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Rather, it most likely developed independently around the nation in the 1940s as world war. The term ‘doggy bag’ was originally used to describe food left. “we fully embrace guests taking home unfinished portions of meals but make sure the staff refrains from using the term ‘doggie bag,’” he says. Many diners suspect it’s inappropriate or disrespectful, particularly in a classy restaurant — a bit like wearing jeans and thongs. And if you get cold feet when it’s time to wrap up your restaurant leftovers, just give a thought to. The doggie bag (or doggy bag) tradition probably did not start at just one restaurant or at one specific time. Asking for a “doggy bag, please” has now become a widespread if not trendy custom. And in some locations, the doggie bag has evolved to where it no longer holds solid food, but also that fancy bottle of wine you bought as a perfect. I am reminded of the.

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Doggie Bag Food Many diners suspect it’s inappropriate or disrespectful, particularly in a classy restaurant — a bit like wearing jeans and thongs. Asking for a “doggy bag, please” has now become a widespread if not trendy custom. The doggie bag (or doggy bag) tradition probably did not start at just one restaurant or at one specific time. The term ‘doggy bag’ was originally used to describe food left. And if you get cold feet when it’s time to wrap up your restaurant leftovers, just give a thought to. And in some locations, the doggie bag has evolved to where it no longer holds solid food, but also that fancy bottle of wine you bought as a perfect. Many diners suspect it’s inappropriate or disrespectful, particularly in a classy restaurant — a bit like wearing jeans and thongs. I am reminded of the. Rather, it most likely developed independently around the nation in the 1940s as world war. “we fully embrace guests taking home unfinished portions of meals but make sure the staff refrains from using the term ‘doggie bag,’” he says.