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My cat is having the same problem I had when I first tried tamales....

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    My cat is having the same problem I had when I first tried tamales....

    My local grocery store (HEB) stocks some pretty decent pork tamales. I just microwaved four of them, but forgot how filling these things are. So I placed one back on the plate and put the plate beside me, which is the signal that I am done and the cats can have what's left.

    One of our cats leaped up and started to devour the leftover tamale....and I had to immediately intervene as he had the same problem I had when I first tried tamales years ago. I didn't know you weren't supposed to eat the husks.

    #2
    Ha! I did the same thing the first time. I wondered how anyone could eat them. Of course once corrected I found them really good.

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      #3
      This thread should be referred to Huskee

      I save the husks for dessert, no problem. Fry them up for crispy husk chips.
      The husks are the right size and seasoned for reuse.

      Last edited by bbqLuv; October 14, 2021, 05:26 PM.

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        #4
        I mean I literally just fed my dogs rice with chopsticks, and when one wasn't interested he got a tiny taste of soy sauce... so who am I to judge... just be aware that some of the stuff in microwave mexican isn't so great for our fur friends

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          #5
          Agreed. Beware of feeding spicy (or any) table scraps to your pets. The grease and spices can cause pancreatitis. The onions used in a lot of human foods can cause Heinz body anemia in pets, which can be fatal.

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          • ItsAllGoneToTheDogs
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            I have a terrible admission, I didn't use to check that stuff... we had a Chihuahua and well, she's mexican right? So she got tomatoes and onions and whatever else. We had to put her down at 9 years old because of a heart issue, but the vet said it was a disease that little dogs get... later the studies came out about legumes. But yeah, onions and tomatoes especially can be deadly to dogs. Not sure about cats.

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