Question

The paperboard “Chinese takeout” box was invented in what country?

Answer 1

The paperboard Chinese takeout box, also known as the oyster pail, was not actually invented in China. It was invented in the United States. The exact origin and inventor of the paperboard Chinese takeout box are not clear, but it is believed to have emerged around the late 19th or early 20th century in the United States. The box was designed to provide a convenient and portable way to package Chinese food for takeout or delivery. Over time, it became associated with Chinese cuisine, but its invention and initial use were not in China.

Answer 2

The paperboard "Chinese takeout" box was invented in the United States in the 1890s. Although it's commonly associated with Chinese cuisine, it's not used widely in China. The box gained popularity due to its convenience and ability to keep food warm.

Answer 3

The paperboard "Chinese takeout" box was invented in the United States.

The paperboard "Chinese takeout" box, also known as an oyster pail, was invented in the United States in the early 20th century. It was originally designed to hold oysters, but became popular for Chinese takeout food because of its convenient size and shape. Nowadays, it is found all over the world as a symbol of Chinese takeout cuisine.

Answer 4

The Chinese -takeout  container with it's  Japanese influenced origami folds , is a uniquely American invention. It is user  friendly