of the actuating member (7) for actuating a discharge valve (4) of the container (1) to discharge food product (F), in particular an operating condition wherein the actuating member is manually movable with respect to the container (1) for actuating a valve stem (4a) of the valve, wherein the discharge device includes locking means (7d) for locking the actuating member (7) in its operating condition, the locking means (7d) in particular preventing moving the actuating member back from the second position to the first position.

A system arranged for providing controlled discharge of gaseous and fluid elements sequentially into any of a wide variety of individual fluid and gas such as for example, whipped cream dispensing units, while preventing misuse of that system, and also reporting any needs of that system for management or resupply.

Provided is a nozzle cap for aerosol container that can be used for cleaning a nozzle of an aerosol container that has a plurality of stems, and preventing the nozzle from being pushed down. The nozzle cap includes a plurality of bar-like pieces 11 that can be inserted from ejection ports 24 of a nozzle 20 into ejection-side communication passages 23a at least until distal ends 11a reach upper ends 22d of stem-like communication passages 22a, and a lower protrusion 14 that prevents the nozzle from being pushed down by abutting on a cover member 30 below ejection tubes 23 of the nozzle 20 when the bar-like pieces 11 are inserted into the ejection-side communication passages 23a.