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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Cooks have first dibs on their own dishes. [/quote] Actually, hosts have first dibs on leftovers and can offer them back to the cook/divvy them up to guests/or keep them. I usually return the guests' containers with any food inside that night so we won't have to arrange a pick up. [/quote] Nope. The host does not have dibs on food they have not prepared. The host may or may not receive a host gift, depending on whether the event is rotated between homes, or is between people who are very close to each other and therefore under no formal etiquette rules. But just because you're hosting doesn't make you automatically the recipient of the food that people bring to your house. [/quote]
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