Quantitative candy taking candy jar

Abstract

The invention discloses a quantitative candy taking candy jar. The candy jar comprises a jar body, a storage rotating table and a candy outlet baffle, wherein the storage rotating table is rotationally arranged on the bottom end of the jar body, and the candy outlet baffle is rotationally arranged on the bottom end of the storage rotating table; a first outlet is formed in the bottom end of the jar body, a second outlet corresponding to the first outlet is formed in the storage rotating table, and a third outlet is formed in the candy outlet baffle; and when the storage rotating table rotatesto the second outlet to communicate with the first outlet, candy in the jar body falls from the first outlet to the second outlet, then the storage rotating table is rotated to separate the second outlet from the first outlet, and when the candy outlet baffle is rotated to the third outlet to communicate with the second outlet, the candy in the second outlet falls off from the third outlet, so that a quantitative candy taking-out structure is formed. According to the quantitative candy taking candy jar, hands of a child do not extend into the jar body during the whole process, the excess quantity of candy cannot be taken out, and the candy cannot be put back into the jar body again so that the candy cannot be polluted, and the quantitative candy taking candy jar has the beneficial effectsof quantitative taking, convenient use and safety and sanitation.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a candy jar, in particular to a candy jar for quantitative sugar taking. Background technique [0002] As a daily consumer product, candy is loved by children because of its unique taste and nutritional value. Existing candies will be packaged in large quantities and stored in a tank, which can be used by children for a long time and serves as a seal. However, the existing tank body is simple in structure, and children often put their hands into the tank every time they take the candy, or tilt the tank body to pour the candy out of the mouth of the tank. Although the first method can quantitatively take out the required amount of candies, the child’s entire hand reaching into the can can easily bring contaminants into the can and contaminate other candies; while the second method cannot achieve quantitative removal. A number of candies are needed. If a child takes out multiple candies at a time and puts the excess candies back int...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the structure of the existing tank body is simple, and children often put their hands into the tank to take it every time they take the candy, or tilt the tank body to pour the candy out from the mouth of the tank.

Although the first method can quantitatively take out the required amount of candy, the child's whole hand can easily bring pollutants into the jar and contaminate other candies; The required amount of candies, if the child takes out multiple candies at a time, and then puts the excess candies back into the jar, it is easy to cause contamination of the candies

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