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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2005Frozen Peas?!?
I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are frozen? I mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten 20 of them. I guess I save on cat food tonight. Bridget Bridget, I guess cat's can have unexpected things that they like to eat! (Although, maybe it's like kids.. if they see us enjoying something, they'll try it.) Siega always gets a little treat of a few bits of spaghetti, when we make it for dinner. Kathryn ------------------------- Who are Kathryn & Siega? http://www.CardsYourWay.US/about_me.html Bridget related the following on 9/5/2005 3:09 PM: > I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a > snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bridget Rexie loves peas, frozen or cooked. I think he originally liked them frozen cause he could filch them off the plate and roll them around. Then he discovered you could actually eat them!  SignatureShirleyB, Rexie's Mom To Reply by email: remove 'nick' Pictures of His Majesty, Rex are at: http://community.webshots.com/album/255873683SwWQZJ AND OUR HOMEPAGE: http://jumi-shirley-butler.com >Bridget related the following on 9/5/2005 3:09 PM: >> I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a >> snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen >> peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are frozen? I >> mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten 20 of them. I >> guess I save on cat food tonight. > Rexie loves peas, frozen or cooked. I think he originally liked them >frozen cause he could filch them off the plate and roll them around. >Then he discovered you could actually eat them! Heidi prefers them raw. She wants to roll them around and chase them a while before she eats them. They're even more satisfying than kibbles in that way. The raw shelled beans were fun to chase, but she didn't eat them. SignatureWayne M (indulged by Will and Heidi) >I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a snack >when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen peas? What [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bridget Ours sure wouldn't. At Thanksgiving and Christmas, Charlie always makes up a dinner dish for each pet. Turkey, potatoes, gravy, dressing, and peas. And the cats always spit out the peas. Usually in a neat little row. Jo oh yeah Mischief likes frozwn peas every once in a while. But she likes them frozen. THey are so much fun to bat around when they are frozen hehehe Kristi > I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a > snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bridget Well, Smokey was licking the lid to the cheez whiz so.... "different food, same badness?" --Fil > I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a > snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bridget You like frozen peas as a snack? I'll bet you'd like "Snapea Crisps", too! (They're a crispy snack made from whole pea pods - baked, I think - very good, and very unusual.) I can't remember the manufacturer's name (might be Calbee) but it's a well-known one, and Trader Joe's carrys them. > I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a > snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bridget I never thought to give peas to my kids. They love corn, though. kili huh. >I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a snack >when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen peas? What [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bridget > I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a > snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bridget What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely must give you a belly ache? >>I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a >>snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely must > give you a belly ache? Why? They're perfectly good food. Not much different from eating fresh ones raw from the pod, and a lot of people do that. Uncooked frozen corn, too - in fact I once had a salad recipe that called for frozen corn, straight from the package. (Although IIRC, you did let it thaw before serving it.) > >>I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a > >>snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > package. (Although IIRC, you did let it thaw before serving > it.) I know they're perfectly good food, I just can't imagine eating them before defrosting and/or cooking them. I think I must have misunderstood, you didn't mean you eat them while they're still frozen did you? >>>> I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a >>>> snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. >>>> Frozen peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > misunderstood, you didn't mean you eat them while they're still frozen > did you? I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they are still frozen. I think they're good and refreshing on a hot day for a snack. I eat frozen peas and I respect myself. -- Britta "There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown Check out pictures of Vino at: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album > >>>> I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for > a [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > Check out pictures of Vino at: > http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album Well I think I'm going to have to try them one hot day (if we get any more this year) and see for myself! I am always open to new taste sensations, having reached 46 and only just discovered pepper on strawberries, mmm, and chips with curry sauce - my comfort food de jour. >> > I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they > > are still frozen. I think they're good and refreshing on a hot day [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > sensations, having reached 46 and only just discovered pepper on > strawberries, mmm, and chips with curry sauce - my comfort food de jour. Pepper on strawberries? Really? I can see the chips with curry..........but pepper on strawberries? kili Curry sauce? Chips? Sounds delightful to me. I love curry. Do you buy the sauce, or make it? Can I get a recipe? Jane - owned and operated by Princess Rita >> Well I think I'm going to have to try them one hot day (if we get any >> more this year) and see for myself! I am always open to new taste >> sensations, having reached 46 and only just discovered pepper on >> strawberries, mmm, and chips with curry sauce - my comfort food de jour. > Curry sauce? Chips? Sounds delightful to me. I love curry. > Do you buy the sauce, or make it? Can I get a recipe? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >> sensations, having reached 46 and only just discovered pepper on > >> strawberries, mmm, and chips with curry sauce - my comfort food de jour. It's not actually a curry with sauce, it's actually sort of a curry flavoured sauce, kind of like a thick spicy gravy. You get it in fish & chip shops or Chinese takeaways, I've never seen a recipe for it or tried to make it as it's only about 80p for a big container, that you pour over your fries (chips) - I absolutely love it, it's not really hot spicy, if you ever get a chinese curry it's similar to that. If I see a recipe I'll let you know. Marcia >>>>I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they >>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Pepper on strawberries? Really? I can see the chips with > curry..........but pepper on strawberries? My grandmother used to put salt and pepper on fresh cantaloupe. > >>>>I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they > >>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > My grandmother used to put salt and pepper on fresh cantaloupe. I've heard of it on cantaloupe before but never on strawberries. I'll have to try it. kili > >> > I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they > > > are still frozen. I think they're good and refreshing on a hot day [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > kili It brings out the flavour, I used to have an auntie that used to put sugar AND salt in her black coffee as she said it brought out the flavour. >>>>>I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they >>>> [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > sugar AND salt in her black coffee as she said it brought out the > flavour. A lot of people put salt in the grounds when they're making coffee. I think it's supposed to cut the "bitterness", but since most American coffee is not strong and bitter ENOUGH, so far as I'm concerned, I've never done that. >>>>I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a >>>>snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > misunderstood, you didn't mean you eat them while they're still frozen > did you? Of course! How else? (Chacun a son gout.) Well I tried a frozen pea tonight but I still prefer mine boiled with some fresh mint and butter but it's good to try new things (once!) Have a good and safe weekend folks, I'm off up north to see my sis before she heads back to Australia (I hate this part of her trips, saying goodbye and knowing it's another year before I see her again) - it's so horrid for my folks too, they're 81 and 83 and I can't bear to see them when she goes, not knowing if they'll ever see her again. Marcia Have a safe trip, Marcia, SignaturePolonca & Soncek > Well I tried a frozen pea tonight but I still prefer mine boiled with > some fresh mint and butter but it's good to try new things (once!) [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Marcia >> I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a >> snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely > must give you a belly ache? Huh? Frozen peas are awesome! So are frozen beans and frozen soy beans (edamame). Why would they give you a stomach ache? It's no different from eating ice cream. -- Britta "There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown Check out pictures of Vino at: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album |
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