Sometimes I just have to learn the hard way
We had leftovers tonight....to be honest, it was not a great dining experience.
I made a salad.
Romaine lettuce, tomato, cut up mandarin oranges, bacon bits, cucumber, carrots...topped off with some croutons.
I made Jackie's, then mine and gave Jackie hers and put mine aside.
Next I made Corkie's supper.
I sliced up a carrot, mashed some green beans, added a fish oil tablet, and then stirred in her food.
Now, Corki has a special diet food. There are two types of chunks, small round ones and odly shaped larger ones that are a chicken product. (I wrote the manufacturer and asked.) Corki will eat the small chunks, but pile up the larger ones. Eventually, she eats them. I guess when she gets hungry enough, they are ok to eat.
There is a point to all this detail.
After supper I was doing dishes and started to wipe off the area where I made the salads.
I found a couple of croutons, so I popped one into my mouth.
It did not taste like a crouton. It was salty. And meaty. I looked at the second crouton and it strongly resembled the chicken parts in Corkie's food.
I don't know why she des not like the chunks, because I thought it tasted fairly good.
As a side note, when I was young and dumb, I would go to my cousin Sally's house. They had a dog. One day I tried a Milk Bone. I actually liked it and it became a regular treat for me at my cousin's until the day someone told me what went in them.
Lesson learned: Don't eat random items you find on your counter.
Stay safe. Stay healthy Mask it or casket.
Peace and Love
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