Oddzon, Inc.

Hasbro, Inc.

Jason A Harris

Charles Hartlaub

Steven Monow

A liquid candy dispenser may include a liquid candy reservoir having an internal space formed therein that may contain liquid candy. The reservoir may be sized to fit within a person's hand, and the reservoir may have a liquid candy supply hole. A dispensing structure may have a dispensing hole formed therein and a retaining portion that allows the dispensing structure to be placed and retained on the person's finger. The supply hole and the dispensing hole may be fluidly coupled so that, when the reservoir is squeezed by the person, a portion of liquid candy may be forced from the reservoir through the dispensing hole so that the portion of liquid candy may be tasted by the person.

Hand-held liquid candy dispenser

A candy dispenser may be provided with a housing having a candy reservoir formed therein in which a plurality of pieces of candy may be disposed, a spin top having a downwardly extending member that is centrally located on the spin top to facilitate spinning of the spin top while the downwardly extending member supports the spin top, a candy dispensing mechanism including a candy dispensing opening that allows a piece of candy to be dispensed from the candy reservoir, and an actuator associated with the spin top and the candy dispensing mechanism. The actuator may be movable to a first position and to a second position, with movement of the actuator to the first position causing the spin top to be launched from the housing so that the spin top may land on a surface and spin on its downwardly extending member, and with movement of the actuator to the second position causing one of the pieces of candy to be dispensed through the dispensing opening.

Spin-top candy dispenser

A liquid candy dispenser is provided with a liquid candy supply member with an internal cavity, a supply of liquid candy disposed in the liquid candy supply member, a body part member shaped in the form of a human body part, a liquid candy dispensing hole formed in the body part member at a location corresponding to an area of the body part at which a body-part substance would be present, a liquid conduit fluidly coupled between the liquid candy supply member and the liquid candy dispensing hole, and a pumping mechanism associated with the liquid candy supply member. The pumping mechanism forces liquid candy from the internal cavity of the liquid candy supply member, through the liquid conduit fluidly coupled between the liquid candy supply member and the liquid candy dispensing hole, and out of the liquid candy dispensing hole so that the liquid candy exits the dispensing hole formed in the body part member to simulate the presence of the body-part substance on the human body part. The body part member may be selected from the group of shaped members consisting of an ear-shaped member, a nose-shaped member, and foot-shaped member.

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San Rafael, CA, United States of America

Jason A Harris