Restaurant and pub bags
This page is not intended to be a critique
of the quality of food offered by certain well-known international
fast-food restaurant chains. It's just that their bags do look a bit like
barfbags, and could well be used for the same purpose by dissatisfied
customers.

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dunkindonuts01 |
The similarity with a barfbag is striking: same
construction, even down to the quick-open thumbhole at the top. This
specimen comes from Bogor, Indonesia. The contents are 100% halal, and the
base of the bag tells us it is made with food-grade paper. |
 firkin01 |
"After a night on the Firkin town take home a...
pavement pizza." This delightful message brought to you by The Firkin
Brewery. Thanks to Nick
Hennessey. (2003) |

flavorsavor01 |
"So that the flavor of our products may be
preserved for oven fresh home arrival, we use this uniquely designed
Flavor Savor protective bag. Just keep the top closed for storage in your
your freezer, refrigerator or bread drawer. Flavorful, delicious baked
goods are an important source of energy for every family. Come and see us
often. Thank you!"
"Trade Mark Stewart Sutherland Inc. Bagability"
Uniquely designed? Nonsense: It's a plain old barfbag.
I do like the name "Bagability", though... Thanks to Steve Silberberg.
(2003) |

mcdonalds01 |
No collection of fast-food barfbags would be complete
without a McDonald's bag. This fine example has little pictures on the
reverse showing you how to add spice to your fries. Step Three involves
folding the top of the bag over and shaking vigourously to mix the spice
with the fries. Not recommended if you have used the bag as a receptacle
for regurgitated fries. Thanks to Steffen Mathias.
(2002) |
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peoplebag01
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Beats me quite how you're supposed to get any people
into this bag. Or is this the human equivalent of a doggy bag? From an
American restaurant -- Bruce Kelly didn't tell me which one. Thanks, Bruce. (2002) |


rykoff01 |
A rarity of a dogbag - intended to what goes in at the front of your dog
rather than what comes out of the back.
Made by SE Rykoff & Co.
Thanks to Oliver Conradi. (2006) |

tirrenia01
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Snackbag from the Gruppo Tirrenia Navigazione. Sent to
me by ITI 83, which also makes barfbags. Thanks to Moreno Borriero. (2002) |

tirrenia02
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Like the narrow type above, this snackbag features a
full-length transparent window so you can inspect the contents of your
baguette sandwich. An idea for barfbags too? Thanks to Moreno Borriero. (2002) |
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