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A disposable combined container and feeding spoon, particularly useful for storing and feeding baby food, includes a collapsible envelope of relatively thin flexible plastic for holding the food. The envelope is bonded to the elongated handle of a spoon, and a narrow severable projection of the enve

A disposable combined container and feeding spoon, particularly useful for storing and feeding baby food, includes a collapsible envelope of relatively thin flexible plastic for holding the food. The envelope is bonded to the elongated handle of a spoon, and a narrow severable projection of the envelope extends over the bowl of the spoon. When the projection is severed, food may be squeezed out of the envelope by pressing the envelope against the handle to force controlled quantities of the food onto the bowl of the spoon to permit feeding of persons such as babies therefrom.

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A disposable combined container and feeding spoon including in combination: an envelope portion made of flexible material having a predetermined width and a predetermined length; and a substantially rigid spoon portion with a bowl interconnected to a rigid elongated handle therewith, the cross-secti

A disposable combined container and feeding spoon including in combination: an envelope portion made of flexible material having a predetermined width and a predetermined length; and a substantially rigid spoon portion with a bowl interconnected to a rigid elongated handle therewith, the cross-sections of said handle across the width thereof being upwardly facing, substantially concave cross-sections, with said handle underlying the width and length of said envelope portion and attached to said envelope portion to hold said envelope portion in position on said handle, said envelope portion and said handle forming thereby a container for containing a predetermined quantity of non-solid food, with a narrow, severable projection positioned at one end of the envelope portion and the handle, said projection formed by an extension of the envelope portion and a severable portion attached to the handle, with said bowl located adjacent said projection such that depression of said flexible envelope portion toward said handle and from the end thereof remote from said bowl toward said bowl forces the contents of said container through said severable projection onto said bowl in controlled quantities subsequent to severance of said severable projection.