Frozen Peas?!?

Bridget wrote:
I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a
snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen
peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are frozen? I
mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten 20 of them. I
guess I save on cat food tonight.

Bridget

What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely must
give you a belly ache?

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Bridget wrote:

I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a
snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen
peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are frozen? I
mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten 20 of them. I
guess I save on cat food tonight.

Bridget


What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely must
give you a belly ache?

Why? They're perfectly good food. Not much different from
eating fresh ones raw from the pod, and a lot of people do
that. Uncooked frozen corn, too - in fact I once had a
salad recipe that called for frozen corn, straight from the
package. (Although IIRC, you did let it thaw before serving
it.)

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Bridget wrote:
I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a
snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down.
Frozen
peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are frozen? I
mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten 20 of them.
I
guess I save on cat food tonight.

Bridget

What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely
must give you a belly ache?

Huh? Frozen peas are awesome! So are frozen beans and frozen soy
beans (edamame). Why would they give you a stomach ache? It's no
different from eating ice cream.
--
Britta
"There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
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Bridget wrote:

I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a
snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen
peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are frozen? I
mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten 20 of them. I
guess I save on cat food tonight.

Bridget


What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely must
give you a belly ache?

Why? They're perfectly good food. Not much different from
eating fresh ones raw from the pod, and a lot of people do
that. Uncooked frozen corn, too - in fact I once had a
salad recipe that called for frozen corn, straight from the
package. (Although IIRC, you did let it thaw before serving
it.)


I know they're perfectly good food, I just can't imagine eating them
before defrosting and/or cooking them. I think I must have
misunderstood, you didn't mean you eat them while they're still frozen
did you?

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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
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Bridget wrote:

I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for
a
snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down.
Frozen peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are
frozen? I mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten
20 of them. I guess I save on cat food tonight.

Bridget


What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely
must give you a belly ache?

Why? They're perfectly good food. Not much different from
eating fresh ones raw from the pod, and a lot of people do
that. Uncooked frozen corn, too - in fact I once had a
salad recipe that called for frozen corn, straight from the
package. (Although IIRC, you did let it thaw before serving
it.)


I know they're perfectly good food, I just can't imagine eating them
before defrosting and/or cooking them. I think I must have
misunderstood, you didn't mean you eat them while they're still
frozen
did you?

I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they
are still frozen. I think they're good and refreshing on a hot day
for a snack. I eat frozen peas and I respect myself.
--
Britta
"There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

badwilson wrote:
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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
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Bridget wrote:

I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for
a
snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down.
Frozen peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are
frozen? I mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten
20 of them. I guess I save on cat food tonight.

Bridget


What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely
must give you a belly ache?

Why? They're perfectly good food. Not much different from
eating fresh ones raw from the pod, and a lot of people do
that. Uncooked frozen corn, too - in fact I once had a
salad recipe that called for frozen corn, straight from the
package. (Although IIRC, you did let it thaw before serving
it.)


I know they're perfectly good food, I just can't imagine eating them
before defrosting and/or cooking them. I think I must have
misunderstood, you didn't mean you eat them while they're still
frozen
did you?

I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they
are still frozen. I think they're good and refreshing on a hot day
for a snack. I eat frozen peas and I respect myself.
--
Britta
"There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

Well I think I'm going to have to try them one hot day (if we get any
more this year) and see for myself! I am always open to new taste
sensations, having reached 46 and only just discovered pepper on
strawberries, mmm, and chips with curry sauce - my comfort food de jour.

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badwilson wrote:
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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
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I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they
are still frozen. I think they're good and refreshing on a hot day
for a snack. I eat frozen peas and I respect myself.
--
Britta
"There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

Well I think I'm going to have to try them one hot day (if we get any
more this year) and see for myself! I am always open to new taste
sensations, having reached 46 and only just discovered pepper on
strawberries, mmm, and chips with curry sauce - my comfort food de jour.


Pepper on strawberries? Really? I can see the chips with
curry..........but pepper on strawberries?

kili

Curry sauce? Chips? Sounds delightful to me. I love curry.
Do you buy the sauce, or make it? Can I get a recipe?

Jane
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Well I think I'm going to have to try them one hot day (if we get any
more this year) and see for myself! I am always open to new taste
sensations, having reached 46 and only just discovered pepper on
strawberries, mmm, and chips with curry sauce - my comfort food de jour.

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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:

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Bridget wrote:


I haven't bought frozen peas in a while and I was eating some for a
snack when Tony comes up to my bowl and starts munching down. Frozen
peas? What self respecting cat likes peas when they are frozen? I
mean, I know I like them, but him? He must have eaten 20 of them. I
guess I save on cat food tonight.

Bridget


What self respecting human eats frozen pease - eeeew! They surely must
give you a belly ache?

Why? They're perfectly good food. Not much different from
eating fresh ones raw from the pod, and a lot of people do
that. Uncooked frozen corn, too - in fact I once had a
salad recipe that called for frozen corn, straight from the
package. (Although IIRC, you did let it thaw before serving
it.)


I know they're perfectly good food, I just can't imagine eating them
before defrosting and/or cooking them. I think I must have
misunderstood, you didn't mean you eat them while they're still frozen
did you?

Of course! How else? (Chacun a son gout.)

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badwilson wrote:

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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:

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I don't know about Evelyn, but for me, yes, I do eat them while they

are still frozen. I think they're good and refreshing on a hot day
for a snack. I eat frozen peas and I respect myself.
--
Britta
"There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

Well I think I'm going to have to try them one hot day (if we get any
more this year) and see for myself! I am always open to new taste
sensations, having reached 46 and only just discovered pepper on
strawberries, mmm, and chips with curry sauce - my comfort food de jour.



Pepper on strawberries? Really? I can see the chips with
curry..........but pepper on strawberries?

My grandmother used to put salt and pepper on fresh cantaloupe.