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This is true (unless you're okay eating the same thing as leftovers for a week straight); cooking for two makes it a lot easier and opens up more options.
by mbg721 4y ago
This is true (unless you're okay eating the same thing as leftovers for a week straight); cooking for two makes it a lot easier and opens up more options.
- yellowapple 4y agoThankfully I'm fat enough that "cooking for two" is the default :)
- mbg721 4y agoFat or not fat, there is a point where pork shoulder day in and day out ceases to be appealing.
- vgeek 4y agoA+. I only really eat chicken, so my dog counts as an interested party with regards to meals. It doesn't take much effort (eg don't sauce her food, nothing fried, lots of rice and veggies in the rice cooker) and she is always thrilled for the variety.
- bombcar 4y agoI blew a friends mind one lunch when we stopped at the store to get dog food - by pointing out the giant bag of frozen boneless skinless chicken breasts was cheaper per pound than the dog food.
- yellowapple 4y agoJust be careful about making sure they're truly boneless; I was always taught to not give dogs even boneless chicken (unless it's part of actual dog food) due to the risk of bone fragments.