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A container lid convertible into a spoon constitutes a one piece water-impermeable sheet of a thermoplastic resin including a flat peripheral ring having a circular outer circumference defining an inner area of three-dimensional configuration including a diametral trough the front end of which flare

A container lid convertible into a spoon constitutes a one piece water-impermeable sheet of a thermoplastic resin including a flat peripheral ring having a circular outer circumference defining an inner area of three-dimensional configuration including a diametral trough the front end of which flares outwardly and terminates in the plane of the ring. Wings extend laterally outwardly from the side edges of the trough. The front ends of the wings are located at the front end of said side edges. The side edges are weakened whereby as opposite points of the periphery of the lid are squeezed together the rear portions of the wings and of the trough collapse upon one another to form a spoon handle and the front portion of the trough is narrowed and deepened to form a spoon bowl.

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A container lid adapted to be converted into a scooptype spoon, said lid being formed of a single piece of waterimpermable thermoplastic material and having a flat peripheral ring with a circular outer circumference defining an inner area of three-dimensional configuration in the shape of an embryon

A container lid adapted to be converted into a scooptype spoon, said lid being formed of a single piece of waterimpermable thermoplastic material and having a flat peripheral ring with a circular outer circumference defining an inner area of three-dimensional configuration in the shape of an embryonic scooptype spoon which includes a shallow trough extending diametrically between opposed zones of the inner circumference of the ring, said trough having a wide front end and a narrow rear end, the front end flaring outwardly and terminating in the plane of the ring, said inner area further including wings that extend outwardly to the inner circumference of the rim from the side edges of the trough and terminate at their front ends at the terminations of the front ends of the side edges of the trough at the inner circumference of this rim whereby when the periphery of the run is squeezed by finger pressure at the wings the rear ends of the trough and the wings collapse upon one another to form a spoon handle and the front portion of the trough is narrowed and deepened to form a spoon bowl.