Title: Edible interlocked components for ceremonial ingestion

Abstract: The ceremonial articles are storable and consist of two components or parts united together. In the preferred embodiments, the article is wholly edible and the two components are interlocked and united together with each component visible to the naked eye. One component is crisp unleavened bread material. The other is a fruit-flavored capsule locked in position in the article by the bread material and outwardly from which at least 80 percent of the total volume of the bread material extends as a substantially flat planar structure of wafer-thin thickness. The bread material of the flat planar structure occupies more than 75 percent of the total area of a two-dimensional plane struck through the article within and bisecting the flat planar structure. In another embodiment, the two parts of the article are disengagably united together. One part is bread material; and the other is a two-walled structure providing a pocket for the bread and an envelope within which fruit-flavored liquid is sealed but made accessible for ingestion by biting the envelope to rupture it.

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Inventors: Cilek, Wallace F. (St. Paul, MN, US)

Application Number: 898451
Filing Date: 1978-04-20
Publication_date: 1979-07-31
Assignee: Cilek; Eugene T. (St. Paul, MN); Cilek; Gregory J. (St. Paul, MN)
Primary Class(es): 426/94 426/89, 426/99, 426/103, 426/104, 426/590, 426/592, D1/112
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US Patent Ref:

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3514029	May, 1970	Powell	206/19.
3551161	Dec, 1970	Whitestone	426/92.
3664963	May, 1972	Pasin	426/98.
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3860733	Jan, 1975	Morse et al.	426/302.
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Other Refs: 1923555465242

Nov, 1970	DE
May, 1937	GB

Primary Examiner: Weinstein, Steven L.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney: Baker; Robert C.