Case for fast food

Abstract

Disclosed therein is a case for fast food. The case for fast food includes: a case for fast food comprising: upper and lower cases made of eatable grain material, each of the upper and lower cases having a space for holding fast food therein; and a joining part formed on one of the upper and lower cases to join the upper and lower cases with each other, the joining part partially covering the other one of the upper and lower cases so that the upper and lower cases are joined with each other. Since the case holds fast food therein as it is, the case can prevent the fillings inside of the fast food from being split out to thereby maintain the fast food's clean and simple outward appearance, and allow a consumer to eat the fast food easily and conveniently.

1 . A case for fast food comprising:
 upper and lower cases made of eatable grain material, each of the upper and lower cases having a space for holding fast food therein; and   a joining part formed on one of the upper and lower cases to join the upper and lower cases with each other, the joining part partially covering the other one of the upper and lower cases so that the upper and lower cases are joined with each other.   
   
   
       2 . The case for fast food according to  claim 1 , wherein the upper and lower cases are respectively manufactured through a molding work in such a way that upper and lower spaces are respectively formed in the upper and lower cases, and
 wherein one of the upper and lower cases has a patterned portion formed on the surface thereof.   
   
   
       3 . The case for fast food according to  claim 1  or  2 , wherein the grain material is a single material used when cakes, cookies or bread are made or a composite material, in which various additives are mixed together, and
 wherein the fast food is one selected from toast, sandwiches, hamburgers, pizza, and so on.   
   
   
       4 . The case for fast food according to  claim 1 , wherein the case is constructed of a form that the upper and lower cases are partially joined together at one side edge.