A container for storing and heating frozen food

By designing frozen food containers with air inlets and supports, the problem of uneven heating in traditional packaging is solved, achieving uniform heating and improved safety, and suitable for various heating methods in home or commercial settings.

CN224511839UActive Publication Date: 2026-07-17LONGWELL (XIAMEN) VACUUM FORMING PACKAGING CO LTD
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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
LONGWELL (XIAMEN) VACUUM FORMING PACKAGING CO LTD
Filing Date
2025-09-10
Publication Date
2026-07-17

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Technical Problem

Traditional frozen food packaging requires the use of additional heating containers when heating, which increases the operation steps. Furthermore, steam or heat cannot penetrate evenly to all parts of the food, resulting in excessively long heating time, localized overheating, or undercooking, which affects the taste and safety of the food.

Method used

Design a storage and heating container that includes components such as a box, a lid, a container body, a base, and a support column. By setting air inlets and support columns on the container body, the steam can be evenly contacted with the food by utilizing the gap between the steamer and the container. The lid is sealed to extend the steam contact time, and the food is individually heated by positioning grooves and a top plate.

Benefits of technology

It achieves uniform steam penetration during food heating, shortens heating time, avoids localized overheating or undercooking of food, improves taste and safety, and meets the heating requirements of different food intake needs.

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Abstract

This application relates to a storage and heating container for frozen food, belonging to the technical field of food heating. It includes a box body, a shell, and a lid. The box body has several through holes inside, and a container body is located at each of these through holes. The container body is fixedly connected to the box body. Several bases are fixedly connected to the side of the container body away from the box body, and these bases are evenly distributed on the lower surface of the container body. Several first air inlets are located at the bottom of the container body, and several second air inlets are located inside the outer side of the container body. This application solves the problems of traditional packaging bags requiring an additional heating container for food heating, which increases the operational steps. Furthermore, packaging with its own container often results in steam or heat not penetrating evenly to all parts of the food during heating, leading to excessively long heating times, localized overheating, or undercooked food, affecting taste and safety.
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