Patentability of Crustless Sandwich

By Andrew Raff on April 5, 2005 6:08 PM | | TrackBacks (0)

atently-O reports: Federal Circuit to Decide Patentability of Crustless Sandwich: "On April 6 at 2:00 pm, Judges Clevenger, Gajarsa & Prost will hear in re Kretchman (Case No. 04–1448) that involves peanut butter and jelly sandwich technology.  Smuckers has already received one patent on its highly profitable ‘Uncrustables,’ and is now appealing a patent office rejection of a second, broader set of claims."

Previous sandwich-related posts: The Earl of Sandwich would be proud (sandwich market research) and Is phone food too slow?

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