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The present invention relates to a container for storing a quantity of cereal and milk, the container including an upper section, a lower section, a partition separating the upper and lower sections, and a spoon. The upper section has a vent hole therein. The lower section defines a second cavity di

The present invention relates to a container for storing a quantity of cereal and milk, the container including an upper section, a lower section, a partition separating the upper and lower sections, and a spoon. The upper section has a vent hole therein. The lower section defines a second cavity dimensioned to contain a quantity of cereal therein. The lower section has two channels formed therein, the channels having a wide end and a narrow end. The partition is secured to the upper section forming a milk cavity for holding a quantity of milk therein. The partition is provided with a pair of ports therethrough which are adapted to permit the flow of milk out from the milk cavity. The partition is equipped with a pair of post members formed thereon. The post members have bulb shaped post heads at one end which are adapted to be received in the wide end of the channels in the lower section to releasably secure the two sections together. The spoon is releasably secured within a track on the underside of the partition. The spoon serves dual functions. The first function of the spoon is to gate the ports on the partition. The second function of the spoon is to assist the user in eating the contents of the container.

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A container for storing a quantity of a liquid food and of a solid food, and for mixing the liquid food and the solid food in the container to form a mixture, comprising: a) an upper section having a side wall, the side wall including an upper surface; b) a partition secured to the upper section, th

A container for storing a quantity of a liquid food and of a solid food, and for mixing the liquid food and the solid food in the container to form a mixture, comprising: a) an upper section having a side wall, the side wall including an upper surface; b) a partition secured to the upper section, the partition and the upper section defining a first cavity for holding the quantity of liquid food therein, the partition having a port therethrough; c) a lower section having a side wall, the side wall including an upper surface, the side wall defining a second cavity dimensioned to contain the quantity of solid food therein; d) a spoon releasably secured to the partition for gating the port, wherein upon removal of the spoon from the container, the liquid food stored in the upper section will flow through the port into the lower section and mix with the solid food stored therein; and e) means formed on the upper section and the lower section for releasably securing the upper section to the lower section. A container for storing a quantity of a liquid food and a solid food, comprising: a) an upper section having a side wall, the side wall including an upper surface, the upper surface having a vent hole therein; b) a lower section having a side wall, the side wall including an upper surface, the side wall defining a second cavity dimensioned to contain the quantity of the solid food therein, the upper surface having a two channels formed therein, the channels having a wide end and a narrow end; c) a partition secured to the upper section, the partition and the upper section defining a first cavity for holding the quantity of solid food therein, the partition having a port therethrough, the partition further having a pair of post members formed thereon adapted to be received in the wide end of the channels in the lower section; d) a spoon releasably secured to the partition for gating the port; e) a vent seal removably attached to the upper surface of the first section over the vent hole; f) wherein upon removal of the spoon from the container, the liquid food stored in the upper section will flow through the port into the lower section and mix with the solid food stored therein; and g) wherein rotation of the partition in a first direction about the lower section slides the posts on the partition within the channels of the lower section toward the narrow ends of the channels to secure the upper section to the lower section, and wherein rotation of the partition in a second direction about the lower section releases the upper section from the lower section.