Mattel, Inc.

Jim I Tucker

Martin J Caveza

John N Handy

Caleb S Chung

A simulated toy hamburger maker includes a mixer grinder, a simulated cooking station, a condiment dispenser apparatus and a hamburger bun storage and dispenser. A mixture of edible food materials such as ground cereal and peanut butter together with edible colorant materials such as chocolate powder is combined and mixed within the grinder mixer station to form a simulated hamburger mixture. The simulated cooking station includes a hamburger press which conforms a quantity of the hamburger mixture into a realistic hamburger patty. The simulated hamburger patty is then placed upon simulated hamburger buns such as conventional vanilla wafer cookies or the like and positioned within a condiment dispensing station. Condiment dispensers are provided which receive a quantity of colored edible material such as cake frosting or the like to extrude upon the simulated hamburger patties. A second cookie simulating the upper bun portion of a hamburger sandwich is then placed upon the condiment bearing patty to complete the simulated hamburger.

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Manhattan Beach, CA, United States of America

Jim I Tucker