The present disclosure is directed to improved food protection apparatuses, assemblies, and methods of use. The food protection apparatus includes a base portion; a removable covering coupled to the base portion, the removable covering including a top surface and one or more side walls, the top surface integrally connected to the one or more side walls; and a candle delivery apparatus coupled to the top surface of the removable covering, the candle delivery apparatus including one or more openings to receive one or more candles to position the candles external to the removable covering.

LEDs have been around since the 1960's, and candles have been use for many thousands of years. Until now there hasn't been an effective, safe and creative way of bringing the two together. This project utilizes both factors; it can be just a burning candle, an LED show or it can be a great smelling candle with a dazzling light show that customers are invited to help choreograph, and whose input is critical!

LEDs have been around since the 1960's, and candles have been use for many thousands of years. Until now there hasn't been an effective, safe and creative way of bringing the two together. This project utilizes both factors; it can be just a burning candle, an LED show or it can be a great smelling candle with a dazzling light show that customers are invited to help choreograph, and whose input is critical!

A cake covering assembly for protecting a cake from airborne pathogens includes a cover that is positionable over a cake. The cover is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to protect the cake from airborne pathogens. The cover has a plurality of candle openings each extending through the cover. A plurality of candle holders is provided and each of the candle holders has a receiver to insertably receive a candle. Each of the candle holders is insertable through a respective one of the candle openings having the receiver being spaced above the cover. In this way each of the candle holders can support the candle in a vertical orientation thereby facilitating the candle to be blown out by a user in the convention of blowing out birthday candles.

One embodiment of an apparatus having plurality of stands includes a central stand member 3600H at middle; a plurality of peripheral stand members including a plurality of peripheral stand members wherein each peripheral stand member 3700A further including a horizontally elongated stand 3701A fastened to the central stand member 3600H, and a plurality of peripheral stand members wherein each peripheral stand member 3716 further including the horizontally curved stand 3717 mounted between and fastened to one peripheral stand member 3700A at left and other peripheral stand member 3700A at right; and an electrical system 3800D being installed in the central stand member 3600H and in each peripheral stand member 3700A of the plurality of peripheral stand members for lighting plurality of light bulbs being mounted on plurality of peripheral stand members and for operating water fountain on top of the central stand member 3600H. Other embodiments are described and shown.

A birthday candle holding assembly includes a panel that has a plurality of first wells to insertably receive a birthday candle. Each of the first wells has a circular shape thereby facilitating the first wells to receive cylindrical birthday candles. The panel has a plurality of second wells to receive letter or number birthday candles. A plurality of legs is each pivotally disposed on the panel. Each of the legs is positionable in a deployed position having the legs extending downwardly from the panel thereby facilitating the panel to support the birthday candles over a birthday cake. Each of the legs is positionable in a folded position to facilitate the panel to be positioned in a dishwasher for cleaning the panel.

A monolithic base having a plurality of holes with bottoms provide a place for burning birthday candles independent of a real cake as an independent birthday candle holder. All the burning candles are in a plane. Simulating a birthday cake avoids some of the problems associated with placing the candles on a real cake. Accommodation for as many as one hundred candles may be provided. Three exemplary embodiments employ solids such as wood, ceramics, clay, plaster or plastics.

A transparent plastic or glass cover for covering a cake. The top of the cover has indentations for receiving the bottom end of small candles and supporting them vertically in place. The indentations may be configured in any desired arrangement, such as concentric circles in a circular cover for covering a circular cake, or a rectangular grid in a rectangular cover for covering a rectangular cake. The cover protects the cake from dripping candle wax and also from airborne particles landing on it, such as a spray or aerosol of saliva droplets when blowing out burning candles. The cover is then removed from the cake before the cake is sliced and served. The cover prevents germs and other contaminants from landing on the cake before it is served.

The present disclosure is directed to improved food protection apparatuses, assemblies, and methods of use. The food protection apparatus includes a base portion; a removable covering coupled to the base portion, the removable covering including a top surface and one or more side walls, the top surface integrally connected to the one or more side walls; and a candle delivery apparatus coupled to the top surface of the removable covering, the candle delivery apparatus including one or more openings to receive one or more candles to position the candles external to the removable covering.

A candle cover for a beverage container can include a base portion having a top surface and a bottom surface, a candle-receiving portion extending upward from the top surface of the base portion, and one or more protrusions extending inward from a circumferential edge of the base portion. The candle-receiving portion can have at least one opening sized to receive a candle. Alternatively, a lower surface of the base portion can be substantially flat to be positioned on a rim of a beverage container.