Re: Grilled Chicken Breast

On Wed, 28 May 2025 13:00:29 +0000, flood of sins wrote:

On 2025-05-27, dsi1 <dsi100@yahoo.com> wrote:

On Tue, 27 May 2025 14:59:51 +0000, flood of sins wrote:

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On 2025-05-27, heyjoe <nobody@home.invalid> wrote:

flood of sins wrote:

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my wife likes spam so i've had
plenty of opportunities to try it. i don't like it. it tastes
like cat food to me.

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Umm . . .  how do you know what cat food tastes like?

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back in the day when we spent all our money on weed there was
nothing left to buy munchies so we munched on what was
available. milk bones are way better than (canned) cat food and
they're crunchy.

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if i had a choice between spam and milk bones, i'd choose the
milk bones.

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I've never eaten cat food, so have nothing to compare it to.
Occasionally, fish hasn't passed the smell test (eg. canned tuna).

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there is always something to munch on in the pantry now so is no
need to go after the pet food. occasionally, just to get a
reaction out of my wife, or whoever else is around, i'll lick the
spoon clean after dishing out some canned food for the cats. :)

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That's a pretty good trick. At what point do you switch the spoon?

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i don't. having something acidic to drink like orange juice or
a shot of straight up vinegar helps wash away the taste. if it
ain't going to make me sick or kill me, i'm not afraid to put
most things in my mouth.

It's a great trick. I could pull it off with a hidden spoon and it would
be just as effective. Unfortunately, our kats eat dry food and I never
feed them but if I'm ever in that situation, I'm going for it. Thanks.