Abstract: A food container having at least two open cone shaped spaces is formed from a sheet folded along three folding lines. The first and second folding lines intersect at a point near or in a point along a center line of the sheet to allow upper surfaces of the sheet on each side of the folding lines to be moved against each other. The third folding line extends transversally in relation to the center line and intersects the first and second folding lines substantially at the point. The third folding line allows folding of the sheet on each side of the third folding to move the surfaces on the under side of the sheet against each other thereby forming two open cones when parts respectively on each side of the third folding line are brought against each other.

Abstract: Food container, having at least two open cone shaped spaces (A, B), wherein the material of the container is in the form of a sheet (1), having an upper side (U) and an under side (D) and being provided with a number of folding lines (6, 7, 8) arranged to facilitate formation of said food container with at least two open cone shaped spaces (A, B), wherein a. the sheet (1) having a first and a second folding line (6, 7), which intersect near or in a point (9) along a centre line (L) extending near, or in, the middle of the sheet (1) to allow surfaces of the upper side (U) on each side of said folding lines (6, 7) to be moved against each other, and b.

Abstract: Mustard, ketchup and similar pasty matter is metered out and served from a dispenser, including a container and an attachable outlet pipe of flexible material enclosing a valve member. The container has one plane end face, permitting it to stand upright during storage, and an opposite, truncated end face, to which the outlet pipe is attached at a threaded portion. A restriction at the truncated end face defines a seat for a valve member, which includes an upper big body and a lower small body interconnected by a rod. The length of this rod is selected so the big body is held mainly inside the threaded container portion, but lower than its seat when the small body rests against the lower end of the outlet pipe.