Abstract: A bag made of water resistant paper or plastic for holding a “goopy” sandwich such as a hamburger, hot dog, etc while eating the same is fitted on the open end with a collar extending generally radially from the bag. The collar or drip plate is adapted to catch liquids, slurries, and small particles falling from the sandwich. The catchings are either retained on the collar or directed back into the bag where they either soak into the sandwich or run to the bottom of the bag. In either case, the drippings do not fall onto the diner, table, or floor.

Abstract: A bag made of water resistant paper or plastic for holding a “goopy” sandwich such as a hamburger, hot dog, etc while eating the same is fitted on the open end with a collar extending generally radially from the bag. The collar or drip plate is adapted to catch liquids, slurries, and small particles falling from the sandwich. The catchings are either retained on the collar or directed back into the bag where they either soak into the sandwich or run to the bottom of the bag. In either case, the drippings do not fall onto the diner, table, or floor.

Abstract: A foldable sandwich bag includes a wall of laminated structure having an inner layer of waterproof, thin, easily tearable material, such as aluminum foil, and an outer wrap securely attached thereto to form a laminate. The outer layer is made of thicker, stronger, tear-resistant material, such as vinyl tape, and is configured in segments that can be torn away along with the attached inner layer to reveal the contents of the bag. The bag can be laminated in a flat configuration and formed into a bag with overlapping vertical seam and having a vertical separation between segments.