Liquid receiving and dispensing apparatus including flexible inner container positioned within insulating container
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Feb 28, 1995
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Nov 23, 1993
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Nov 9, 1990
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An insulating container (10) is used for storing and dispensing (hot) liquids, especially freshly brewed coffee beverages. Within this insulating container (10), there is arranged a bag-like inner container (11) made of a flexible material which is thus flatly collapsible. The liquid is filled into the inner container (11), so that the latter completely fills out the inner space of the insulating container (10). A tube piece (22) attached to the inner container (11) and is passed through a channel (24) in the insulating container lid (10) to the outside. A filler pipe (26) for filling the inner container (11) or alternatively a tap (28) for dispensing the beverage can be connected to the end of the tube piece (22) which is located on the outside.
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