| 摘要 |
364,250. Table jellies. COHEN, M., 6, Royal Crescent, Harrogate, and ROWNTREE & CO.. Ltd., Wiggington Road, York. Nov. 13, 1930, No. 34217. [Class 49.] A table jelly for solution in a specified quantity of water is formed by moulding in a single piece provided with spaces or indentations, e.g. intersecting channels 2, so arranged as to facilitate subdivision for solution in water, or to be readily soluble in water without division. The jelly may be formed of a relatively thin base portion n of neutral colour or flavour having spaced sections extending therefrom which are of different colours or flavours or both. The tops of the subdivisions may be made convex and the separating spaces or indentations may be of fancy shapes and varying sizes. The jelly may be formed in the manner set forth in Specification 364,753, [Group V]. |
