Nabisco, Inc.

Other

Roger E Skeels

Agostino J Aquino

Daniel A Koppa

Chris Pappas

The present invention provides apparatus and a method for making printed foods such as cookies, crackers, and snacks at high production speeds on a continuous basis. The apparatus includes a rotary printer which is synchronized with dough forming apparatus such as a rotary cutter or rotary molder.

Method of making printed baked goods

A soap holder for retaining soap in a relatively dry manner is disclosed. The soap holder has a housing and a plurality of coacting arms rotatably connected to the housing. A phase control device, such as sector gears, are mounted at the interior of the housing for synchronizing the rotatable movement of the plurality of coacting arms. The coacting arms are normally in a first position at which they are biased to a nonengaged configuration and are adapted for synchronized movement to a second position at which they are biased to an engaged configuration upon insertion of a bar of soap therebetween.

Soap hanger device

The present invention provides apparatus for making printed foods such as cookies, crackers, and snacks at high production speeds on a continuous basis. The apparatus includes a rotary printer which is synchronized with dough forming apparatus such as a rotary cutter or rotary molder.

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Essex Fells, NJ, United States of America

Roger E Skeels