while the invention is susceptible to embodiments in many different forms , there are shown in the drawings and will be described herein , in detail , the preferred embodiments of the present invention . it should be understood , however , that the present disclosure is to be considered an exemplification of the principles of the invention and is not intended to limit the spirit or scope of the invention and / or claims of the embodiments illustrated . with reference to fig1 - 4 there is provided a pan 100 , used for baking , roasting , or simply used for preparing and storing meals . the pan 100 includes a bottom base 105 terminated to an bottom edge that meets with a sidewall 110 . the sidewall may be a single continuous sidewall or be sectioned into various sides ( i . e . front , rear , left , right , or angled sides ). therefore the shape of the pan may be changed into various geometrically shapes , such as but not limited to a square , rectangular , circular , or other symmetrical polygonal shape . the sidewall 110 extends upwardly forming a depression or well 115 for which food can be placed . the sidewall 110 terminates at an edge 120 where it meets and forms into an outwardly extending ridge 125 that substantially surrounds the entire bottom base 105 . the ridge 125 may have a length away from the sidewall that is uniformally dimensioned around the entire sidewall or it may extend further about a pair of opposing sides or edges of the pan 100 to form elongated handles . as is common with the commercial sale of these types of pans 100 , a label is often affixed to the inside portion of the bottom base 105 within the well 115 . however , the current invention forms a new type of label and a new use for the label not known in the prior art . the label 200 includes a front side 205 and a rear side 210 . the front side 205 would most likely have some form of indicia printed about the manufacturer , the contents , and other information about the pan , sale thereof , etc . the rear side 210 would include a means of securing 215 the label 200 to the pan itself , such as a strip of adhesive , glue or epoxy spots , etc . in addition , the rear side 210 of the label 200 includes a formed pocket 220 for the receiving and holding roasting materials . these roasting materials may include but are not limited to a roasting bag 225 , a roasting tie 230 , promotional materials , or aluminum foil or other similar items . the label and pocket may be formed from a single sheet of material or may be separate and formed together around edges ( either both the edges together or having the edges of the pocket formed to the rear side of the label ) to create the pocket . once formed , the pocket 220 can be used to store and transport the roasting bag 225 and a roasting tie 230 . the pocket 220 , because it is placed flat against the bottom base 105 of the pan , will remain closed . however , if needed the pocket 220 can include a means for sealing the pocket shut , for example , a reusable , re - sealable plastic zipper can be used or secondary epoxy spots can be used to help keep the pocket sealed until used . the consumer can then easily remove the label open the pocket and remove the roasting materials . as shown in fig5 - 7a , the roasting bag is used to receive a food item the tie helps seal the bag shut during cooking and then the contents can be placed on the pan 100 . as shown in fig7 b , the pan is used with aluminum foil that is shipped , transporting and carried with the pan . in another aspect of the invention there is provided a method of attaching roasting materials to a pan . in a first step , a pan is provided to include at least a bottom portion and sides extending from the bottom portion to form a well . in a second step , the label is provided which can be affixed to the bottom portion of the pan . the label has a pocket formed on one side of the label to define an interior pocket region . upon obtaining the label , roasting material is placed within the pocket region and then the label is affixed to the pan . referring now to fig9 a and 9b , in another aspect of the invention the roasting materials could be placed inside a small box 300 , which is then affixed to the bottom portion 105 of the pan 100 . the small box 300 could be substantially flat to hold the roasting materials and thus not take up a large area , especially for transport and display on shelves . in another aspect of the invention , the roasting materials could be secured directed to the bottom portion of the pan . an adhesive , epoxy or tape could be used to affix the roasting materials directly to the pan . in fig8 a and 8b , there are shown other embodiments of the present invention . in fig8 a , the label pouch 200 is affixed to an outside surface 108 of the bottom of the pan 105 . in fig8 b , the label pouch 200 is affixed to an outside surface 112 of the side wall 110 . similarly , the label pouch may be affixed to an inside surface 114 of the side wall . one of the main advantages of the present embodiment is that it provides a flat , easy , and inexpensive manner for transporting the roasting bag and tie with the pan . therefore , the pans can still be stacked or nested with each other for display on the store and when separated for individual purchase , the label and more importantly , the pouch with its contents , will separate and be purchased by the consumer as a single combined kit or item . from the foregoing and as mentioned above , it will be observed that numerous variations and modifications may be effected without departing from the spirit and scope of the novel concept of the invention . it is to be understood that no limitation with respect to the specific methods and apparatus illustrated herein is intended or should be inferred . it is , of course , intended to cover by the appended claims all such modifications as fall within the scope of the claims .
in summary there is provided in one embodiment a combination of a pan with a box for holding a roasting material . the roasting bag is positioned within and removable from the box .