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The leftovers home
By: Abdur Rouf Date: September 10, 2023, 4:50 am
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There is huge potential for positive attention and free
publicity for the Danish restaurant which as a service of its
own offers to pack the rest of the dinners steak or pasta in a
doggy bag. Yesterday I ate at Pastis a famous and celebrated
Copenhagen restaurant. The atmosphere was good the wine was cold
and my onion soup tasted heavenly. The soup was actually so good
that I couldnt eat the whole main course afterwards. On the
plate was more than half of a wonderful piece of halibut.
Of course its one thing to pay for something you dont eat. But
it actually feels worse knowing that the leftovers would go
straight into the trash bag the moment I got up Phone Number
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from my seat. This got my companion
and I talking about food waste in the restaurant industry. I
have lived in the USA where it is quite normal to be offered a
doggy bag so that you can take . But I had to admit that in
Denmark I feel it is a bit embarrassing to ask about it.
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But why exactly Surely it is also in the restaurants interest
that the entire good meal is enjoyed Or is there a chef who
insists on having full power over the presentation of the dish
and therefore does not want it to end up in an inelegant box I
think the embarrassment is about not wanting to seem stingy. As
someone who absolutely must have it all because now you have
paid for it. But its not about quantity. On the contrary. It is
about respect for the meal for the chef for the raw materials
and for the price the planet has paid in climate costs to
deliver that piece of meat or those vegetables.
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