brown bagging

British  

noun

1. the practice of eating one's lunch or drinking a bottle of alcohol from a brown bag

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Example Sentences

Brown bagging isn’t just about the food.

From Seattle Times

I’m often asked for ideas for easily packable adult lunches, and I know from years of “brown bagging” that easy, along with tasty, is indeed key to ignoring the impulse to simply buy your lunch.

From Seattle Times

Choose one month and commit to making all your meals at home, including brown bagging your lunch for work.

From Los Angeles Times

The discussion on whether brown bagging should continue to be legal in restaurants that do not hold a license from the state came down to issues of fairness and enforcement.

From Washington Times

Establishments licensed for the legal sale of alcoholic beverages cannot allow brown bagging.

From Washington Times