So glad you clarified that ‘slip’ for us, Elenfair. ![:slight_smile: :slight_smile:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/slight_smile.png?v=10)
But, seriously, my cats and dog have all sorts of strange tastes. For example, all three of them love cantalope. My Jack Russell terrier loves grapes, and will beg for them if you even say the word. Her favorite seems to be the green Thompson seedless. Let’s see… Sir Wilbur was the first to beg for cantalope one day when I was cutting some up for a fruit salad. He also likes cheese of all kinds, even melted cheese while still quite warm. So does Heather, the other cat. Cold cheese is normal, warm/hot cheese isn’t.
Actually, Krystal, the doggie, will eat pretty much anything and everything. We’ve decided she’s our walking, barking vacuum cleaner; if it’s food of any kind, and it falls to the floor <or even sorta near the floor, if you catch my drift>, then it’s fair game and has her name on it. Breads of all kinds, fresh and cooked veggies of all kinds, whatever; she’s not picky. She’ll eat salsa and chili too.
My previous cat, Sassy, was particularly fond of warm french fries <yes, warm. not hot, not cold.>, and blueberries. Especially if said blueberries were warm, and in a muffin. Butter appreciated, but optional. And eggs! If you would even say the word ‘egg’ she’d come running and looking for her share. Raw, scrambled, over easy, no matter. Her favorite way was raw, on her plate or on her kitty food. Also, once just to see what she’d do, I gave her some of the jalapeno pieces from the monterrey jack cheese I was eating. She loved them, and begged for more! With or without the cheese attached.
Is that weird enough for you? ![:smiley: :smiley:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/smiley.png?v=10)
And, Cleophus, do we really want to know the answer to that? :eek: ![:stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/twitter/stuck_out_tongue.png?v=10)