Should i be concerned?

[vtfireman85]

Stopped at the No1 Chinese restaurant for a quick take out meal the other night while getting feed. Didn’t really register until i had already left, but there was a stack of 5 “Chewy” boxes near the door inside what would be the “dining room” except they don’t have seating. 
🤔🧐🤮

[TomH]

Fortune cookies……..

[Twolines]

Maybe they really like dogs??

[Ian Beale]

Their trial "Basic Beetle Powder"?

[vtfireman85]

Its not as good as the one that closed locally, @New Englandermight remember Yum-ees on rt 1 

[nomorejohndeere]

If the boxes were empty then I would worry

 

[scraglycat]

When I was a kid,  there was a Shakey's pizza place near here that supposedly got shut down for putting dog food in their pizza.

[nomorejohndeere]

Wet or dry?

[sandhiller]

Should you be concerned?

You are eating Chinee food.

Heck yes I'd be concerned

Very concerned.

Go wash your mouth out with three cheeseburgers.

And then reset your pallette with a sirloin.

Your body's a temple

Not a pagoda

Jeezo☹️

😄

 

 

[Ian Beale]

6 hours ago, nomorejohndeere said:

Wet or dry?

Well if you check the stores lists of various people who talk lists of back up supplies "in case" they seem to include a couple of bags of dry dog food.

And a motorcycle bloke I knew told of getting a visit from a group of H123's Angels type friends.  Big night at the pub and he started to worry about how he would feed them.  They came equipped - tins of wet dog food.

[jeeper61]

They need the cat and dog treats to bait the traps 

Then they need to fatten up the strays they catch to get enough meat 

[Missouri Mule]

I can only tell you this. Doing service calls to businesses for 10 years I've seen some things in kitchens. Chinese kitchens were by far the worst. Pizza hut being 2nd runner up. 

Also dont be fooled by outside appearance on places. Some of the nicest high dollar places were the worst and little Suzy's diner hole in the wall surprised me. Just goes to you 

[88power]

here ya go

[Matt Kirsch]

3 hours ago, Ian Beale said:

They came equipped - tins of wet dog food.

You see and hear stories about people so destitute and poor they are reduced to buying tins of dog or cat food to eat.

This never made sense to me. You can get a 12oz can of Chef Boyardee for $1 or less. Multiple cans of canned veggies for $1. Why would you spend $2 on a 3oz can of Fancy Feast?

[acem]

In India most animals are worshipped and people don't eat them.  Many Indians starve.

In China everything is a delicacy...

Different perspective.

[hardtail]

I asked my old supervisor about their food sources, their philosophy with anything that back faces the sun is fair game, this includes almost anything, wasn't sure on giraffe where it is an angle 😳

[MinnesotaFarmall]

48 minutes ago, acem said:

In India most animals are worshipped and people don't eat them.  Many Indians starve.

In China everything is a delicacy...

Different perspective.

Precisely, it's a stigma American's have brought into them selves. Now, just to be clear, I do not agree with the commercial slaughter of "pets", but in the end, it's technically still meat. 

[Cattech]

I remember looking at the carry out menu for a Chinese restaurant, it clearly listed chicken, beef, pork... but the chow-mein had an option just called "meat".

I didn't order the "meat".

[Rawleigh99]

Tastes like chicken!!!!

[jeeper61]

If it crawls you can find it roasted on a stick at a street vendor 

Their animal treatment is on par with their human treatment 

When the the CCP says there is no use for them their time is limited 

There will be a Soylent Green factory there in the future  

[zleinenbach]

5 hours ago, Missouri Mule said:

I can only tell you this. Doing service calls to businesses for 10 years I've seen some things in kitchens. Chinese kitchens were by far the worst. Pizza hut being 2nd runner up. 

Also dont be fooled by outside appearance on places. Some of the nicest high dollar places were the worst and little Suzy's diner hole in the wall surprised me. Just goes to you 

100% accurate 

[poor farmer/logger]

5 hours ago, Matt Kirsch said:

You see and hear stories about people so destitute and poor they are reduced to buying tins of dog or cat food to eat.

This never made sense to me. You can get a 12oz can of Chef Boyardee for $1 or less. Multiple cans of canned veggies for $1. Why would you spend $2 on a 3oz can of Fancy Feast?

Truth be known the stuff in fancy feast is probably better for you then chef boyardee lol. 

[Cattech]

1 hour ago, poor farmer/logger said:

Truth be known the stuff in fancy feast is probably better for you then chef boyardee lol. 

LOL, before I put my cat down I was trying to get him eating again... bought some of the $1+ a can soft food. I was 1/2 tempted to try the stuff, looked and smelled better than some of industrial slop I've eaten over the years. 

[oleman]

I was at Walmart looking at cat food, seemed expensive to me. Went back to the grocery section and found caned fish for less. My cat loved the human food caned fish. Believe it was mackerel, wasn't bad tasting, very fishey.  BUT I cut back until she ate Walmart brand dry cat food.

I have spent many days in Hong Kong on visits, they were bilingual with English sub-scripts and Chinese verbal, on the local TV channels. Their cooking shows actually slaughtered the animal and cooked it in front of the camera. One animal I saw cooked was a racoon, they called it a mongoose. Their bra commercials also showed bare chested women in a before and after scenes. Very informative TV!

[vtfireman85]

1 hour ago, Cattech said:

LOL, before I put my cat down I was trying to get him eating again... bought some of the $1+ a can soft food. I was 1/2 tempted to try the stuff, looked and smelled better than some of industrial slop I've eaten over the years. 

I have a big fat lazy black one here who will eat NOTHING but dry Hills Science Diet kibble. No cat treats, no people treats, no wet food… not complaining, but it does make The occasional medicine dosing an issue, the chewable heartworm, and that type stuff he wont take.