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To classify as kibble I think it would need to offer enough all the nutrition required to survive of it alone. You’re not going to live long on just cereal
I had an ex girlfriend who was gonna try.
FoodCo® “Food”-Flavored ‘Food Product’™
“You CAN Eat It!”©
(WARNING: DOES NOT CONTAIN FOOD)
NOW WITH FLAVOR!
Where is this from? 🙏🏼😭
Futurama!
Nice, that’s on my bucket list.
I definitely recommend!
I don’t think you’re using that phrase correctly.
How do you use it?
“Binging with Babish” makes gourmet bachelor chow (beef bourguignon):
In that case, would oatmeal be human wet food?
Oh no. 😭
fun fact, the machinery used to make cereal and pet food is often exactly the same.
edit: for clarification, I don’t mean they share a production line but the machines can be used to make either.
Now we gotta find the machines that can make both pet and human wet food and treats.
My parents called them “teenager kibble”
Only teenagers? 😭
I hate to say it but this is quite an apt comparison
Soylent Green is people!
what is the second emoji supposed to convey
Sophisticated inquisition.
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I say, harrumph!
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Just as healthy too !
Kibble is actually pretty nutritious?
And not all that bad, actually! I’m dead serious, there were times when I caught myself sneaking out a fistful from my cat’s food bag and munching like a rodent. Once you get accustomed to the taste (which, in most cases, tastes like really tough bread flavoured with saltless steak, or saltless boiled carrot, or saltless fish), it makes for a decently filling snack.
Dog kibble has even less flavour than cat kibble, mostly tastes slighly savoury and bland, though. Which I find weird and, like… all dogs I’ve met enjoyed a plethora of flavours, wouldn’t they do the same with their kibble?
These are the people you take life advice from, AskLemmy users
Maybe it’s like a dog whistle and only the dogs can taste the true flavor!
Or they’re just not picky, ha.
Oh, no, they’re definitely picky:)) One of my exes had an Amstaff with whom I’d developed a much healthier relationship than with her owner. My ex also dropped off her dog at my place for weeks so she could take some emotional space. I didn’t care, that dog and I got along like two peas in a pod.
Anyway, point is, she was a VERY astute dog and we became fast friends. I’d always let her “inspect” whatever I was feeding myself and I’d usually get a huff and a butt as remarks about my food. She didn’t even want to lick the crap I was eating at the time (lots of take-out, lots of processed foods, etc.) However, she LOVED my potato salad, and a lot of other home-cooked dishes. Seldom the meat, though.
