Creamy product, piping tool, and method for producing creamy product

Abstract

To provide a creamy product having a high visual effect for decorating a toy, a piping tool for a creamy product, and a method for producing a creamy product.SOLUTION: A creamy product to be discharged using a piping tool to prepare a decorative body toy, the creamy product includes a transparent resin containing starch and one or both of a glitter and a decorative chip body for reflecting light.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 7

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a cream, a squeezer and a method for producing the cream. [Background technology]

[0002] A toy has been proposed that uses a tube filled with creamy resin to create imitation food such as cake. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a creamy material that is discharged from a squeezer to create a decorative toy. This creamy material is a creamy resin that contains starch and is transparent. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Patent Publication No. 2021-170485 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] However, the cream-like material in Patent Document 1 is translucent to the extent that the decorative support part on which it is served can be seen. In other words, the translucency is not high, and the type of cream-like material is mainly expressed by color. Therefore, the optical visual effect of the cream-like material is sometimes poor.

[0005] An object of the present disclosure is to provide a cream-like material with a high visual effect for decorating toys, a cream-like material squeezer, and a method for producing the cream-like material. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The cream-like material of the present disclosure is a cream-like material that is extruded using a squeezing tool to create a decorative toy, and comprises a transparent resin containing starch, and one or both of light-reflecting glitter bodies and chip-shaped decorative bodies.

[0007] The squeezer of the present disclosure comprises a cream-like substance for creating a decorative toy comprising a transparent resin containing starch, and one or both of light-reflecting glitter and chip-shaped decorative bodies, a translucent and flexible container for containing the cream-like substance, and a nozzle connected to one end of the container, the container being sealed on the side opposite the nozzle to contain the cream-like substance.

[0008] The method for producing a cream-like material disclosed herein is a method for producing a cream-like material that is ejected using a squeezer to create a decorative toy, the squeezer comprising a translucent and flexible container for containing the cream-like material and a nozzle connected to one end of the container, and including the steps of supplying one or both of light-reflecting glitter bodies and chip-like decorative bodies to the container, and supplying a transparent resin containing starch to the container into which the glitter bodies and one or both of the chip-like decorative bodies have been supplied. Effect of the Invention

[0009] According to the present disclosure, it is possible to provide a cream-like material with a high visual effect for decorating a toy, a cream-like material squeezer, and a method for producing the cream-like material. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0010] [Figure 1] FIG. 2 is a front view of a squeezer for dispensing a creamy material. [Diagram 2] An oblique view of a heart-shaped chip-shaped decorative body and a star-shaped chip-shaped decorative body. [Diagram 3] 1 is an oblique view of a shell-shaped chip-shaped decorative body and a candy-shaped chip-shaped decorative body. [Figure 4] 1 is a perspective view of a chip-shaped ornament imitating an animal's body and a chip-shaped ornament imitating an animal's face. [Diagram 5] FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a chip-shaped decorative object modeled after an animal's hand. [Figure 6] 1 is a flow chart of the production of a cream. [Figure 7]FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a cream-like material is ejected onto a white flat surface. [Figure 8] FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a cream-like material is ejected onto a black flat surface. [Figure 9] 13 is a perspective view showing the state in which a cream-like substance has been dispensed onto a decorative toy. FIG. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0011] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view of a squeezer 20. The squeezer 20 includes a translucent and flexible container 21 for accommodating a creamy substance 10, and a nozzle 22 connected to one end of the container 21. The container 21 is formed by stacking two flexible sheet members such as polyvinyl chloride resin and welding the sides by thermocompression. The rear end of the container 21 opposite to the nozzle 22 is sealed in a state in which the creamy substance 10 is stored by stacking two sheet members and welding them by thermocompression. Note that other welding methods such as ultrasonic welding may be used.

[0012] The creamy material 10 is discharged using a squeezer 20 to create a decorative toy. The creamy material 10 is discharged from a discharge port 221 at the tip of the squeezer 20, and can be arranged on a surface of a decorative body that resembles a food such as a cake, to create a decorative toy.

[0013] The creamy material 10 is formed by adding preservatives and the like to a synthetic resin such as an acrylic resin, and has the property of solidifying when it comes into contact with air and dries. The creamy material 10 is a creamy resin that can be colored in various colors such as light blue, pink, white, etc. using a coloring agent (for example, a coloring agent as a food additive). The resin used in the creamy material 10 of this embodiment is, for example, a polyacrylic acid emulsion containing acrylic acid, a surfactant, water, etc.

[0014] The creamy material 10 of this embodiment contains starch, preferably potato starch. The creamy material 10 contains a small amount of starch (2.00 to 2.20 parts by weight in this embodiment). Therefore, the creamy material 10 of this embodiment is formed transparently without impeding translucency. In this embodiment, transparency refers to an optical property having a degree of translucency that allows the shape of an object covered by the creamy material 10 and an object placed adjacent to the opposite side of the creamy material 10 to be easily or clearly recognized, and does not include so-called translucency. Therefore, the creamy material 10 may be colorless with no coloring agent added, or, when the creamy material 10 is colored, a small amount of coloring agent (e.g., food coloring agent) may be added to the creamy material 10 so that the creamy material 10 can be recognized as transparent without becoming cloudy.

[0015] The cream-like product 10 comprises one or both of light-reflecting glitter bodies 30 and chip-like decorative bodies 40. The cream-like product 10 of this embodiment includes both the glitter bodies 30 and the chip-like decorative bodies 40 as shown in FIG. 1. The cream-like product 10 of this embodiment contains 96.47 parts by weight of polyacrylic acid emulsion and 2.09 parts by weight of starch, and contains approximately 1.39 parts by weight of the glitter bodies 30 and the chip-like decorative bodies 40 in total. The cream-like product 10 may contain small amounts of phenoxyethanol as a preservative and any coloring agent as other ingredients. If a colorless and transparent cream-like product 10 is to be obtained, it is not necessary to include a coloring agent.

[0016] The glitter body 30 is, for example, a metal foil such as aluminum or a resin piece provided with a reflective layer such as aluminum. The glitter body 30 may be a small piece whose shape is visible (for example, a polygon such as a square or a triangle, or a circle), or may be a small piece or fine powder whose shape is not visible. Even if the glitter body 30 is so small that its shape is not visible, the cream-like product 10 can make the viewer recognize a glossy feel due to the reflected light from the dispersed glitter body 30. A coloring agent (for example, food coloring) may be applied to the surface of the glitter body 30 as desired.

[0017] 2 to 5 show seven kinds of chip-shaped decorative bodies 40A to 40G as examples of the chip-shaped decorative body 40. The chip-shaped decorative body 40 of this embodiment is opaque and colored (e.g., yellow-green), but the transparency and color can be set as desired. The chip-shaped decorative body 40 may have a fluorescent paint applied to its surface, or may include the fluorescent paint as part of the material. The surface of the chip-shaped decorative body 40 may be configured to diffusely reflect light, or may be configured to mirror-reflect light. The chip-shaped decorative bodies 40A to 40G are formed to be smaller than the opening diameter of the nozzle 22 of the squeezer 20 and larger than the glitter body 30. The chip-shaped decorative bodies 40A to 40G have a flat three-dimensional shape that combines one or both of a curved surface 41 and a flat surface 42, and have a convex portion 431 on the side peripheral surface 43. The chip-shaped decorative bodies 40A to 40G also have a concave portion 432 on the side peripheral surface 43.

[0018] Figure 2 shows a top perspective view (chip-shaped decorative body 40A-1) and a bottom perspective view (chip-shaped decorative body 40A-2) of the heart-shaped chip-shaped decorative body 40A. The chip-shaped decorative body 40A is symmetrical left-right and top-bottom, and has convex curved surfaces 41 on both the top and bottom. The chip-shaped decorative body 40A has a convex portion 431 on its side surface 43, and is connected by a concave portion 432 provided at one location on the side surface 43. In other words, the chip-shaped decorative body 40A is formed so as to be heart-shaped when viewed from above.

[0019] The star-shaped chip-shaped decorative object 40B in FIG. 2 shows a top perspective view (chip-shaped decorative object 40B-1) and a bottom perspective view (chip-shaped decorative object 40B-2). The chip-shaped decorative object 40B is symmetrical on the left and right sides and has a convex curved surface 41 on the top and bottom sides. The chip-shaped decorative object 40B has alternating convex portions 431 with acute angles in a plan view and concave portions 432 with obtuse angles in a plan view on the side peripheral surface 43. There are five convex portions 431 and five concave portions 432. In addition, the chip-shaped decorative object 40B is formed to be thick on the central axis side on the top and bottom. Therefore, the periphery of the concave portion 432 is formed to be thicker than the periphery of the convex portion 431. In this way, the chip-shaped decorative object 40B is formed to be star-shaped when viewed from above.

[0020] The shell-shaped chip-shaped decorative body 40C in FIG. 3 shows a top perspective view (chip-shaped decorative body 40C-1) and a bottom perspective view (chip-shaped decorative body 40C-2). The chip-shaped decorative body 40C is symmetrical on the left and right and has a convex curved surface 41 on the top and bottom surfaces. The chip-shaped decorative body 40C has a main body portion 40c1 that is approximately fan-shaped in a plan view, and a shell apex portion 40c2 that protrudes from the side peripheral surface 43 on the opposite side to the arc-shaped side surface of the main body portion 40c1. The curved surfaces 41 of the main body portion 40c1 are formed in multiple places on the top and bottom surfaces, and each surface imitates a radial rib. In addition, the shell apex portion 40c2 is formed in an approximately fan-shaped shape smaller than the main body portion 40c1 in a plan view. Therefore, the chip-shaped decorative body 40C is formed so that the entirety is approximately fan-shaped in a shell shape in a plan view.

[0021] The main body 40c1 has a groove 44 (recess) arranged in the left-right direction on the top and bottom surfaces. The groove 44 is located on the arc-shaped end side of the main body 40c1 (opposite the shell top 40c2) and is formed to be approximately parallel to the side circumferential surface 43 when viewed from above.

[0022] The candy-shaped chip-shaped decorative object 40D in FIG. 3 shows a top perspective view (chip-shaped decorative object 40D-1) and a bottom perspective view (chip-shaped decorative object 40D-2). The chip-shaped decorative object 40D has a left-right and top-bottom symmetrical overall shape, except for the groove portion 44 (recess). The chip-shaped decorative object 40D has a convex curved surface 41 on both the top and bottom surfaces. The chip-shaped decorative object 40D has a central portion 40d1 that resembles the portion where the candy is wrapped in wrapping paper, and wrapping paper ends 40d2 located at both the left and right ends of the central portion 40d1. The central portion 40d1 is formed in a thick, approximately circular plate shape. The chip-shaped decorative object 40D has a plurality of convex portions 431 and recesses 432 on the side peripheral surface 43. The recesses 432 provided at the boundary between the central portion 40d1 and the ends 40d2 are formed at an acute angle in a plan view. Moreover, the recesses 432 of the end portion 40d2 are formed on both the left and right side surfaces. Therefore, the chip-like decoration body 40D is formed so as to have an individually wrapped candy shape in a plan view.

[0023] Furthermore, the chip-like decoration body 40D has two grooves 44 (recesses) on the top and bottom surfaces of the central portion 40d1. The two grooves 44 are arranged parallel to each other in an oblique direction when viewed from the top and bottom.

[0024] The chip-shaped decorative body 40E imitating the body of an animal in FIG. 4 shows a top perspective view (chip-shaped decorative body 40E-1) and a bottom perspective view (chip-shaped decorative body 40E-2). The chip-shaped decorative body 40E includes a head and a body. The chip-shaped decorative body 40E has a shape imitating the front of an animal on the top side, and a shape imitating the back of an animal on the bottom side. The head, body, arms, and legs of the chip-shaped decorative body 40E each include a convexly curved curved surface 41 on the top and bottom surfaces. In addition, the head, body, arms, and legs of the chip-shaped decorative body 40E also include a convexly curved convex portion 431 on the side peripheral surface 43. Furthermore, the head, body, arms, and legs of the chip-shaped decorative body 40E have a concave portion 432 at each boundary portion. The concave portion 432 is also connected to the boundary portion between the convexly curved curved surfaces 41 on the top or bottom side. Moreover, the recess 432 is formed at an acute angle or an obtuse angle in a plan view or a bottom view.

[0025] The chip-shaped decorative body 40F imitating the face (head) of an animal in FIG. 4 is shown in a top perspective view (chip-shaped decorative body 40F-1) and a bottom perspective view (chip-shaped decorative body 40F-2). The chip-shaped decorative body 40F has a bilaterally symmetrical shape imitating the front of an animal's head on the top side. The chip-shaped decorative body 40F has a convexly curved curved surface 41 on the top and bottom surfaces. The convexly curved curved surface 41 is provided on the head and ear parts, respectively. The ear part has a flat surface 42 on the bottom side. The chip-shaped decorative body 40F has alternating convex parts 431 and concave parts 432 on the side peripheral surface 43. The concave parts 432 on the side peripheral surface 43 are formed at the boundary between the head and the ear parts, and the other side peripheral surfaces are formed as convex parts 431. In this way, the chip-shaped decorative body 40F is formed to be the face (head) of an animal when viewed from above.

[0026] The chip-shaped decorative object 40G in FIG. 5, which resembles an animal's hand, is shown in a top perspective view (chip-shaped decorative object 40G-1) and a bottom perspective view (chip-shaped decorative object 40G-2). The chip-shaped decorative object 40G has a bilaterally symmetrical shape that resembles an animal's hand on the top side. The chip-shaped decorative object 40G has a shape that resembles an animal's palm on the top side, and a shape that resembles the back of an animal's hand on the bottom side. The chip-shaped decorative object 40G has a convexly curved curved surface 41 on both the top and bottom sides. The curved surface 41 on the top side has a protruding protrusion 411 on the top side that resembles a paw pad. A flat surface 42 is formed on the protrusion 411. The side peripheral surface 43 of the chip-shaped decorative object 40E has a convexly curved protrusion 431 and a recess 432.

[0027] Next, each step of the manufacturing method of the creamy material 10 to be discharged by the squeezer 20 to create a decorative toy will be described. Note that steps S02 and S03 may be performed automatically by the device under the control of a control unit of a computer, or may be performed manually.

[0028] In step S01 of Fig. 6, the resin of the creamy material 10 is prepared in advance by mixing the above-mentioned predetermined materials with any stirring device or stirring implement (also called a mixing device or mixing implement). Also, in step S01, the glitter body 30 and the chip-shaped decorative body 40 are prepared in advance.

[0029] In step S02, one or both of the light-reflecting glitter body 30 and the chip-shaped decoration body 40 are supplied to the container 21. The glitter body 30 and the chip-shaped decoration body 40 are supplied from the rear end of the container 21 on the side opposite to the cap 22.

[0030] In step S03, the above-mentioned starch-containing resin is supplied to the container 21 that has been supplied with either or both of the glitter body 30 and the chip-like decorative body 40. In step S04, the container 21 is sealed by welding at the rear end opposite the cap 22 by thermocompression or the like.

[0031] 7 and 8 show an example of the cream-like material 10 in a dried state. The cream-like material 10 contains 96.47 parts by weight of polyacrylic acid emulsion, 2.09 parts by weight of starch, 1.39 parts by weight of the total of the glitter body 30 and the chip-like decorative body 40, phenoxyethanol, and a small amount of blue coloring agent. With this composition, the cream-like material 10 is transparent with a slight light blue color, and has horns that stand up, making it suitable for decorative purposes.

[0032] FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the state where the cream-like material 10 is discharged from the squeezer 20 onto a white flat surface. The cream-like material 10 contains a glitter body 30 and a chip-shaped decorative body 40. The glitter body 30 covered with the cream-like material 10 is smaller than the pitch of the blade of the nozzle 22, so it is smaller than the pitch of the unevenness of the discharged cream-like material 10, and the position, size, shape, and color can be easily visually recognized. The glitter body 30 in FIG. 7 is a small piece of a roughly rectangular shape. In addition, the chip-shaped decorative body 40 is smaller than the pitch of the blade of the nozzle 22, so the shape is refracted when viewed, but the position, size, and color can be easily visually recognized. In addition, it is easy to recognize that the flat surface on which the cream-like material 10 is placed is white.

[0033] 8 is a perspective view showing the cream-like material 10 being dispensed from the squeezer 20 onto a black flat surface. The cream-like material 10 contains glitter bodies 30 and chip-like decorative bodies 40. The visibility of the glitter bodies 30 and chip-like decorative bodies 40 is about the same as that of the cream-like material 10 in FIG. 7. It is also easily recognizable that the flat surface on which the cream-like material 10 is placed is black.

[0034] As described above, the creamy material 10 has a translucency to such an extent that the shape of the object covered by the creamy material 10 and the object placed adjacent to the opposite side of the creamy material 10 can be easily or clearly recognized. On the other hand, the transparent creamy material 10 has an uneven surface according to the shape of the nozzle 22, and thus an area 1a through which background light passes and is visible, and an area 1b in which the background light is difficult to see due to the angle of the surface, etc., are formed. For example, the creamy material 10 shown in Figs. 7 and 8 is arranged such that the color of the placement surface is visible in the area 1a, and the reflected light of external light, etc., is easily visible in the area 1b. Therefore, the color and brightness are relatively different between the area 1a and the area 1b depending on the color of the placement surface, and the color change according to the state of the placement surface can be enjoyed.

[0035] Next, an example of dispensing and piling a cream-like material 10 onto a base 50 of a decorative toy as shown in Fig. 9 will be described. The base 50 has a circular shape in a plan view, and is formed, for example, by injection molding using a resin material. The upper surface 50a of the base 50 is a production surface on which a decorative body 60 is produced. The cream-like material 10 dispensed from the squeezer 20 in Fig. 1 is piled onto a decorative body support part 52 on the production surface to form a decorative body 60, thereby making it possible to produce a decorative toy that resembles a circular cake as a whole.

[0036] The decorative body support parts 52 are provided at four equal intervals on the upper surface 50a of the base 50. An annular protrusion 54 is provided on the outer periphery of the decorative body support part 52. The annular protrusion 54 is formed in a circular shape in a plan view. When the cream-like substance 10 is placed on the decorative body support part 52 of the base 50, the decorative body support part 52 supports the cream-like substance 10 in an attractive manner. The annular protrusion 54 is a guide for the position and range in which the cream-like substance 10 is placed. The annular protrusion 54 also functions as a guide to prevent the cream-like substance 10 from spilling out and to form a uniform and neat outer shape. When the cream-like substance 10 is placed on all the decorative body support parts 32 and a predetermined time has passed, the cream-like substance 10 dries and solidifies to form the decorative body 60, and the decorative body toy can be completed.

[0037] In addition, the creamy material 10 of this embodiment is not translucent or light-transmitting before solidifying, and the user can easily recognize the position and amount of the creamy material 10 dispensed when plating. Therefore, compared to using a creamy material with high light-transmitting properties before solidifying, the decorated area of ​​the creamy material 10 and the amount of the decorative body 60 can be recognized during the decoration work, reducing decoration failures. Therefore, even children can easily play with the creamy material 10 and enjoy it.

[0038] On the other hand, the solidified cream-like substance 10 is transparent. Therefore, the completed decorative body 60 allows the contained glitter bodies 30 or chip-like decorative bodies 40 to be visually recognized and enjoyed, and the color changes according to the condition of the surface on which it is placed can also be enjoyed.

[0039] Furthermore, since the cream-like material 10 contains starch (potato starch in this embodiment), it is formed softly by gelatinization (alpha-conversion) by the starch. This makes the cream-like material 10 easy to extrude from the squeezer 20, and it also has excellent formability when applied to an object to be decorated. Furthermore, since it contains potato starch, the cream-like material 10 dries and solidifies, and the decorative body 60 (see FIG. 9) hardens due to aging (beta-conversion) of the starch. Therefore, the decorative toy including the decorative body 60 can have improved stability and durability.

[0040] The cream-like material 10 according to this embodiment may be used for decoration in combination with a translucent cream-like material or an opaque cream-like material.

[0041] According to the embodiment of the present disclosure as described above, a cream-like product having the following features can be provided.

[0042] The cream-like material of the first embodiment is a cream-like material that is extruded using a squeezing tool to create a decorative toy, and comprises a transparent resin containing starch, and one or both of light-reflecting glitter bodies and chip-shaped decorative bodies.

[0043] According to this embodiment, the glitter or chip-like decorative body contained inside the cream-like material can be visually recognized, and the object to be decorated can also be visually recognized through the cream-like material. Therefore, compared to opaque or translucent cream-like materials, a visual effect can be obtained through the visual recognition of the decorative body and the object to be decorated mixed in the cream-like material. Since the user can enjoy dispensing such a cream-like material and arranging it freely, a cream-like material with a high visual effect for decorating toys can be provided.

[0044] In the cream-like material according to the second embodiment, the chip-like decorative body is smaller than the opening diameter of the nozzle of the squeezer and larger than the glitter body.

[0045] According to this embodiment, the chip-shaped decorative body can be easily discharged from the nozzle according to the flow of the cream-like material. Also, by making the chip-shaped decorative body larger than the glitter body, it is possible to incorporate decorative bodies (including glitter bodies) of various sizes into the cream-like material, thereby creating a cream-like material with a high visual effect.

[0046] The cream-like product of the third aspect comprises a chip-like decorative body, which has a flat three-dimensional shape combining curved and / or flat surfaces, and has a convex portion on the lateral surface.

[0047] According to this embodiment, the convex and concave portions of the chip-shaped decorative body blend with the resin material of the cream-like substance, suppressing settling and making the chip-shaped decorative body uniform within the cream-like substance. Also, by making the chip-shaped decorative body flat, the viewer's visibility of the planar portion of the chip-shaped decorative body is ensured while the volume occupied by the chip-shaped decorative body is small, thereby suppressing a decrease in the fluidity of the cream-like substance.

[0048] The cream-like material according to the fourth embodiment has a recess on the circumferential side surface.

[0049] According to this embodiment, the recess provided on the side surface of the chip decoration increases the contact area with the fluid resin, thereby reducing the loss of uniformity of mixing due to the chip decoration settling in a container, etc., or the chip decoration sinking in the decorative body 60 during drying.

[0050] The squeezer of the fifth embodiment comprises a cream-like substance for creating a decorative toy comprising a transparent resin containing starch, and one or both of light-reflecting glitter and chip-shaped decorative bodies, a translucent and flexible container for containing the cream-like substance, and a nozzle connected to one end of the container, the container being sealed on the side opposite the nozzle to contain the cream-like substance.

[0051] According to this embodiment, the glitter or chip-like decorative body contained inside the cream-like material can be visually recognized, and the object to be decorated can also be visually recognized through the cream-like material. Therefore, compared to opaque or translucent cream-like materials, a visual effect can be obtained by visually recognizing the decorative body and the object to be decorated mixed in the cream-like material. A user can enjoy freely arranging such a cream-like material by using the squeezer as if squeezing whipped cream, so a cream-like material squeezer with a high visual effect for decorating toys can be provided.

[0052] The sixth aspect of the method for producing a cream-like material is a method for producing a cream-like material that is extruded using a squeezer to create a decorative toy, the squeezer comprising a translucent and flexible container for containing the cream-like material and a nozzle connected to one end of the container, and including the steps of supplying one or both of light-reflecting glitter bodies and chip-shaped decorative bodies to the container, and supplying a transparent resin containing starch to the container into which the glitter bodies and one or both of the chip-shaped decorative bodies have been supplied.

[0053] According to this embodiment, a process of supplying one or both of light-reflecting glitter bodies and chip-like decorative bodies into a container is carried out first, followed by a process of supplying a transparent resin containing starch, thereby preventing the glitter bodies and chip-like decorative bodies from being unintentionally scratched or damaged in a resin stirring device (mixing device) or the like, and making it possible to make the amount of glitter bodies or chip-like decorative bodies contained in one container uniform. In other words, the possibility of uneven mixing occurring in a resin stirring device (mixing device) or the like is reduced, allowing the intended amount of glitter bodies and chip-like decorative bodies to be contained in the cream-like material, and reducing unevenness in product quality. Thus, a method for manufacturing a cream-like material with high visual effects for decorating toys can be provided.

[0054] This concludes the description of the embodiment of the present disclosure, but the aspects of the present disclosure are not limited to this embodiment. For example, the chip-shaped decoration may include multiple types in the cream-like material, or only one type. When multiple types of chip-shaped decoration are included in the cream-like material, a specific type may be configured to be extremely large or small. In this way, the user can enjoy a lottery game of winning or losing from the chip-shaped decorations that are randomly discharged.

[0055] Furthermore, the chip-shaped decoration 40 is not limited to the configuration shown in this embodiment, and may have other configurations. [Explanation of symbols]

[0056] 1a area 1b area 10 Cream 20 Squeezing tool 21 Container 22 Cap 30 Lame Body 32 Decoration support part 40 (40A~40G) Chip-shaped decorative body 40c1 Main body 40c2 Shell top 40d1 central part 40d2 end 41 Curved surface 42 plane 43 Side surface 44 Concave groove part 50 Pedestal 50a top 52 Decoration support part 54 Annular protrusion 60 Decorations 221 Discharge port 411 Convex 431 Convex 432 Recess

Claims

1. A cream-like substance that is extruded using a squeezing tool to create a decorative toy, A transparent resin containing starch; Equipped with one or both of a light-reflecting glitter body and a chip-shaped decorative body, Creamy matter.

2. 2. A cream-like material according to claim 1, wherein the chip-like decorative body is smaller than the opening diameter of the nozzle of the squeezer and larger than the glitter body.

3. The chip-shaped decorative body is provided, The chip-shaped decorative body has a flat three-dimensional shape that combines one or both of a curved surface and a flat surface, and has a convex portion on the side peripheral surface. The cream according to claim 2.

4. The cream-like material according to claim 3, wherein said side peripheral surface has a recess.

5. A cream-like substance for making a decorative toy, the cream-like substance comprising a transparent resin containing starch and one or both of a light-reflecting glitter body and a chip-shaped decorative body; The container has translucency and flexibility and is adapted to contain the cream-like substance; and a cap connected to one end of the container. The container is sealed on the side opposite to the nozzle to accommodate the creamy material. Squeezing tool.

6. A method for producing a cream-like substance to be discharged using a squeezing tool to create a decorative toy, comprising the steps of: The squeezer includes a translucent and flexible container for accommodating the creamy material, and a nozzle connected to one end of the container; A step of supplying one or both of a light-reflecting glitter body and a chip-shaped decorative body to the container; Supplying a transparent resin containing starch to the container into which the glitter body and / or the chip-shaped decorative body have been supplied; A method for producing a creamy product comprising the steps of:

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