I had fried chicken served on brown paper that absorbed the grease. Can this be purchased?

[cheezz]

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[erininny]

Cheezz, I've had this on what I assumed were just cut-up paper grocery bags/lunch bags.

 

[cheezz]

That's what they looked like...would a high-end restaurant use that??

 

[joe]

Cheezz, I did a quick search and it looks like you want "Food Grade Kraft Paper."

for which you may need to order a huge roll. But if I'm not mistaken grocery store bags are food-grade.

 

[erininny]

No, they probably used the fancy paper Joe mentioned. smileys/wink.gif

I know I've been somewhere where it really was cut-up grocery bags (some tiny place in SW Virginia), but Hill Country BBQ uses some version of that.

(But if the high-end restaurant you're talking about was in Brooklyn, then I'd definitely wager it was hand-cut, artisanally sourced, grass-fed, organic grocery bags.) smileys/wink.gif

 

[cheezz]

No, this was in Los Angeles. I'll stick with grocery bags smileys/smile.gif

 

[joe]

"Artisanally Sourced" LOL!