angling food container holders

Eating out of the jar, can, bag, etc. is one thing bachelors and others who live alone often do. Having to hold the jar of applesauce on an angle so you can get the spoon in there requires two hands and then you have to rotate the jar to get the stuff on the other side. As the jar gets empty the angle must be increased all the way to horizontal. This is true for other foods in jars or tubs. Chip and pretzel bags laid on an end table are not often on an angle so the opening is available. Trying to get a handful with one hand is frustrated by having to chase the bag all over the place or knocking it on the floor while reading or doing something else with the other hand. To alleviate the above mentioned problems a device is proposed that will cradle a jar, can, or tub and can be tilted at an angle and stay at the desired angle or move to tilt more or less anywhere from upright to horizontal by friction hinge and also have a rotating base. These movements can be either manual or powered. The devices for chips, etc. would have spring clips to hold the bag or box in place and keep it open and available to your hand. They would also tilt and rotate and be heavy enough to resist moving against the pressure of the probing hand. Those of us who don't dirty many dishes could be better served by these devices.