Dual bags for french fries and ketchup

A new and improved dual bags for french fries and ketchup comprising, in combination:

• a large primary french fry bag formed of paper and having a base and a front wall and a rear wall, the base being formed with parallel front and rear edges and side edges coming to an obtuse angle at an intermediate point and having glue-receiving strips extending outwardly from the side edges, the walls each having a bottom transverse fold line at the base and interior fold lines flaring outwardly from the ends of the bottom fold line with supplemental fold lines located laterally outwardly from the interior fold lines with glue-receiving strips located outwardly therefrom, the upper edge of the central extent of the front wall having a concaved curve and the upper edge of the central extent of the rear wall having a convex curve;
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• a smaller secondary ketchup bag having a rectangular outer panel and a rectangular inner panel with a transverse fold line therebetween adapted to create a V-shape cross section when open for receiving ketchup, the inner and outer panels having a first interior V-shaped panel located on opposite sides thereof, with a supplemental V-shaped panel located on opposite sides of the interior V-shaped panels with rectangular glue-receiving strips on opposite sides of the interior V-shaped panels, with, each interior V-shaped panel and the outer panel being coupled together, respective interior and supplemental V-shaped panels being coupled together, and respective supplemental V-shaped panels and glue-receiving strips of the secondary bag being coupled together;
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• an adhesive coupling together the glue-receiving strips of said primary bag, for attachment to an associated portion of the primary bag, and further adhesive for coupling an exterior surface of a front face of the primary bag with the secondary bag.