Omelet wrote:
> In article
> >,
> Bobo Bonobo® > wrote:
>
>> On Jun 29, 2:55 am, Omelet > wrote:

>>> Anyone else send dinner guests home with "doggy bags"?
>> Yes, and I appreciate reciprocity.
>
> Don't we all. <g>

Heh. Not me. I don't usually accept leftovers to take home unless
they're really pressed on me. I don't eat food that's been sitting out
for more than an hour or two (it's a personal squick; I'm not saying
anyone else is wrong to do it), and James isn't a big fan of leftovers,
so if I take food home, it's more likely to get tossed than eaten, and I
dislike wasting food. For much the same reason, I do try to send
leftovers home with guests, especially if they brought the food in the
first place, because I assume if they brought it, it's something they
like, and they can take it home in their own containers.

I do keep a supply of disposable take-away containers, to make things
easier.

Serene

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