JP2015058950A - Drinking container having cup provided with lid body and the lid body - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lid which is used in a container, minimizes the occupying ratio of a tea strainer in a cup and prevents scalds even when hot water is poured and a drinking container which users the lid without modification of the lid body even when the inner capacity is modified.SOLUTION: In a lid body for drinking container, a first annular upward protrusion is provided on the edge of the lid body, and first and second engagement parts capable of being engaged in a double cup are provided on the back side of the first upward protrusion. A second upward protrusion is provided on the inner side of the first upward protrusion; a part of the second upward protrusion is made to serve a lower protrusion; at least one drinking hole is formed in the lower protrusion.

Description

  The present invention relates to a drinking container having a cup with a lid and the lid.

  Cold drinks and warm drinks provided for take-out are sold in drinking containers with cups and lids. This is preferable because the contents are not easily spilled when drinking while walking. Of these, cold drinks can be drunk by inserting a straw into a container with a lid, but hot drinks such as coffee, tea or green tea are drunk without using a straw.

  That is, it is not suitable to drink hot tea etc. with a straw. Therefore, in this case, the lid was removed for drinking, but there was a problem that the contents were spilled when drinking while walking.

  On the other hand, tea or the like provided for take-out may be sold using tea bags, for example. However, it cannot be denied that the tea leaves are inferior to the case where the tea leaves are used as they are. In addition, there is a problem that tea bags cannot be blended with tea bags by themselves. In this case, it can be said that the tea strainer is used, but in the tea strainer, the tea leaves are not sufficiently spread and it is difficult to say that the flavor is sufficient.

  In particular, in the case of black tea, a shop called a black tea shop takes various measures to provide black tea that cannot be served by a home tea pack. For example, carefully select the tea leaves according to the production area or season, put an appropriate amount of the carefully selected tea leaves into the cup, then boil fresh water that is not drawn, pour the hot water, spread the tea leaves and drift in the cup And extract the components of the tea leaves. In this way, measures such as making tea are taken. It should be noted that the appearance of the tea leaves spreading and the appearance of the expanded tea leaves drifting in the hot water may give healing.

  Therefore, if it is put as described above, delicious tea can be put, but tea leaves may enter the mouth and it becomes difficult to drink. In order to solve this, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2007-50182, a cup for drinking tea liquid having an opening edge on the upper side, a screen net, and a lid, the body of the screen net is cylindrical and The outer shape of the barrel is formed to have an outer diameter such that a slight gap remains between the inner peripheral surface of the cup and the outer peripheral surface of the barrel in a state of being inserted into the cup from the opening of the cup. At the same time, a mesh body is stretched on the lower side of the body portion, and a ridge is formed in a protruding shape around the upper portion of the body portion so that it can be placed on the opening edge of the cup. On the other hand, the lid is a cup with a lid with a built-in mesh that closes the upper opening of the body of the mesh and has an outer peripheral size that can be mounted on the mesh. To the upper surface of the cocoon at the top of the sushi net, Built-in sushi net, characterized in that a recess groove is provided to allow the air inside the squish net body to communicate with the outside of the cup while the top surface of the scab is covered with the inner surface of the lid. The technology of a cup with a lid is disclosed.

  Since the said invention incorporates the sushi net of the said structure separately from a drinking container, a tea leaf can be sown with the sushi net, a tea leaf can be removed reliably, and only tea can be drunk. However, the ratio of the sushi net to the cup is large, and the tea leaves cannot sufficiently float in the cup, so that the spread of the tea leaves is insufficient and the flavor may be impaired. Also, many cups provided for take-out are made of synthetic resin, and if the hot water is added as described above because the cup is thin, the customer may get burned. In this case, for example, a cup having heat insulation properties such as polystyrene foam may be considered, but an increase in cost is expected.

  In addition, when the internal volume is changed, a built-in screen must be prepared for each cup size, which is extremely disadvantageous.

JP 2007-50182 A

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and its problem is to reduce the proportion of tea strainer in the cup as much as possible, and to use the lid for containers that are difficult to burn even when hot water is added. Is to provide. Moreover, even if it is a case where content is changed, it is providing the drinking container which uses the cover, without changing the cover.

  The present invention is a drinking container lid for providing tea, wherein an annular first upper protrusion is provided on an edge of the lid, and a double cup is provided on the back side of the first upper protrusion. A first fitting portion and a second fitting portion that can be respectively fitted are provided, a second upper protruding portion is provided inward of the first upper protruding portion, and a part of the second upper protruding portion protrudes downward. And a means for providing at least one drinking hole in the downward projecting portion is provided.

  The present invention is a lid in which a double cup can be arranged. This can be used in a state where two cups are used and they are overlapped. When used in this way, when the hot water is put in the cup, the double cup is used, so that the heat of the hot water inside is not easily transmitted to the external cup. Therefore, the lid can be attached with a double cup that can prevent burns. Therefore, it is not necessary to use a polystyrene cup and the cost is not increased.

  Further, in the lid body, a first fitting part and a second fitting part each provided with a first upper protruding part on a circumferential edge and capable of fitting with two cups on the back side of the first upper protruding part, respectively. Is provided. Therefore, it is possible to fit the two cups on the back side of the first upward projecting portion so as to overlap each other. That is, as will be described later, two cups having a large or small capacity or a cup having the same capacity can be fixed so as to overlap the back side. Therefore, the outer cups of the two cups are either larger than the inner size or the same size, so the outer shape will not change. There is no change even when using. Therefore, even if the cup with the lid is placed on the cup holder, the appearance configuration does not change depending on the size of the contents, so there is no need to prepare cup holders of different sizes.

  In addition, since the lid has a configuration in which an upper protruding portion is provided, a part of the upper protruding portion is a lower protruding portion, and at least one drinking hole is provided in the lower protruding portion, let's drink tea. In such a case, the container containing the tea leaves is tilted. In that case, the tea leaves accumulate on the back side of the second upward projecting portion, and there is little risk of blocking the drinking holes. That is, when the container is tilted so as to be inverted, the second upper protruding portion is disposed at a lower position than the lower protruding portion on the back side of the lid, so that the tea leaves are separated from the lower protruding portion at the higher position. It moves to the 2nd upper protrusion part in a low position, and possibility that a tea leaf will block the drinking hole arrange | positioned at a downward protrusion part will decrease. Therefore, this configuration, in combination with the drinking hole, serves as a practical tea strainer.

  The present invention is a drinking container lid for providing tea, wherein the second upward projecting portion is annular and has a means of providing a central recess inside thereof. As described above, the second upward projecting portion is provided inside the first upward projecting portion and has an annular shape having a substantially constant width in plan view. In addition, since the central recess is located inward of the second upward projecting portion, the upper lip is positioned in the central recess of the lid when the customer puts a mouth on the drinking hole disposed in the downward projecting portion. Since the drinking hole is sandwiched between the upper lip and the lower lip, and the lip is arranged at a fixed position on the lid, the posture during drinking is extremely stable. Therefore, even if you drink while walking, there is less risk of spilling the drink.

  The present invention is a drinking container lid for providing tea, and has a means for making the diameter of the drinking hole approximately 2 millimeters. Since the drinking hole is about 2 mm in this way, the expanded tea leaves are unlikely to pass through the hole, and there is no risk that the expanded tea leaves will enter the mouth when drinking tea, and there will be no uncomfortable feeling. The reason why the size is about 2 millimeters is that the size that does not pass through the hole when the tea leaves to be used spread in the cup is about 2 millimeters. However, when the diameter is about 2 millimeters, it does not mean that the diameter is exactly 2 millimeters. For example, it is within the range of 1.7 millimeters to 2.3 millimeters in consideration of drilling errors. say. Therefore, in that range, it is about 2 millimeters, and the expanded tea leaves rarely pass through this hole.

  The present invention is a drinking container in which a first cup and a second cup in a double cup are attached to the lid, wherein the first cup and the second cup have an opening, a container part, and a bottom part, respectively. The container portion of the first cup is overlapped with the container portion of the second cup on the outside, and the opening portion of the first cup is second fitted on the first fitting portion. Means are provided for fitting the opening of the second cup to the part.

  In this way, the container portions of the double cups of the first cup and the second cup are overlapped with each other so that the first fitting portion and the second fitting on the back side of the first upward projecting portion of the lid body are the same. Since the respective fitting portions are fitted, the two cups can be fixed to the same lid. Therefore, even if hot water is put into the inner cup, the heat is not easily transmitted to the outer cup, so it is difficult to burn, and even when hot tea is taken out, it is easy to hold.

  The first cup and the second cup have the same aperture, and the drinking container has the drinking container lid attached thereto. Thus, if the diameter of the opening part of each cup is the same, regardless of the volume of the container part, the opening part of the first cup is connected to the first fitting part of the lid for the drinking container, and the second fitting is performed. The opening portion of the second cup can be fitted to each portion, and two cups can be attached to the lid for drinking containers regardless of the size of the container portion arranged inside. Therefore, even when the content is changed, the lid is not changed. In addition, it cannot be overemphasized that the volume of the container part in the cup arrange | positioned inside is smaller or the same as what is arrange | positioned outside.

  The present invention is the drinking cup provided with the lid for drinking containers, wherein the first cup and the second cup are each formed of a transparent synthetic resin. In this way, if you use a conventional transparent resinous cup, you can see the state where the tea leaf extract is extracted from the tea leaves, so the tea leaves in the cup containing hot water slowly spread and extract from the tea leaves You can appreciate the appearance of being extracted. Therefore, it is possible to taste tea and soothe customers who have purchased it.

  Since the present invention is configured and operates as described above, the ratio of the tea strainer in the cup is made as small as possible, and it is used for a container that does not easily burn even when hot water is added. A lid can be provided. Moreover, even if it is a case where content is changed, the drinking container which uses the cover can be provided, without changing the cover body.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the illustrated embodiments. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a drinking container fitted with a lid and two cups according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view of the lid. FIG. 3: is a combination figure of the drinking container which combined the cover body and the 1st cup and the 2nd cup, and the cover body, (i) is a cover body. (B) and (B ') are perspective views of the first cup, and (C) is a second cup. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a drinking container in a state where a second cup is superimposed on the outside of the first cup and a lid is attached to them. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a drinking container in a state where a first cup and a second cup of the same size are overlaid and a lid is attached to them. FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram showing a drinking container with a cup attached to the lid upside down.

  On the lid body 10, a first upward projecting portion 11 is disposed. The first upward projecting portion 11 includes a drooping portion 12, a top portion 13, and a rear wall portion 14. The first upper projecting portion 11 has a reverse U-shape with a shallow bottom in a cross-sectional view, and forms an edge of the lid body 10 in a substantially annular shape. is there. The lid 10 is formed of a sheet-like synthetic resin. Therefore, what has a convex shape on the surface of the lid body 10 has a concave shape on the back surface, and is in a substantially integrated relationship.

  A second fitting portion 15 is disposed on the hanging portion 12 of the first upward projecting portion 11. The second fitting portion 15 has a concave shape on the surface, and a plurality of second fitting portions 15 are arranged around the drooping portion 12 at a predetermined interval. Therefore, as described above, the back side of the drooping portion 12 in the lid body 10 has a convex shape and projects inward. The second fitting portion 15 is fitted with an opening 61 of an outer cup 60 described later.

  The first fitting portion 16 is disposed above the second fitting portion 15 in the hanging portion 12. The first fitting portion 16 has a concave shape on the surface and is formed so as to go around the hanging portion 12. Accordingly, the back of the lid 10 has a convex shape and is fitted with an opening 51 of the inner cup 50 or an opening 61 of the cup 60 described later.

  The first fitting portion 16 is located above the second fitting portion 15. That is, the first fitting portion 16 is disposed closer to the top portion 13 than the second fitting portion 15 in the cross-sectional view of the lid body 10.

  The lid body 10 is provided with a second upper protrusion 20 inside the first upper protrusion 11 from the outer periphery toward the inner periphery. The second upward projecting portion 20 includes an outer wall portion 21, a top portion 22, and an inner wall portion 23, and has a ring shape that circulates on the lid body 10 with the top portion 22 as a band shape in plan view. In addition, inward means the direction which goes to a center from an outer edge in the planar view of a cover body.

  A lower protrusion 30 is disposed on a part of the second upper protrusion 20. The lower protrusion 30 is disposed below the second upper protrusion 20, but is disposed above the bottom 18. Accordingly, the lower protrusion 30 is disposed between the second upper protrusion 20 and the bottom 18 (see FIGS. 4 and 5). Moreover, the downward protrusion part 30 is substantially flat and the drinking hole 31 is formed. The diameter of the drinking hole 31 is preferably approximately 2 millimeters, which is in the range of 1.7 millimeters to 2.3 millimeters, allowing for drilling errors. This is because the tea leaves are less likely to pass through the hole at this size. Moreover, about six drinking holes 31 are preferable.

  An air hole 25 is disposed on the top 22 of the second upward projecting portion 20. This is disposed at a position substantially half a circumference from the downward projecting portion 30. That is, if the downward protrusion 30 is on the front side of the drawing, the air hole 25 is disposed on the depth side (see FIG. 1).

  The center recessed part 40 is arrange | positioned in the inside surrounded by the 2nd upper protrusion part 20 in the cover body 10, and is exhibiting the shape enclosed by the circular arc from which a curvature radius differs (refer FIG. 2). This center recessed part 40 is arrange | positioned in the position lower than the downward protrusion part 30 when the cover body 10 is seen from the surface (refer FIG. 4, 5).

  The central convex portion 45 is disposed in the lid body 10 so as to be surrounded by the second upper protruding portion 20 and the central concave portion 40, and has an arc of curvature radius in the second upper protruding portion 20 and an arc of curvature radius in the central concave portion 40. It is almost crescent-shaped surrounded by (see Fig. 2). The central convex portion 45 has the same height as the downward projecting portion 30, but is disposed at a position higher than the central concave portion 40. Therefore, the second upward projecting portion 20, the central convex portion 45, and the central concave portion 40 are arranged so as to decrease in height (see FIGS. 4 and 5). In this way, the steps such as the central convex portion 45 and the central concave portion 40 are provided inside the lid body 10 in order to ensure the rigidity of the lid body 10, and therefore, the lid body 10 is not easily deformed when being carried. Not only that, but also a preferable rigidity can be secured when the drinking hole 31 or the air hole 25 is drilled. Moreover, it cannot be overemphasized that the cover body 10 is the shape which is excellent also in design property by having the center recessed part 40 and the center convex part 45. FIG.

  About the cup 50, it is comprised by the opening part 51, the container part 52, and the bottom part 53, and the capacity | capacitance of the container part 52 is about 300 cc. The container 52 is configured to increase in diameter from the bottom 53 to the opening 51, the opening 51 has an annular shape, and the bottom 53 is substantially circular. Further, the cup 50 has a plurality of intermediate step portions 52 a that bulge outward from the container portion 52. Moreover, the opening part 51 is the structure protruded outside, and fits the 1st fitting part 16 in the 1st upward protrusion part 11 so that attachment or detachment is possible. Further, the bottom 53 has a recess 53a. The material is preferably polypropylene, but is not limited thereto.

  The cup 60 also includes an opening 61, a container 62, and a bottom 63, and the capacity of the container 62 is approximately 360 cc. Accordingly, the cup 60 has a larger capacity than the cup 50. The container part 62 is configured to increase in diameter from the bottom part 63 to the opening part 61, the opening part 61 has an annular shape, and the bottom part 63 is substantially circular. Further, the cup 60 has a plurality of intermediate step portions 62 a bulging outward from the container portion 62 in the container portion 62. Moreover, the opening part 51 is the structure protruded to the outer side, and fits the 2nd fitting part 15 in the 1st upward protrusion part 11 so that attachment or detachment is possible. The bottom 63 has a recess 63a. The material is preferably polypropylene, but is not limited thereto.

  In the case where a so-called hot drink is provided to a customer, and the capacity of tea, which is the customer's request, is small, the cup 50 is placed in the cup 60 and overlapped. When tea leaves are put into the cup 50 and then hot water is poured, the tea leaves spread in the cup and tea can be extracted. In this way, when extracting tea, hot water must be put in. However, since the cup 50 is put in the cup 60 and overlapped as described above, it is difficult for the heat of the hot water to be transmitted to the outer cup 60. The fear of doing as much as possible can be avoided.

  In order to make the cup overlap, the inner cup 50 and the outer 60 are both fitted with the lid 10 to form a drinking container 100. The opening 51 of the inner cup 50 is fitted with the first fitting part 16 in the lid 10. Further, the opening 61 in the outer cup 60 is fitted with the second fitting part 15 in the lid 10. When the capacity is large, both the inner cup 60 and the outer 60 are fitted with the lid body 10 to form a drinking container 100 ′. The opening 61 of the inner cup 60 is fitted with the first fitting part 16 in the lid 10. Further, the opening 61 in the outer cup 60 is fitted with the second fitting part 15 in the lid 10. That is, in FIG. 3, the combination of the lid body 10, the cup 50, and the cup 60 is a drinking container 100, which is a combination of (A), (B), and (C) in FIG. That is, the lid 10 is combined with the cup 50 as the first cup and the cup 60 as the second cup. A combination of the cup 60 and the cup 60 having the same size as the lid body 10 is a drinking container 100 ′, which is a combination of (A), (B ′), and (C) in FIG. 3. That is, the lid 10 is combined with the cup 60 as the first cup and the cup 60 with respect to the second cup. At this time, regarding the opening 51 in the cup 50 and the opening 61 in the cup 60, the capacities of the containers are different as described above, but the diameters of the opening 51 and the opening 61 are the same, and the bottom of the cup 50 53 is located slightly above the bottom 63 of the cup 60, so that the cup 50 is fitted to the first fitting portion 16 and the second fitting portion 15 in a state where the cup 50 is located above the cup 60 (FIG. 4). reference).

  Further, in FIG. 4, the opening 51 of the inner cup 50 is fixed by fitting with the first fitting portion 16 of the first upward projecting portion 11 of the lid 10, and the opening 61 of the outer cup 60 is fixed. The lid 10 is fixed by fitting with the second fitting portion 15 of the first upward projecting portion 11, and the cup 50 and the cup 60 are not in contact with each other, and the cup 50 and the cup 60 are suspended from the lid 10. It is the structure which was made. In FIG. 5, the opening 61 of the inner cup 60 is fixed by fitting with the first fitting portion 16 of the first upward projecting portion 11 of the lid body 10, and the opening 61 of the outer cup 60 is fixed. Although it fixes by fitting with the 2nd fitting part 15 in the 1st upper protrusion part 11 in the cover 10, the inner cup 60 and the outer cup 60 mutually contact the container parts 62 and 62 mutually. The cup 60 and the cup 6 are suspended from the contacting portion and the lid body 10, so that the arrangement is fixed.

  Next, in the case where a so-called hot drink is provided to the customer, and when the capacity of the tea that is the customer's request is large, the cups 60 of the same size are overlapped. That is, the inner first cup 60 is placed in the outer second cup 60 and overlapped. When tea leaves are put into the inner cup 60 and then hot water is poured, the tea leaves spread in the cup and tea can be extracted. In this way, when extracting tea, hot water must be put in, but since the cup 60 is put in the cup 60 and overlapped as described above, the heat of the hot water is not easily transmitted to the outer cup 60 and burns are caused. The fear of doing so can be avoided as much as possible (see FIG. 5). The first cup refers to the cup disposed on the inner side, and the second cup refers to the cup disposed on the outer side. Accordingly, the first cup is the cup 50 or 60, and the second cup is the cup 60 in any case (see FIGS. 4 and 5).

  As described above, when the capacity of tea, which is a customer's request, is small, the opening 51 in the cup 50 is fitted with the first fitting part 16, and the opening 61 of the cup 60 arranged outside thereof is the first. The first fitting portion 16 and the second fitting portion 15 are both arranged in the first upward projecting portion 11, although they are fitted with the two fitting portions 15. Moreover, when the capacity | capacitance of the tea which is a customer's request is large, the opening part 61 in the cup 60 fits with the 1st fitting part 16, and the opening part 61 of the cup 60 arrange | positioned on the outer side is 2nd fitting. The first fitting portion 16 and the second fitting portion 15 are both disposed on the first upward projecting portion 11, although the fitting portion 15 is fitted. Therefore, in any case, the cup fitted on the outside is a large-capacity cup 60, and in appearance, whether the inner cup used by the customer uses the small cup 50, or It cannot be distinguished whether the large cup 60 is used. Therefore, for example, even when placed on a cup holder, there is no need to prepare a cup holder for each cup size. Also, if you see a customer who uses the cup from a third party, you do not know what volume of tea you are drinking. Therefore, even when a woman is using a large cup 60, there is an advantage that a third party can not know how much tea the customer is drinking.

  When drinking tea or the like using this cup, the cup with the lid 10 is tilted. However, in the conventional lid, the drinking tea leaves close up the drinking hole. However, in the case of the lid 10 according to the present invention, the expanded tea leaves try to block the quotation hole in the lower protrusion 30 where the second upper protrusion 20 is partially arranged by tilting the cup. Since the second upper protrusion 20 is lower than the lower protrusion 30, the spread tea leaves move from the second upper protrusion 20 where the drinking holes 31 are arranged to the lower protrusion 30. In addition, the tea leaves are less likely to block the drinking hole 31. In FIG. 6, since the lid body is integrated with the front and back, the same reference numerals are used in FIG. 2 on the front surface and FIG. 6 on the back surface of the lid body 10. Therefore, on the back side of the lid body 10 in FIG. 6, the central concave portion 40 has a convex shape, and the central convex portion 45 has a smaller protruding amount than the central concave portion 40.

  That is, as described above, the surface of the lid 10 that has a convex shape has a concave shape on the back surface, and is in an integrated relationship. Therefore, when the cups 50 and 60 with the lid 10 are not tilted, the second upper projecting portion 20 is positioned above the lower projecting portion 30, but when the cups 50 and 60 with the lid 10 are tilted, Since the lid 10 is turned upside down and the second upper protrusion 20 is lower than the lower protrusion 30, the tea leaves S, S... The lower projecting portion 30 is moved to the second upper projecting portion 20. Therefore, the possibility that the tea leaves S will block the drinking hole 31 is low. Moreover, since the diameter of the drinking hole 31 is about 2 millimeters, it becomes difficult for the tea leaves S to pass through, so that the function as a tea strainer is achieved. In addition, FIG. 6 has shown the cups 50 and 60 with the dashed-two dotted line.

  Further, only the cup 50 or 60 can be disposed on the first fitting portion 16 of the first upward projecting portion 11 of the lid body 10. That is, in the case of tea at room temperature or cooled, the lid 10 can be used even when the cup 50 or the cup 60 is selected according to the customer's request and the cup is not doubled.

The perspective view of the drinking container which fitted the cover body and two cups in this invention. The top view of a cover body. It is a combination figure of the drinking container which combined the cover body, the 1st cup, the 2nd cup, and the cover body, (i) is a cover body. (B), (B ′) are perspective views of the first cup, and (C) is a second cup. Sectional drawing of the drinking container of the state which piled up the 2nd cup on the outer side of the 1st cup, and attached the cover body to them. Sectional drawing of the drinking container of the state which accumulated the 1st cup and 2nd cup of the same magnitude | size, and attached the cover body to them. The conceptual diagram of the state which reversed the drinking container which attached the cup to the cover body upside down.

10, lid 11, first upward projecting portion 12, hanging portion 13, top portion 14, rear wall portion 15, second fitting portion 16, first fitting portion 20, second upward projecting portion 25, air hole 30, Lower protrusion 31, drinking hole 50, cup 51, opening 52, container 53, bottom 60, cup 61, opening 62, container 63, bottom 100, drinking container 100 ', drinking container

Claims (5)

A drinking container lid for providing tea, wherein an annular first upper protrusion is provided at an edge of the lid, and a double cup is fitted to the back side of the first upper protrusion, respectively. A first fitting part and a second fitting part that can be provided, a second upper projecting part is provided inward of the first upper projecting part, and a part of the second upper projecting part is a lower projecting part, A drinking container lid, wherein at least one drinking hole is provided in the downward projecting portion. The drinking container lid for providing tea, wherein the second upward projecting portion is annular, and a central recess is provided inside thereof. body. 3. A drinking container lid for providing tea, wherein the drinking hole has a diameter of about 2 millimeters. It is a drinking container which attached the 1st cup and 2nd cup in a double cup to the lid of any one of Claims 1-3, Comprising: A 1st cup and a 2nd cup are each opened. The first cup includes a container part, a container part, and a bottom part. The container part of the first cup is overlapped with the container part of the second cup on the outside, and the opening part of the first cup is placed on the first fitting part. A drinking container, wherein the second fitting portion is fitted with the opening of the second cup. The drinking container according to claim 4, wherein the opening diameters of the first cup and the second cup are the same.

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