Confection support holder

Abstract

A confection support holder is disclosed. The confection support holder includes, a support chamber, a resilient insulation cover, an outer support cover, a plurality of protrusions and a reservoir. The resilient insulation cover includes a second resilient insulation side contacting said support chamber and a first resilient insulation side. The outer support cover includes a first cover side contacting a confection and a second cover side contacting said first resilient insulation side, a bottom cover portion, a top cover portion and a body cover portion. The plurality of protrusions contact said first cover side of said outer support cover and contact said confection, providing support. The reservoir, including a plurality of ridge members, is sealed to said bottom cover portion, providing protection from said confection dripping.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] 1) Field of the Invention [0002] The invention relates to confection holders. [0003] 2) Discussion of the Related Art [0004] Frank Epperson developed the Popsicle™ when he left his fruit flavored soda outside on the porch with a stir stick in it. The drink froze to the stick and tasted good. It took 18 more years, and in 1923, Epperson applied for a patent on a “frozen ice on a stick” called the “Epsicle” ice pop, which his children re-named the Popsicle™. [0005] There have been many advances in confection holders since Frank Epperson invented the Popsicle™. Inventions have advanced in areas including; the prevention of confection dripping, including the ability to insert Popsicle™ sticks into a holder and providing holders for ice cream confections with or without cones. [0006] Disadvantages of previous confection holders are their inability to take advantage of positioning to support a confection for children. Confections are large. Some are six ...

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