I have this:
I mainly feed my cat’s dry food. I only use canned cat food just to get pills down my very old cat. My smaller cat gets the food part of the can; while the old cat gets the “juice”. With a bit of finagling, I turn the cat food into what I tell my old cat is “fish juice” twice a day. I stir the pills (or, as I tell him, “extra fish”) into the “fish juice” and he’ll take his pills. For the most part, it works. Sometimes he’ll lick the bowl out down to the last molecule, other times he has to lick it off my finger (I’ve taught him that licking off fingers after “fish” is a must, so I have no problems there).
Great topic, thanks for posting this question.
Most of the sweets are just for me. My wife did not grow up eating candy and pastries, drinking lots of soda, so she never really developed a craving for them. She often passes up any offers of dessert foods and sodas.
Being Asian, she is more prone to eat rice in any of the iterations where the average Westerner (me, for instance) eats bread.
Certain processed foods. Once again, based on her upbringing and her culture, she is much more accustomed to natural foods and strays away from a lot of the fare that is more common to the modern American palate.
Of course, she has now spent more than half her life in the US, so she does eat a lot of foods that are considered traditionally American or Western, but there are always exceptions, foods that she won’t touch at all.
We are now empty nesters, so there are just the two of us living here in the house.
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