JPH0219194Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (Field of use of the invention) This invention relates to a cooking toy, specifically a cooking toy using water image paper.

(Prior art) In general, water image paper has a cloudy layer made of coarsely adhered particles on the surface of a plastic film, etc., and when water is attached to the surface, the spaces between the particles are filled with water, increasing transparency. Traditionally, this picture was pasted on top of an appropriate picture or design.
By hiding the design and attaching water,
There are many toys that allow you to play with this.

However, in reality, although the picture below is blurred or hazy when viewed from the water image paper, its outline etc. can be discerned, and by applying water, it becomes clearer. It lacked interest because it was just a story.

(Technical issue) This idea was developed in view of the above circumstances, and it is understood that water image paper is a practical means of changing color from a light color to a dark color using water as a medium. The aim is to propose novel cooking toys that have not been seen before.

(Example) Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIGS. 1 and 2 show a cooking toy 1 according to this invention and its cross-sectional structure. The cooking toy 1 is formed in the shape of fried shrimp, and a colored layer 4 is provided on the bottom part of the toy material 2, and on the colored layer 4, a cloudy white layer 3a is formed on a transparent film 3b. An image paper 3 is provided. The colored layer 4 is formed on the surface of the material 2 in a golden color close to the color of fried fries. When viewed from above the water image paper 3, this golden color can be seen as a color close to the white of breadcrumbs.

Next, a shrimp tail 5 is drawn in red on the surface of the water image paper 3. It is best to paint this part with water-repellent paint, such as oil-based paint.

If the toy is ``tempura'' instead of fried food, the colored layer 4 may be painted with a light yellow color, or any combination of colors suitable for the form of the cooking toy may be used, or the colored layer may be painted separately. It can be formed by

Therefore, when obtaining the "fried shrimp" toy 1, a picture of shrimp is drawn on the surface of the water image paper 3. Or, if you want to get a tempura toy, just draw a picture of a fish and a picture of a vegetable.

(Function) The cooking toy 1 according to this invention is constructed as described above, and in its normal state, it appears as a state before fried shrimp. Next, when using the toy, the pot 6 of the toy is filled with 7, and the fry toy 1 is thrown into it. Then,
Water 7 adheres to the colored layer 4 and fills the gaps between particles in the cloudy layer 3a of the water image paper 3, increasing the transparency of the water image paper 3 and changing the white color before adding it, changing its background color. The golden color of colored layer 4 stands out, making it look like fried shrimp. This allows you to enjoy cooking games.

In addition to cooking toys, you can also draw outlines of fries, kushikatsu, korotsuke, etc.
By drawing pictures of yakisoba, fried rice, and hot cakes, toys other than fried food and tempura can also be created. In these cases as well, the color of the cooked food may be selected as the colored layer.

FIG. 4 shows another embodiment, in which a colored layer 4, a water image paper 3, and a paint portion are provided on both sides of the material 2. This allows for the play of baking both sides, making the play close to the actual operation.

(Effects) As explained in detail above, this invention forms a colored layer on the surface of the cooking toy material, attaches a water image paper on top of this colored layer, and also attaches a predetermined cooking material to the surface of the water image paper. Moreover, since the above-mentioned colored layer is structured so that it appears as the color before cooking on the water image paper, it breaks away from the monotonous play of traditional drawings where the sketch disappears and becomes visible. By combining it with props such as a toy frying pan and pot, you can realistically see the color change from the color before cooking to the color after cooking, making it even more fun for moms to play with.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the cooking toy of this invention, Figure 2
The figure is a partial vertical cross-sectional view showing the structure, FIG. 3 is an external view showing how the cooking toy is played, and FIG. 4 is a partial vertical cross-sectional view showing another embodiment. Code 1...Cooking toy, 2...Toy material, 3...
...Water image paper, 4...Colored layer, 5...Shrimp tail, 7
……water.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claim for utility model registration] A cooking toy that meets the following requirements. (b) The surface of a water-resistant cooking toy is colored with the color of the cooking ingredients, and a water image paper made of a transparent adhesive film as a base material is pasted on the colored surface. (b) The color of the ingredients listed above shall be the color that can be seen on the water image paper as the color before cooking. (c) Draw a part of the cooking ingredients on the surface of the water image paper.