I want to make a nice surprise for my friends and maybe some nice dog
food would be great for them...

(Tim Spujum) wrote in
m:

> I want to make a nice surprise for my friends and maybe some nice dog
> food would be great for them...
>
Most dog food has dubious ingredients, some of which aren't legal in food
meant for people.

I've tried organic dog biscuits, and found them rather bland.


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Dan Goodman > wrote in message >.. .
> (Tim Spujum) wrote in
> m:
>
> > I want to make a nice surprise for my friends and maybe some nice dog
> > food would be great for them...
> >
> Most dog food has dubious ingredients, some of which aren't legal in food
> meant for people.
>
> I've tried organic dog biscuits, and found them rather bland.

It is not uncommon for poorer people to eat canned cat and dog food.

I'd stick with the "sliced in gravy" cat food. It looks the most
appetizing when I'm feeding my fur-kids. ;-)

Look into canned tuna tho', it's about the same price.

C.

Dan Goodman wrote:
>
> (Tim Spujum) wrote in
> m:
>
> > I want to make a nice surprise for my friends and maybe some nice dog
> > food would be great for them...
> >
> Most dog food has dubious ingredients, some of which aren't legal in food
> meant for people.

It's too good for trolls.

nancy

On Sun, 05 Oct 2003 15:55:53 -0400, Nancy Young
> shared the following:

>Dan Goodman wrote:
>>
>> (Tim Spujum) wrote in
>> m:
>>
>> > I want to make a nice surprise for my friends and maybe some nice dog
>> > food would be great for them...
>> >
>> Most dog food has dubious ingredients, some of which aren't legal in food
>> meant for people.
>
>It's too good for trolls.
>
>nancy

My friends once got drunk and... (ok, so they got drunk a lot and
still do) ... they cooked up some "Gaines Burgers" in a microwave and
melted some cheese on top of them. Eat 'em up! I once went to a
party with several friends... A couple of them walked into the
kitchen and saw some dog biscuits and proceeded to eat them in front
of the hosts. I walked in a couple of minutes later and said the same
thing they'd said "Oh, dog biscuits!" and started munching on some of
them to the horror of the party hosts. My friends also used to come
over to my house and eat crickets and other half-rotten bugs out of
the bug-trap on the side of the swimming pool. Sure you can eat dog
food! As a matter-of-fact, you don't have a hair on your @ss if you
don't make them a big dog food dish and sit down and eat two helpings
of it with your friends. Just get some of the really gravy-like dog
food stuff and mix it in with some crushed saltine crackers and a
couple of eggs. Add some grated cheddar cheese and hot sauce. A
little garlic powder and diced onion and you're good to go. Form the
mixture into a loaf and bake at 350 for about an hour, enough to get
the eggs to help solidify the mixture, and for the cheese to melt
completely. Handy tip: Chill the leftovers and make "meat"-loaf
sandwiches for lunch the next day. Glad I could help! :-D




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travis > wrote in message >. ..
> On Sun, 05 Oct 2003 15:55:53 -0400, Nancy Young
> > shared the following:
>
> >Dan Goodman wrote:
> >>
> >> (Tim Spujum) wrote in
> >> m:
> >>
> >> > I want to make a nice surprise for my friends and maybe some nice dog
> >> > food would be great for them...
> >> >
> >> Most dog food has dubious ingredients, some of which aren't legal in food
> >> meant for people.
> >
> >It's too good for trolls.
> >
> >nancy
>
> My friends once got drunk and... (ok, so they got drunk a lot and
> still do) ... they cooked up some "Gaines Burgers" in a microwave and
> melted some cheese on top of them. Eat 'em up! I once went to a
> party with several friends... A couple of them walked into the
> kitchen and saw some dog biscuits and proceeded to eat them in front
> of the hosts. I walked in a couple of minutes later and said the same
> thing they'd said "Oh, dog biscuits!" and started munching on some of
> them to the horror of the party hosts. My friends also used to come
> over to my house and eat crickets and other half-rotten bugs out of
> the bug-trap on the side of the swimming pool. Sure you can eat dog
> food! As a matter-of-fact, you don't have a hair on your @ss if you
> don't make them a big dog food dish and sit down and eat two helpings
> of it with your friends. Just get some of the really gravy-like dog
> food stuff and mix it in with some crushed saltine crackers and a
> couple of eggs. Add some grated cheddar cheese and hot sauce. A
> little garlic powder and diced onion and you're good to go. Form the
> mixture into a loaf and bake at 350 for about an hour, enough to get
> the eggs to help solidify the mixture, and for the cheese to melt
> completely. Handy tip: Chill the leftovers and make "meat"-loaf
> sandwiches for lunch the next day. Glad I could help! :-D

Damn. This was funny. ;-)
Looks like this thread has potential after all.....

C.