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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / December 2006Lentil feast
Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a few bites I couldn't keep eating. I put the bowl down for a minute and went to another room. When I got back, Abelard was eating the soup. When Abelard got enough, Tommy started on it. Then Lily had some. And so on, until the soup was gone. I hate to waste food, so this was A Good Thing. But since when do cats love lentil soup? But since when do > cats love lentil soup? Since that canned crap has had chicken boullion/broth in it. > But since when do >> cats love lentil soup? > > Since that canned crap has had chicken boullion/broth in it. Or ham stock >> But since when do >>> cats love lentil soup? >> >> Since that canned crap has had chicken boullion/broth in it. > > Or ham stock This was vegetarian lentil soup. Progresso. Pretty tasty crap! >>> But since when do >>>> cats love lentil soup? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > This was vegetarian lentil soup. Progresso. Pretty tasty crap! Ah, well then I don't know. Persia doesn't like tuna, so go figure :) She might like lentils, I don't know. I love lentil soup. But I add bacon to mine. "jmcquown" <jmcquown@bellsouth.net> wrote > cybercat wrote: >> "Pat" <pdavis@fidnetnospam.com> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Or ham stock Pat responded: This was vegetarian lentil soup. Progresso. Pretty tasty crap! ======================================== I like Progresso soups too Pat. Suz&Spicey > But since when do cats love lentil soup? Since it probably had bacon or ham in it! LOL >Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some >hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a few [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >was gone. I hate to waste food, so this was A Good Thing. But since when do >cats love lentil soup? \ WE LIKES BEENS. BOF OF US. THE BIG DOOD WUNCE ALMOS PAST OUT INTO A BOWLA LENTIL SOOP. HE LIKES DA SMELL SO MUCH. WE BOF LIKE BLAK BEENS EVEN BETTER. LUV DANTE Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh Make Levees, Not War > Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some > hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a few [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > was gone. I hate to waste food, so this was A Good Thing. But since when do > cats love lentil soup? When they are hungry? >> Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some >> hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > When they are hungry? It seems you are saying that because I did not feel like eating, I did not feed the cats. If so, you are mistaken. They were not deprived at all. >>> Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some >>> hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > It seems you are saying that because I did not feel like eating, I did not > feed the cats. If so, you are mistaken. They were not deprived at all. hahaha! M., you just cannot win lately, can you? My Boo, by the way, is hungry ALLLL the time. She eats all her dinner and then goes on guerilla stealth missions to get Gracie's food. :) >>>> Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some >>>> hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > then > goes on guerilla stealth missions to get Gracie's food. :) My TuTu has an appetite that never quits. Just because they had a regular meal doesn't mean they don't want more. MLB >>> Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some >>> hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >It seems you are saying that because I did not feel like eating, I did not >feed the cats. If so, you are mistaken. They were not deprived at all. Perhaps they liked the seasoning, or they may have simply liked the novelty of eating something unfamiliar.  SignatureJohn F. Eldredge -- john@jfeldredge.com PGP key available from http://pgp.mit.edu "Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better than not to think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria >>> Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some >>> hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > It seems you are saying that because I did not feel like eating, I did not > feed the cats. If so, you are mistaken. They were not deprived at all. Maybe you are reading too much into that reply. Personally I like Progresso vegetarian lentil soup. From way back in the days when I was an involuntary vegetarian. I'm sure there is onion in the broth so it wouldn't be a good regular diet for cats, but then I can't imagine that it would be. Not surprised than one of them tried it and liked it, there is always one cat that will like anything. (isn't it Vino that likes garbanzo beans) It does seem like something odd for them to all like. Jo > Not surprised than one of them tried it and liked it, there is always one > cat that will like anything. (isn't it Vino that likes garbanzo beans) > It does seem like something odd for them to all like. Abelard loves all kinds of beans - garbanzos, black beans, pintos, limas, tempeh, etc. Lily loves rice milk. Billy won't eat shrimp. Only Tommy likes turkey (human quality - they all love canned turkey cat food). Why were you involuntarily vegetarian? Couldn't afford meat? I've been an involuntary celibate for a long time because my DH left and I have met no desirable men since then. >> Not surprised than one of them tried it and liked it, there is always one >> cat that will like anything. (isn't it Vino that likes garbanzo beans) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > involuntary celibate for a long time because my DH left and I have met no > desirable men since then. My grandparents were vegetarian and I spent a lot of time with them. Then I went to a boarding school in high school that was also vegetarian. They baked their own bread and had their own dairy so the food was good and plentiful. But I like meat. Jo > Personally I like Progresso vegetarian lentil soup. From way back in > the days when I was an involuntary vegetarian. Involuntary? Do tell! Joyce My kitties love fresh veggie soup and sit (and in some cases, jump to the stove side!)eagerly waiting for me to finish making it...Yep, I'm a good slave... I put down 3 big bowls(after it cools) for them to share. :-) Liz > Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some > hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a few [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > soup was gone. I hate to waste food, so this was A Good Thing. But since > when do cats love lentil soup? :-)Liz wrote: > My kitties love fresh veggie soup and sit (and in some cases, jump to the > stove side!)eagerly waiting for me to finish making it...Yep, I'm a good > slave... I put down 3 big bowls(after it cools) for them to share. :-) Liz Caliban loves tinned maize. He comes running every time I open a tin of the stuff. Of course, I dutifully give him a spoonful in his own bowl. Miranda likes it, too, and will sometimes eat any kernels that Caliban has left in the bowl. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/ Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki > Caliban loves tinned maize. He comes running every time I open a tin of > the stuff. Of course, I dutifully give him a spoonful in his own bowl. > Miranda likes it, too, and will sometimes eat any kernels that Caliban has > left in the bowl. Abelard would eat a whole can of maize if I let him. Asparagus too. And brussels sprouts he will even eat frozen! >> Caliban loves tinned maize. He comes running every time I open a tin of >> the stuff. Of course, I dutifully give him a spoonful in his own bowl. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Abelard would eat a whole can of maize if I let him. Asparagus too. And >brussels sprouts he will even eat frozen! Abelard is a character. ;) Stinky loves corn, too-- popcorn. ;) Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh Make Levees, Not War > Starting into my 2nd week of feeling to sick to eat, I actually got some > hunger pangs and opened a can of lentil soup and warmed it up. After a few [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > was gone. I hate to waste food, so this was A Good Thing. But since when do > cats love lentil soup? I hope you are feeling better, Pat. Best wishes, Polonca and Soncek |
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