Abstract: A beverage container to enable the manufacture and packaging of two flavors of juice or other liquid drinks. At present, the preference and favorite flavor of an individual consumer is not accommodated unless two or more products are purchased. This invention provides a cardboard or plastic divider panel that is incorporated into any existing cartons that overcomes these limitations by enabling a carton to be divided into two flavors. Each side of the beverage container has a spout for separate pouring the contents of that particular side.

Abstract: A beverage container to enable the manufacture and packaging of two flavors of juice or other liquid drinks. At present, the preference and favorite flavor of an individual consumer is not accommodated unless two or more products are purchased. This invention provides a cardboard or plastic divider panel that is incorporated into any existing cartons that overcomes these limitations by enabling a carton to be divided into two flavors. Each side of the beverage container has a spout for separate pouring the contents of that particular side.

Abstract: There are several types of existing ice cream containers and the present invention represents improvement to the existing configuration of carton containers to enable the manufacture and packaging of two or more flavors of ice cream type products in one container. Ice cream is generally sold in 1 pint (16 ounce), cylindrical cartons some of which have a somewhat flat bottom, and a gently tapering conical side wall. Larger capacity containers such as 48 oz. round cardboard, 48 oz. round plastic 48 oz. tubs, 1.75 quart and ½ gal/two quarts containers are also commonly used. This invention provides a cardboard or plastic divider panel that is incorporated into any existing cartons that enables any size container to be divided into two or three flavor compartments depending on its size.