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Hu-dad is on a roll messing up our bowls. After our last RV trip, he cleaned our dog bowls at home and forgot to reload them, so we didn’t have our bowls at WinterFest Smoky Style. He decided it wasn’t a big deal because he had paper bowls in the RV to serve us in substitution.
Still tastes like dinner.
We think maybe it is Qannik’s diet, but when he got to the bottom of the bowl, he didn’t stop eating. Yes, Qannik tried to eat the bowl.
Maybe Qannik thought it was dessert.
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Ice sez: Well, it WAS soft and chewy, not hard and “clanky” like a normal “supper dish”!