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A carrier for both hot and cold foods is disclosed in which a container having insulated top, bottom, rear and sidewalls is provided with separate but insulated side-by-side compartments, each having an open front in turn adapted to be closed by hinged insulated doors in contact with a peripherally

A carrier for both hot and cold foods is disclosed in which a container having insulated top, bottom, rear and sidewalls is provided with separate but insulated side-by-side compartments, each having an open front in turn adapted to be closed by hinged insulated doors in contact with a peripherally mounted gasket. The internal configuration of the compartments is tapered from front to rear so as to accommodate the wedging reciept of a rack defining a plurality of shelves on which food serving trays may be disposed. Each rack is of a unique configuration and is especially adapted to hold either hot or cold food containers or trays.

대표청구항 ▼

A carrier for transporting prepared meals and the like comprising, a lightweight container shell having insulated top, bottom, rear and sidewalls defining at least one interior compartment having an open front, an insulated door hingedly connected to said shell for closing said open front and sealin

A carrier for transporting prepared meals and the like comprising, a lightweight container shell having insulated top, bottom, rear and sidewalls defining at least one interior compartment having an open front, an insulated door hingedly connected to said shell for closing said open front and sealing means between the front wall of said container shell and said door to provide a substantially airtight seal therebetween, said compartment inwardly tapered from the front to the rear thereof, and a stiff wire-like rack having a peripheral supporting frame and defining a plurality of vertically spaced shelves for receipt of food storage trays wedgingly received in said compartment, said compartment having means for limiting the depth to which said rack may be forced rearwardly within said compartment and means at the forward end of said compartment for releaseably maintaining said rack in said compartment, said means for limiting the depth position of said rack comprising a pair of opposed ledges inwardly directed from said top and bottom walls and adapted to contact said frame so as to space said frame from said rear wall.