JP2016209486A - Spoon for frozen confectionery - Google Patents

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JP2016209486A
JP2016209486A JP2015098648A JP2015098648A JP2016209486A JP 2016209486 A JP2016209486 A JP 2016209486A JP 2015098648 A JP2015098648 A JP 2015098648A JP 2015098648 A JP2015098648 A JP 2015098648A JP 2016209486 A JP2016209486 A JP 2016209486A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a spoon for frozen confectionery by which frozen confectionery such as ice cream can be eaten in a cold state with good taste.SOLUTION: The spoon for frozen confectionery for scooping up frozen confectionery such as ice cream comprises: a tray part; and a handle part extending from the tray part, in which a portion from the handle part to a bottom part and edge part of the tray part is formed of a continuous high thermal conductive material, and an inside face of the tray part is formed of a low thermal conductive material, so that a user can scoop up the frozen confectionery in a state that the confectionery is not melted, so that texture is not damaged.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

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この発明は、アイスクリーム等の冷凍菓子を掬って食するためのアイススプーンに関する。   The present invention relates to an ice spoon for eating frozen confectionery such as ice cream.

アイスクリーム等の冷凍菓子を食する際は、凍結した冷凍菓子を冷凍庫から取り出し、アイススプーンで掬って食べるのが普通である。しかしながら、そのままだと冷凍菓子は凍結しているので、硬くてアイススプーンが突き刺さらず食べられなかった。その為、柔らかくなるまで待たなければならないという問題があった。一方、冷凍菓子は解けて柔らかくなると食感が劣って美味しさが減少する問題もあった。   When eating frozen confectionery such as ice cream, it is common to take frozen frozen confectionery out of the freezer and eat it with an ice spoon. However, frozen confectionery was frozen as it was, so it was hard and could not be eaten without an ice spoon stuck. Therefore, there was a problem that it was necessary to wait until it became soft. On the other hand, when frozen confectionery melts and becomes soft, there is a problem that the texture is inferior and the taste is reduced.

特開平8−238156JP-A-8-238156

このような問題を解決するために、特許文献1のような技術が開示されていた。この技術では、スプーンに発熱体19を備え、バッテリー8により強制的にスプーンを温めて、アイスクリームを溶かすものである。しかしながら、この技術は構造が複雑で、嵩張り、重くなって、簡単に洗うこともできないという欠点があり、実用的でなかった。さらに、アイスクリームが解けて食感を損なうという問題は解決されていなかった。   In order to solve such a problem, a technique such as Patent Document 1 has been disclosed. In this technique, a heating element 19 is provided on a spoon, and the spoon is forcibly heated by the battery 8 to melt ice cream. However, this technique is not practical because it has a complicated structure, is bulky and heavy, and cannot be easily washed. Furthermore, the problem of melting ice cream and losing texture has not been solved.

一方、市販されている商品の技術ではアルミニューム等の金属でスプーンを形成することにより、手から伝導される熱によりアイスクリームを溶かすものがあった。しかしながら、この技術でも次の問題点があった。
1.掬ったアイスクリームがスプーンで温められて溶けてしまい、食感が悪くなると共に、ポタポタ滴下してしまう。
2.掬ったアイスクリームでスプーンが冷やされるため、アイスクリームを溶かす能力が継続しない。
3.掬ったアイスクリームでスプーンが冷やされて、手が冷たく感じる。
On the other hand, in the technology of commercial products, there is one in which ice cream is melted by heat conducted from hands by forming a spoon with a metal such as aluminum. However, this technique has the following problems.
1. The sprinkled ice cream is heated and melted with a spoon, and the texture becomes worse and dripping dripping.
2. Because the spoon is chilled with sizzled ice cream, the ability to melt ice cream does not continue.
3. The spoon is chilled by the ice cream and the hands feel cold.

アイスクリーム等の冷凍菓子を掬うアイススプーンにおいて、このアイススプーンは皿部と、この皿部から延在する柄部とから構成され、この柄部から皿部の底部と縁部までは連続した高熱伝導率材で形成し、皿部の内面は低熱伝導率材で形成したことを特徴とするアイススプーンである。   In an ice spoon that holds frozen confectionery such as ice cream, this ice spoon is composed of a dish part and a handle part extending from the dish part, and the continuous high heat from this handle part to the bottom and edge of the dish part. The ice spoon is made of a conductive material, and the inner surface of the dish portion is formed of a low thermal conductivity material.

上記の問題点を解決し、冷凍菓子を冷たいままで美味しく食せるアイススプーンを提供することができる。   It is possible to provide an ice spoon that solves the above-described problems and allows the frozen confectionery to be eaten deliciously while being cold.

第一の実施例のアイススプーンの平面図である。It is a top view of the ice spoon of a 1st Example. 第一の実施例のアイススプーンの正面図である。It is a front view of the ice spoon of a 1st Example. 第一の実施例のアイススプーンを示す図1のAA断面図である。It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. 1 which shows the ice spoon of a 1st Example. 第二の実施例のアイススプーンの平面図である。It is a top view of the ice spoon of a 2nd Example. 第二の実施例のアイススプーンを示す図4のBB断面図である。It is BB sectional drawing of FIG. 4 which shows the ice spoon of a 2nd Example.

アイスクリーム等の冷凍菓子を掬うアイススプーンにおいて、このアイススプーンは皿部と、この皿部から延在する柄部とから構成され、この柄部から皿部の底部と縁部までは連続した高熱伝導率材で形成し、皿部の内面は低熱伝導率材で形成したことを特徴とするアイススプーンである。   In an ice spoon that holds frozen confectionery such as ice cream, this ice spoon is composed of a dish part and a handle part extending from the dish part, and the continuous high heat from this handle part to the bottom and edge of the dish part. The ice spoon is made of a conductive material, and the inner surface of the dish portion is formed of a low thermal conductivity material.

上記の高熱伝導率材として、金、銀、銅、アルミニュームの何れかやこれらを含む合金としたことを特徴とするアイススプーンである。
上記のアイススプーンの低熱伝導率材は、プラスチック、セラミック、ベークライト、ホーロー、木・竹材、塗料の何れかを含むことを特徴とするアイススプーンである。
An ice spoon characterized in that the high thermal conductivity material is gold, silver, copper, aluminum, or an alloy containing these.
The low heat conductivity material of the ice spoon is an ice spoon characterized by including any of plastic, ceramic, bakelite, enamel, wood / bamboo material, and paint.

図1、図2、図3により、第一の実施例のアイススプーンを説明する。アイスクリーム等の冷凍菓子を掬うアイススプーン10は、皿部20と、この皿部20から延在する柄部30とから構成されている。皿部20は、底部22と縁部23と内面24とから構成されている。底部22と縁部23は高熱伝導率材で形成され、内面24は低熱伝導率材で形成されている   The ice spoon of the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. The ice spoon 10 that holds frozen confectionery such as ice cream is composed of a dish part 20 and a handle part 30 extending from the dish part 20. The dish portion 20 includes a bottom portion 22, an edge portion 23, and an inner surface 24. The bottom 22 and the edge 23 are made of a high thermal conductivity material, and the inner surface 24 is made of a low thermal conductivity material.

高熱伝導率材としては、金、銀、銅、アルミニュームやこれらの合金が挙げられ、低熱伝導率材としては、プラスチック、セラミック、ベークライト、ホーロー、木・竹材、塗料等が挙げられる。   Examples of the high thermal conductivity material include gold, silver, copper, aluminum, and alloys thereof, and examples of the low thermal conductivity material include plastic, ceramic, bakelite, enamel, wood / bamboo material, paint, and the like.

柄部30は、手から熱を吸収する為に表面積を可能な限り大きくしてある。また、柄部30から皿部20に熱を伝えやすくする為、断面積を可能な限り大きく取ってある。柄部30と皿部20の底部22と縁部23は同一材料で一体に作ってある。   The handle portion 30 has a surface area as large as possible in order to absorb heat from the hand. Moreover, in order to make it easy to transfer heat from the handle part 30 to the dish part 20, the cross-sectional area is taken as large as possible. The handle part 30 and the bottom part 22 and the edge part 23 of the dish part 20 are integrally made of the same material.

皿部20の内面24は、底部23と縁部22とで作られる凹部に埋め込んで、接着・融着されて組み込まれる。又は、低熱伝導率材塗布・塗装等により、内面24を形成してもよい。   The inner surface 24 of the dish portion 20 is embedded in a concave portion formed by the bottom portion 23 and the edge portion 22 and bonded and fused. Alternatively, the inner surface 24 may be formed by applying / painting a low thermal conductivity material.

このような構成とすることにより、縁部23がアイスクリーム等に接触すると、アイススプーン10の持っている熱と、人の手から柄部30、底部22、縁部23と伝わった熱により、アイスクリーム等が溶かされる。アイスクリーム等が溶かされると、アイススプーン10の皿部20がアイスクリーム等の中に挿入され、アイスクリーム等を容易に掬い上げることができる。   By adopting such a configuration, when the edge 23 comes into contact with ice cream or the like, due to the heat that the ice spoon 10 has and the heat transmitted from the human hand to the handle 30, the bottom 22, the edge 23, Ice cream etc. are melted. If ice cream etc. are melt | dissolved, the plate part 20 of the ice spoon 10 will be inserted in ice cream etc., and ice cream etc. can be scooped up easily.

アイスクリーム等が掬い上げられると、アイスクリーム等は内面24に接触する。内面24は、低熱伝導率材で作られているので、アイスクリーム等には熱が伝わり難い。この為、アイスクリーム等が溶かされて食感を損ねたり、溶けたアイスクリーム等がポタポタ落ちたりすることを防止できる。又、アイススプーン10から余分な熱が逃げないので、アイススプーン10が過度に冷やされることも防止できる。   When ice cream or the like is scooped up, the ice cream or the like comes into contact with the inner surface 24. Since the inner surface 24 is made of a low thermal conductivity material, it is difficult for heat to be transmitted to ice cream or the like. For this reason, it can prevent that ice cream etc. are melt | dissolved and a food texture is impaired, or the melted ice cream etc. fall loose. Moreover, since excess heat does not escape from the ice spoon 10, the ice spoon 10 can be prevented from being excessively cooled.

図4、図5は第二の実施例のアイススプーンであり、先端部に切り込み部25を設けてものである。切り込み部25は、鋭角の角度を持たせて、アイスクリーム等に切り込み易くしたものである。又、内面24は、低熱伝導率材である塗装やコーティング材によりコーティングしたものである。   4 and 5 show the ice spoon of the second embodiment, and a cut portion 25 is provided at the tip. The cut portion 25 has an acute angle so that it can be easily cut into ice cream or the like. The inner surface 24 is coated with a coating or coating material that is a low thermal conductivity material.

この発明のアイスクリーム等の冷凍菓子用のアイススプーンであるが、バター等、冷蔵庫で冷やされて硬くなった食品用にも利用が可能である。   Although it is an ice spoon for frozen confectionery such as ice cream of this invention, it can also be used for foods such as butter, which are hardened by being cooled in a refrigerator.

10はアイススプーン
20は皿部
22は底部
23は縁部
24は内面
25は切り込み部
30は柄部
10 is an ice spoon 20 is a dish part 22 is a bottom part 23 is an edge part 24 is an inner face 25 is a cut part 30 is a handle part

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アイスクリーム等の冷凍菓子を掬うアイススプーンにおいて、このアイススプーンは皿部と、この皿部から延在する柄部とから構成され、この柄部から皿部の底部と縁部までは連続した高熱伝導率材で形成し、皿部の内面は低熱伝導率材で形成したことを特徴とするアイススプーン。   In an ice spoon that holds frozen confectionery such as ice cream, this ice spoon is composed of a dish part and a handle part extending from the dish part, and the continuous high heat from this handle part to the bottom and edge of the dish part. An ice spoon characterized in that it is formed of a conductive material, and the inner surface of the dish is formed of a low thermal conductivity material. 請求項1の高熱伝導率材として、金、銀、銅、アルミニュームの何れかやこれらを含む合金としたことを特徴とするアイススプーン。   An ice spoon characterized by being made of gold, silver, copper, aluminum or an alloy containing them as the high thermal conductivity material of claim 1. 請求項1または請求項2のアイススプーンの低熱伝導率材は、プラスチック、セラミック、ベークライト、ホーロー、木・竹材、塗料の何れかを含むことを特徴とするアイススプーン。   3. The ice spoon according to claim 1, wherein the low thermal conductivity material of the ice spoon includes any one of plastic, ceramic, bakelite, enamel, wood / bamboo material, and paint. 請求項1乃至請求項3の何れかのアイススプーンの先端に切り込み部を設けたことを特徴とするアイススプーン。   An ice spoon comprising a cut portion at a tip of the ice spoon according to any one of claims 1 to 3.
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