#Grains are the WORST thing you can ever eat except for long grain rice

[subconsciousmysteries]

I'm in a forum group and they're telling a woman who "cooks with mostly grains" that she's got a healthy diet. I'm fucking LIVID

[worldsewage]

what are your ocs and agents fav foods!

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It’s hard (in the perspective of agent 1 and 2) to figure out what the Agents like to eat— when ordering food for the communications room, or even just hanging out after missions and way too long shows. Callie would just buy snacks, anything sweet and easy, coffees for all, sweetened a little too much, repeats of her own orders.

The cousins are both keen on getting good foods for everyone, despite the urge between all the agents to appear polite and eat anything in front of them, she notices the things they pick at.

Agent four is easy. Alligator will eat anything, anything as in anything. (Even if it’s not good, even if it’s not edible, she’ll pick up a paper wrapper from the ground and ask: “dare me to eat this?” and if you hadn’t known any better you’d think maybe deep down she wants to enjoy it.) She tends to like hearty, meaty, greasy fried foods, if it looks like you can’t finish it in one go: that’s the food agent four is gnawing on. Marie has been trying to get them to eat better options, because eating junk food and then running around isn’t the best combo, but she (literally) rather puke over the railings then give up fried chicken burgers and beer. She doesn’t like to eat mushrooms or salads (or anything healthy for that matter), but she always finishes her plate. She likes real spicy food, especially spicy chips and chicken.

(Alligator tends to open the mini fridge and drink orange juice straight from the carton. She’s often seen carrying something in her mouth. Says she’s “a growing boy.” )

Captain’s a little easier, too, they’re slightly picky but wholly love to try and eat good options, they’re mostly vegetarian? Just as in they don’t want to eat meats (but are alright with eggs and such in baking, as long as it’s not the focus of their meal.) So if the options are good healthy stuffs, and suit their diet, they’re good. July doesn’t like to complain much, but they ARE picky, they don’t like nuts / most grains / most BREADS, they don’t like most sauces or condiments (like ketchup and Mayo) they don’t like going out to eat much, and in general that don’t like the vague taste that most restaurant or fast foods have over home cooked. They can’t stomach a lot of food and tend to never overeat, except when Callie and Marie try to get them to loosen up by taking them out to eat. (Each time July says “never again. I’m not going. Remember last time?” And somehow still gets sucked into her Friday Outings.) Callie knows to keeps vegetable juice and canned teas in the fridge for July; since beyond water— it’s the only flavored drinks they like. July appreciates the added options left out for them.

July likes black coffee— but then again they like ANY kind of coffee, sweetened or not, they will drink 3 hour old coffee straight from the pot.

Agent 3– NEO 3– is probably the worst of them all, not as in “picky” just as in, “they’re quiet, they don’t talk much if at all, and they always pick at their foods.” They’re the youngest, been through a lot, a little homesick and a little bit stressed ever since their first mission (in ALTERNA. In the NEW INKADIA, with Shank, and Big Man. Grizz, DEEPCUT.) they don’t talk much about it but then again they don’t talk much at all. (This is due to not being fluent in Inklish, and in general are quite nervous and shy.)

Everything that gets put in front of them gets one or two bites out of it, they have a hard time stomaching most foods and usually wind up eating the same few things every day. Rice with any Teriyaki’d meat seems to be a favorite, and it’s the most filling of all the options. Agent 4 is the best at getting them to eat food, it seems that Saint likes to eat sliced fruits, though they don’t like the peel of apples and such.

Saint is often seen eating raw meat, to everyone’s dismay. They like it.

Saint does enjoy soda and cola flavored things. It doesn’t exist outside of Inkling territories, and they always ask for it when asked. (Shank will eat anything, and Shank doesn’t speak Inklish either; but she’s approaching the age where she’s capable of speech, so she can manage “Soda” and “Four.”)

Agent 8 adores all the food that Inklings cook, Octarians (despite the Octolings looking so similar and functioning nearly identical) have extremely different dietary needs. But 8 is wildly eager to see everything that the surface as to offer; eating street food and snacks and going out to try it all. They often get very sick due to the portions and ingredients used in Inkling food being very different to Octarian food, it tends to be much greasier and large, so Agent 8 usually doesn’t feel well after eating, they’re getting used to it, at least.

They get a little homesick, and it seems Salmonid foods are quite similar to Octarian foods, so Saint does like to eat food cooked by Agent 8… it tastes off, but it’s something, Valentine often eats foods like silkworm soup and plain white rice.

8 will take food from your plate without asking.

Fruit is expensive in Octarian Societies, so you can win their heart by buying them fruit desserts. They really love Lime flavors.

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But I Like One Piece (7)

The Uchiha compound is creepy.

It’s the same way Auschwitz is creepy. The knowledge of the atrocities committed there, combined with all the little context clues which make it more than just knowledge.

Smashed windows, run down storefronts, overgrown gardens, doors hanging off of rusted hinges. Random objects scattered around, as though waiting for their owners to pick them up.

Brownish stains everywhere.

This is what she always imagined the aftermath of a Buster Call would look like.

Except this is.

Real.

She shudders and clutches Naruto’s hand tighter. He squeezes back, averting his eyes.

Uchiha scoffs in front of them.

She frowns at his back. What, are they not allowed to be disturbed by the scene of a genocide? Still, she’s surprised he can stomach cutting through here, even if it is a shortcut to their destination.

“Is it far to your house?”

“Hn.” He says.

She scowls at his back. So much for pleasant conversation.

Eventually they come to a large house at the very center of the compound.

There’s more brownish stains here than in the rest of the compound, but Uchiha pushes the front door open.

“...Don’t bother taking your shoes off.” He says. “Training ground’s this way.”

“Wait.” Naruto stops dead, looking around wild-eyed. “You said the trainin’ ground was near where you live.”

The Uchiha actually turns around at this. “Yeah, and?”

She stares at the dusty, dark interior of the house. She closes her eyes and counts to ten.

“Sasuke-kun.” She says with her brightest smile. “Is there anyone living with you at the moment who looks after you?”

He shudders. “N-no. That’s stupid, I’m an Uchiha. I don’t need to be looked after. And d-don’t call me that ever again.”

She keeps smiling as she buries her face in her hands and tries not to scream. For the love of Luffy, Chopper and Robin, how is this child not a gibbering wreck?

Naruto gestures wildly at their surroundings. “But why—why’d you live here?! The village gave me an apartment! Why live where—”

He clamps down on the sentence. But it’s too late.

“What? Where my an-bro-broth—where That Man murdered my family?” Uchiha sneers. “A clanless moron like you wouldn’t get it.”

Naruto flinches a little.

“Well no one can if you don’t use your words and explain this shit.” She snaps, irritated. “People aren’t mind-readers you know.”

He stiffens, lip curling, before turning his back on them again. “Let’s just get this over with.”

She throws her hands into the air as Naruto cracks his knuckles, following him into the darkness of the house. “Bring it, jerk.”

Much like the spar at the Academy, the two of them are on even ground initially.

Also like the spar at the Academy, it’s not long until Uchiha begins losing.

Even without an audience, Uchiha has something to prove in this fight, and that distracts him instead of motivating him.

All the little needling remarks they’ve been making clearly get under his skin and making him lash out where it would’ve been smarter to play it safe, his stances and footwork becoming less precise and more sloppy as he frantically tries to beat Naruto down and make him stay down.

Whereas Naruto can easily dodge or shrug off these blows, redirecting the motion and using the openings to hit back.

She winces gleefully at a particularly painful hit on Naruto’s part. They’ve trained under Gai-sensei. One of the first things he taught them was the importance of letting your emotions fuel your resolve instead of trying to keep them separate and leaving them liable to distract you at the worst opportunity.

Naruto knocks Uchiha’s ankle out from under him and carefully controls the fall so Uchiha doesn’t even end up winded, but is definitely pinned with no hope of escape.

She grins widely, crowing. “Finished! Match victory to Uzumaki Naruto!”

Naruto promptly leaps up and begins whooping, running in circles around Uchiha, while the boy on the ground shouts that this wasn’t fair, he was only warming up, they need to go another round so they can clearly see how strong he is.

She just keeps grinning fiercely. “It’s better to accept loss with grace, Uchiha-san. Now, where’s your kitchen?”

This...

This is a travesty.

If Sanji was here, he’d kick Uchiha Sasuke so hard he’d rearrange his entire shitty face. Of course, given the track record of that move, it’d probably end up improving his looks, but still. Travesty.

There’s fruit shoved into pile in a corner and moldering, glimpses of white-green fuzz visible.

There’s packets of meat and fish in the fridge that have been carelessly torn and left open, their juices dripping down onto other items.

There’s eggs and yogurt left out on the countertop, already long curdled by the smell of them.

There’s congealed leftovers shoved into the fridge on the plates they were served on, without any foil or covers to protect them.

There’s grimy and poorly cleaned utensils sitting in a sink full of dirty water, and the countertops themselves are covered in stains from previous cooking attempts.

At least he knows milk goes into the fridge, and put the tomatoes in the cooler drawer. Even if they’re so squished together over half of them are bruised.

She takes a deep breath and tries not to choke on the stench. Sanji give me strength.

“Well.” She says brightly. “Congratulations. You’ve managed to somehow be even worse than my shittiest expectations.”

Uchiha glares at her out of a swelling black eye. “Shut up.”

She hangs her head, exhaling harshly. Not constructive Ketsugi.

“Right. Where do you keep your bin bags? The bigger the better I think.” She steps up to the sink, pulling the plug and letting the grime drain away, turning the tap on as far as it can go on “hot”.

Naruto makes a face at the rattling sound the drain makes, the expression pulling at his fat lip. She sighs. “Rubber gloves too, if you have them.”

“Your problem.” She tells him, in the middle of sorting through the fruit and seeing what’s salvageable and what has to go, “Is that you have too much food.”

They’re on the fourth bin bag already, having filled the other three with the contents of the fridge and carried them out to a monstrous skip at the back of the compound.

“You have loads of people giving you more than you can feasibly eat, let alone prepare.” She continues, grimacing at a particularly fluffy punnet of cherries. “So it goes to waste. You need to begin doing your own shopping. Or telling some of them thanks but no thanks. Or, hell, even donating the extra stuff to people who can use it.”

“Like who?” Uchiha asks dismissively, as he reorganizes his pantry so things aren’t just thrown in there willy-nilly, carefully sweeping up spilled grains of rice or flour or sugar or pasta into a dustpan as he goes.

“The Orphanage.” Naruto throws out as he scrubs pots and pans until they gleam under almost-boiling water. “They’d always tell me they never had enough food to go around when I lived there.”

Sasuke’s face is wrought with some complex emotion when he next empties the dustpan into the bag, his mouth twisting when she mutters, “Wouldn’t get it, huh?” striding back into the pantry like he hadn’t heard her.

She tilts an avocado, marveling at how much it feels like a rock, and says in a louder voice, “You could always see if there are any charities or soup kitchens that would appreciate the donations. Even I could always take some of what’s left over and make you something with it.”

“...” There’s a lot of judgement she doesn’t appreciate in that silence.

“I don’t just make curries.” She replies snidely, stuffing some rotten bananas into the bag with more force than is perhaps strictly necessary. “I do lots of other foods. Right Naruto?”

“Yeah!” He says, depositing a metal spoon onto the veritable field of tea towels they’ve laid out over the counter. “She just makes the curry super spicy because she has no idea what it’s supposed to taste like. She does other foods normal though!”

Her eyebrow twitches and she has to fight to stop herself from lobbing a mushy apple at Naruto’s treacherous head.

By the time they’re done, the countertops are gleaming, the fridge has been scrubbed clear of contaminating juices, and the sink’s drain no longer sounds like it’s giving out a death rattle every time water goes down it.

The pantry is arranged so Uchiha actually knows where stuff is, and the fresher meat and bread he doesn’t know if he’ll eat in the next week or so has been frozen and put into the freezer.

They have used a grand total of seventeen bin bags to throw away all the wasted food.

In one of the now-gleaming pots, there’s enough minestrone soup for one person gently bubbling away. All Uchiha has to do is let it simmer until the pasta is cooked through and then he can eat it. And wash everything up. She’s very adamant about him washing up properly.

She now has a bag stuffed full of food that Uchiha turned his nose up at on her shoulder.

The sun is beginning it’s slow descent out of the sky. They need to get going if they want to even have a quick dinner together.

“Wait. You two live together?” Uchiha asks, incredulous.

“No. I have to live in my apartment in the village.” Naruto says, looking crestfallen. “An’ I can only eat with Mayu-chan and Mayu-chan’s Okaa-san and Otou-san if I make it there and back before the sun sets.”

She smiles sadly at him, reaching out to squeeze his hand—

“If I leave, the Uchiha clan lands are forfeit.”

They turn back to Uchiha Sasuke, who’s begun looking like he really, really wishes he hadn’t said anything.

He huffs. “If I leave this place, the council will take it as a declaration of the Uchiha clan forfeiting their right to this land, since there wouldn’t be any living here anymore. The land will be reclaimed by the village, and—and—”

Clans are required to do things certain ways or risk dissolution. She sighs. “There is so much wrong with...that, but okay. We can start working on that next. Thank you for explaining.”

He nods stiffly, and walks them to the gate of the compound.

“I don’t get it,” Naruto says as they walk down her street, sun hot on their necks. “Even if the village does claim the lands, wouldn’t it be better to not live with...that?”

She shrugs the bag higher on her shoulder. “If he does, the village might tear down the old compound buildings to make new ones. And even if it is the site of an awful tragedy, he may still think of that place as ‘home’. If you’d lost everything else, would you wanna lose that too?”

Naruto shakes his head and bites his lip.

She gently bumps his shoulder with her own and they arrive home in pensive silence.

She makes sure to bring her (now dogeared and slightly stained) easy recipes cookbook with her to the Academy, alongside extra servings of eggplant tempura, to loan to Uchiha Sasuke.

He doesn’t quite throw a tantrum.

But it’s pretty close.

“I. Don’t. Want. It.” He grits out, glaring at her.

She bites into an onigiri she’s traded with Shino. There’s half a hard boiled egg inside as filling, and it’s supplying her with absent-minded ideas for recipes based off of food from her past life.

“Look, we’ve got your food down to manageable levels, but that means nothing if you can’t do anything with it.” She taps the book’s cover. “This is the first cookbook I ever owned. It’s what I used to use to make stuff for Naruto when we met.”

Naruto perks up a little at the other end of the table, craning to see it’s cover, so she holds it up for him. “It’s pretty easy to follow, and there are some more complex recipes in the back if you want a challenge—”

“I’m not wasting my time with cooking.” Uchiha hisses, nose wrinkling in distaste. “I need to focus on getting stronger. Only civilians care about useless things like that.”

She’s about to give him a good kick in the shins and see how he feels about civilians then, when Chouji abruptly stands up next to her.

“Wanna say that again, Uchiha-san?” He says, his tone low and surprisingly steely.

Shikamaru lifts his head off the table and sits up straight for once to give him a death glare, while Ino scoots her chair away from “Sasuke-kun” and crosses her arms, frowning at him imperiously.

Uchiha’s eyes dart between each one of the three, and he looks away, taking a bite out of one of the tempura she’s snuck into his lunchbox. “Hn.”

She blinks, trying to digest this new information about there being stellar cooks who also are apparently ninja while Chouji just sighs, settling back down in his seat and returning to his sandwich.

Of course, once he feels slighted, Uchiha can never leave well enough alone.

“It can’t even be that good.” He grumbles, pretending he doesn’t hear Kiba’s snickering. “If it was where soup you made came from. That was disgusting.”

She hears Hinata breathe a soft little “oh dear,” over the rush of blood in her ears.

“I see. What was wrong with it?” She asks.

The Uchiha puffs up a bit, oblivious to Shino shaking his head behind him. “Everything. I couldn’t even eat it, so I threw it out.”

There’s a soft slap as Shikamaru covers his eyes, muttering “Troublesome.”

“Alright. Well, since this is the first time, I’ll be sure to take your complaints into account.” She says, smiling.

She grabs his shirt collar and drags him up over the table to meet her gaze. “Because the next time you waste food, Sasuke-kun, I’m going to rip out your baby teeth, boil them down into a bone broth, and feed that to you instead. Are we clear?”

The Uchiha goes pale.

“Easy Mayu-chan, I think the jerk’s just lying to make you mad.” Naruto says, leaning over and gently attempting to pry her fingers off of the shirt collar. “C’mon, jerk, Mayu-chan doesn’t mean it—”

“Yes I do.” She adds.

“—No you don’t, stop making this worse!!” He yells, finally separating her from Uchiha. “I get you’re upset, and he shouldn’ta hurt your feelin’s, but you can’t just make bits of him into ingredients over stuff like this! Even Sanji wouldn’t do that, would he?”

“...Sorry, Naruto.” She replies hesitantly, feeling a bit abashed.

He gives her a disapproving look that is a stunning replica of her mother’s. “I’m not who you should be apologizin’ to, am I?”

She shoots a poisonous look at the offending party. “...Sorry Uchiha.” She says grudgingly.

He just huffs, storming off to the other side of the classroom where his fangirls coo over him and glare nastily at her.

But her cookbook has vanished along with him.

The next day he comes back and throws her recipe book at her face.

She has just enough time to catch it before it clocks her in the nose before he begins boasting in that quiet, insinuating way of his about how he’ll surely surpass her as he waves around a newer, updated copy of the same book.

She asks if that’s supposed to be a challenge, mind turning over the possibilities of recipes Uchiha will willingly cook and eat, mentally marking down the pages.

He haughtily snorts, but doesn’t deny it.

Sakura then shoots up, one hand in the air, saying she’ll be the judge. When Sasuke snorts and says she’ll be biased because she’s civilian, her lips purse and she grabs Chouji’s arm, proclaiming him to be her “co-judge”.

Chouji just shrugs and says he doesn’t mind getting more food.

So then of course, Ino invites herself and Shikamaru along as “moral support”, though why the judges need it is a little beyond her.

Naruto and Lee come with her, obviously, so Kiba and Hinata also show up that weekend with a reluctant Shino in tow.

Shikamaru’s beginning to teach him how to play shogi, and she’s experimenting with different concentrations of sugar water and fruit juice to see what his insects enjoy best, so she hopes he’s not too put out by spending time with them.

Akamaru is still a very good boy, and is perfectly happy with bits of meat and a rawhide bone.

They work out pretty quickly that Naruto can’t really be around for the cooking contests.

This is because Uchiha will, without fail, work out something to argue about with him, and then they’ll have to take it out on each other in the training ground, and by the time they’re finished it’s always too late to actually begin cooking.

So the weekends when Naruto is required to visit the Hokage become cooking contest weekends, while the ones where he comes become sparring weekends.

They don’t all always show up—Ino’s parents have a flower shop they want her to help out at, and her and Chouji and Shikamaru’s parents are all best friends so sometimes they have to go to parties. Shino, Hinata and Kiba often will have clan duties that mean they can’t come.

Sometimes she and Naruto or Sakura can’t come just because they’re spending some time with their parents.

But there’s always someone there on any given weekend, as the leaves on the trees change colors and fall off. And it works. Uchiha’s house is beginning to feel less like a mausoleum and more like somewhere lived in again.

She enjoys the chance to stretch her culinary muscles without bankrupting her parents and test her skills against a rival who she will grudgingly admit might be catching up to her.

She’s still more irritated by him than not, but Sanji and the other chefs at the Baratie drove each other up the wall too, so she’s fine with this working relationship.

Comrades don’t need to get along or even share the same goals to be able to work together after all.

Naruto’s birthday is always a strange affair.

They aren’t allowed to see him for the entire week, for one thing. He’s always collected by masks on the Sunday before and doesn’t return to his apartment until the next Monday.

The first time it happened, she freaked out badly enough that her father accompanied her to the Tower and they sat in a little waiting room outside the Hokage’s office for four hours, not meeting the glares that all the busy, ant-like people sent them.

Hokage-sama had taken their visit in good humor, even as he told them he couldn’t tell them where Naruto was, for the boy’s safety. He’d patted her head and told her not to worry, that Naruto would be back soon.

Of course, she’d worried enough that she ended up sitting outside of Naruto’s apartment for most of the week, watching the village’s festival below and knocking on the door intermittently, occasionally munching on bits and pieces from food stalls that her parents brought for her.

When she’d finally knocked on the door and Naruto had answered, she’d tackled him to the floor in a hug.

There may have been tears. She really couldn’t say.

Neither could Naruto, no matter what he likes to insinuate about “photographic evidence”.

So they’ve developed a tradition of celebrating Naruto’s birthday the weekend after the week it actually happens.

His birthday dinner is held at Ichiraku’s, like there’s any other option.

He gets his first five bowls of ramen free, and the rest heavily discounted. Teuchi-sama and Ayame-sama ladle extra toppings into each bowl, with a grinning “Happy Birthday, Naruto!”

Unlike last year, he’s got two birthday cakes this time, because Uchiha turns even gift-giving into a competition. He’s made an extremely bitter coffee cake with dark chocolate fondant and decorated with sour cherries forming an Uzumaki spiral. Naruto manfully eats two entire slices before passing it off to the adults, who derive much more enjoyment from it.

He likes the lighter vanilla sponge with orange buttercream and a white chocolate narutomaki which Chouji made much more. Chouji subtly lords this over Sasuke for the rest of the night.

Hinata stutters out a “Ha-ha-happy B-bi-bi—” before dropping an intricate box filled with shuriken and a whetstone on the counter and fleeing.

She lasted ten minutes longer this year.

Kiba gives Naruto kunai, as does Ino, which leads to an argument about the quality of their preferred suppliers. Sakura gives him a book on the language of flowers, while Shikamaru gives him a book on the plants of Uzushio and a calligraphy set.

Gai and Lee give him a piggy-bank in the shape of a smiling frog on a lilypad.

It’s really cute, and Naruto instantly declares it to be Gama-chan’s “big sister”, Kaeru-chan.

Her parents have bought him a selection of orange hoodies, some sleeveless and some not, all with the Uzumaki spiral hand-embroidered on the back by Okaa-sama. She also added little ninja frogs with teeny shuriken and kunai and katana in all of the hoods.

She’s a bit worried about her present by now, because it seems silly by comparison. Never mind that she had to search high and low all throughout Konoha and eventually ended up giving all her money to a merchant from Takigakure for this.

She hands him a (rather ratty) plush of a grey pelican with an offensively yellow bill. Her embroidery skill is nowhere near her mother’s level, so the red Uzumaki spiral she attempted to stitch onto its breast in place of the customary tomoe is crooked.

Naruto stares at it for a really long time.

The adults are very, very quiet.

“Well,” She hazards. “Hokage-sama did say everything we give him needs his symbol on it?”

Then Naruto begins laughing and hugging her tightly, proclaiming that it’s name is now Peri-chan, and the adults begin talking again, acting like nothing interesting has happened.

So she hugs Naruto back as hard as she can, Peri-chan squished between them.

It’d be nice if this could last.

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Can cats eat bread? Bread is one of our favorite food. Most people around the world have bread in their breakfast food. Some of us would like to have it with butter. Others take it with cheese. Some people like it hard toasted. And some like it freshly baked. Some like it white when others love it brown. Overall, bread has been everyone’s favorite for a very long period of time. Sometimes we like to share some of our food with our feline friend.

We do not want to compromise our feline’s health by feeding them the wrong food. Even though it is a piece of bread so you need a researched opinion on this. So, There is no worry, We have been on the same path. Let’s find out together the answer to the question, “If Can cats eat bread?”. There is a viral video on bread and cats end of the post you should check.

Can Cats Eat Bread

can cats eat bread

The short answer is Yes. Brothers and sister, I am happy to tell you that your cats can eat bread. Bread is not poisonous at all. They are safe and there is nothing to worry about if your cat has any severe allergic reaction from it.

But, There are things to consider.

I said your cat can eat bread. It does not mean that you and your cat can visit the local bakery and let your cat feast on everything. That she points his paws on. I know sometimes, we usually spoil our cats. But there is danger in loving your feline too much of something.

We need to find a balance between giving them cat food and what want your pets like to eat. To make them feel happy and treating her with the right amount of discipline to keep her healthy. Our felines friend can only eat a small amount of bread. They should not feed anything more than that.

Let’s drill down deep and discuss in details.

  What About Baked Bread

Of course, Cats can eat baked bread. They will able to digest it properly. There will be no issue as long as we feed them just the right amount. So, how much is the right amount, you may ask? All it takes is common sense for the answer. There is no strict rule or measurement for that. Let your cats enjoy the meal. And you can enjoy watching your cat enjoys.

As we know, bread is not that much of an important food to a cat’s diet. As we have mentioned earlier, cats need other animal meat and the protein in their diet. It because they are obligate carnivores. Bread is mostly carbohydrates. Cats can only take a very small amount of protein from that. It is not an ideal cat food just by looking at the nutritional facts. If you ask your veterinarian about it, he or she may advise you the same thing.

Thus, bread is not super dangerous for cats. But it is best that great for your feline. You could serve a little to him every once in a while. Always give food with containing high-quality protein.

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  Bread With Other Ingredients Are Dangerous To Cats

There are many ways to bake and make bread. In general, bread is safe for cat’s consumption. But it still comes with few other exceptions.

Let’s start with garlic bread. It is brought my attention to it. As we know garlic, onion, and chives are not safe for cats. They could be toxic to cats. This is because these spices kill the cat’s red blood cells. This may result in a rare kind of anemia to our felines friends.

Secondly, raisins. Grapes and dried raisins are not ideal treats to our feline friends. Too much of the raisin bread can lead your cats in big danger. They could end up in kidney failure. Some breeds may be prone to this risk.

Lastly but not least, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches should not be given to your feline. As I said simple plain bread is completely fine. But do not get too mixed with bread.

  Uncooked Bread Dough Is Bad For Cats

If you heard about cats eating bread dough is a completely different story.

Warning: Bread dough is bad for cats. You must be avoided as much as possible.

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  The Harm Of Uncooked Dough To Cats

Bread can also result in alcohol poisoning. Wait, what? yes, that’s right.

Yes, you read it right. Bread dough contains yeast. Which may react with the sugar inside your cat’s stomach. If you have noticed your cat acting drunk or disoriented. You should bring her to the Vet. Raw dough may lead your feline friend to more complications like seizures and coma. Although very unlikely to happen. We keep our cats away from this as we love them and want to see them safe.

Lastly, In a worse case scenario that bread dough may block your cat’s intestinal tract. This can happen if the bread has not completely risen when it was being baked. You should never give cats to eat bread dough.

Feline stomachs are warm. And it is moist on the inside. If the dough ever ingested. It may continue expanding inside their tummies. What the result then?

The dough may stretch their abdomen. We should not take little things like this lightly as this is a real life-threatening risk. In worst-case-scenario, your cat may need to go through surgery. Otherwise, some kind of medical operation to take the bread dough out of her little body.

  What To Do If You Cat Ate Bread Dough

Never share bread dough with a cat. Always look after your cat if food lying around the areas of the house where your cats can reach. You may be preparing to bake some Butter-milk bread one day. And you left the kitchen for a couple of minutes to go to the bathroom. You can get back and find out that your cat has eaten some of the dough. Now, this should be considered an emergency.

If you realize that your cats may have eaten plenty of the dough. You should call your vet immediately. otherwise, go directly to the clinic. There is no time to waste in this kinds of situation. Do you feel the urgency of this kind of situation? This could be a very serious situation.

  You May Also Read – Can Cats Eat Rice

  Benefit Of Eating Bread

I have heard that an average American eats over 50 pounds of bread a year. if you think about it now by the number that is a lot of bread. But why we eat that much bread? Bread is very cheap. They are easy to make and readily available. They serve quite a significant function of the human body. The question, is it as much of an importance to felines as it is for us?

Well, bread, especially the brown kind. They have been a decent amount of fiber in it. Fibers are good stuff. Fiber aides with our digestion. And it also works on cat tummies too. This means a healthier digestive system. And more cat litter on the box.

But still, cats can live a healthy life without knowing what is bread and how it looks like and tastes like. Meat remains as the primary diet as cat food. In order to stay healthy, they should eat meat. If you are unsure about something. It is best to remain satisfied with cat food only. They are specially formulated for cats by experts. And before you feed anything processed. Always read the label at the back of the package to make sure with everything is right, you feed your cats. Sometimes it best to be protective of our pets. As we do not want to see them getting harmed. Sometime other peoples may even call you crazy, But this is why my cat is healthy and purring until now.

  The Herm Of Eating Bread To Cats

Cat Young Cute Pet Love Animal Happy Family

We already have listed some benefits from eating bread. But, the bad side of eating bread has outweighed the pros in this one.

Bread contains high levels of sugar and salt. This is the kind of stuff your felines should avoid. As a responsible cat owner, we should always be aware of what is bad and good for our cats. So, she remains healthy and pretty.

Too much bread can lead cats to obesity. This is how it works. Bread has a lot of carbohydrates. Carbohydrates turn into sugar. And sugar eventually turns into fat. A chubby little cat may look adorable but it is not healthy at all.

Mass produced bread are mostly high in preservatives. These are not good for the body. Bread is lacking in vitamin Taurine. Feline bodies cannot produce taurine. This is the reason why cats cannot live on grains alone. Taurine deficiency will lead to a number of health problems.

It may lead to tooth decay.

Second, hair loss in cats.

Third, complications of their reproductive system in felines which may especially affect pregnant cats.

Lastly, cardiovascular problems.

  You May Also Read – Can Cats Eat Cilantro

  Can Cats Eat Bread Crust

Cats Love eating Bread Crust and other crust like pizza. Because it contains yeast. A small amount of Bread Crust would not hurt your cats. But, it will be best that you avoid giving bread crust to cats. Instead, you can share small slice of a bread with your cat.

  Can Cats Eat Bread And Milk

Yes, There is no problem giving your cats some bread and milk. They normally like milk. Giving some bread with milk would not hurt her stomach. Keep things in moderation and do not overdo anything. As we know milk contains fats. Over consuming will cause a health-related issue. Do not Feed your kitty because of hunger If she keeps asking more.

  Can Cats Eat Toast

Yes, It is fine to give her once a while in a small amount. But, toast will provide no benefit to your cat. So, do not make it into a habit instead try to find a different alternative food for your cats. Cats often try to eat what their owners eat. Cats are carnivorous they will normally would not near toast. But, if your cat wants to eat some toast. Good news is toast wouldn’t hurt your cat in a small amount.

  Can Kittens Eat Toast

No, It’s not safe for Kittens. It better to avoid dry food from kittens. Their digestive system not ready yet for bread like other grown-up cats. Give some grounded beef, grounded chicken for their relevantly tiny teeth. Kitten should eat healthy baby cat food.

  You May Also Read – Can Cats Eat Raw Egg

  Conclusion

Short Answer is yes. But not too much at a time.

It Better to understand some ingredients added to bread can cause a problem for cats. Normally Simple bread is safe. Too much salt and sugar never good for cat’s health. Otherwise, once a while small piece of bread here and there is completely safe for your cats. Hope this article solve all your doubts related to the topic – “can cats eat bread“.

  When cats Look Like Bread

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Cancer blogger dies day earlier than her wedding ceremony

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Cancer blogger dies day earlier than her wedding ceremony

A blogger who documented her war with Most cancers had died the day before she changed into because of being wedding after dropping her -12 months fight with a mind tumor.

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Anna Swaney, 25, who ran a blog documenting her combat with the illness, were praised for her braveness and her fundraising efforts. “I cannot position into words the heartbreak all of us feel, however among our unhappiness; we’re so happy with her braveness, her spirit and the dedication she showed during her contamination,” a member of her circle of relatives wrote on her Fb web page, confirming her demise on Friday morning. “If ever there has been a person to show us a way to stay, it’s Anna Louise Swabey, our beautiful, courageous lady.”

Wendy Fulcher, the founding father of mind Tumour Studies Marketing campaign, for which Swabey raised cash, said she turned into “bright, vivacious, type, and delightful.” Fulcher delivered that Swabey changed into “one of those to whom others are naturally drawn. She had a great sense of fun and a marvelous joie de vivre.”

Swabey was recognized with the tumor years ago and was initially told she could also have as little as a few months to stay. She met her fiancé Andy Bell quickly after her prognosis. The couple deliberate to marry inside the Yorkshire Dales on Saturday but Swabey’s circumstance deteriorated sharply in recent weeks.

“To Andy and her family, Anna changed into nonetheless ‘Anna’ and not ‘Anna with a brain tumor.’ This turned into essential to her even though she by no means shied away from reality, giving her time selflessly via interviews to help improve consciousness of the disease and the shocking loss of funding to enhance consequences for sufferers,” Fulcher said.

Swabey also began her blog Internal My Head shortly after the analysis due to the fact she said she wanted to “guide others who can be experiencing a similar battle.”

She wrote: “Despite the fact that one man or woman reads one weblog publish and might relate to how I’m feeling, and it makes them experience like they are not by myself, I can view that as a fulfillment.”

She nicknamed her tumor Trev and changed into given desire using neurosurgeon Kevin O’Neill, who leads the Brain Tumour Studies Centre of Excellence at Imperial University London. Swabey spoke approximately how her first consultation with him had left her in “tears of happiness” due to the fact she felt they could fight the illness together. Fulcher brought that Swabey had shown “gritty willpower” in her Marketing campaign to raise cash for O’Neill and his group’s work.

“Another vivid mild has long gone out,” he said. “Any other younger man or woman has been taken by way of a mind tumor, this maximum merciless and crippling of cancers which kill other children and adults under the age of forty than another … simply one consistent with the cent of the national spend has been allocated to this devastating ailment.

“Anna cherished the truth that she should make a difference. She truly did that, and I’m so proud that I had the opportunity to know her.” Following a Mediterranean eating regimen should help lessen the risk of contracting one of the worst forms of breast Cancer through 40%, according to an excellent look at for the sector Cancer Studies Fund.

The Mediterranean weight loss program, that’s rich in olive oil, fish, fruit, nuts, vegetables, and whole grains, has nicely-publicised benefits, together with lowering the danger of stroke and coronary heart sickness.

The observe published in the International Journal of Most cancers on Monday shows it may additionally extensively lessen the possibilities of women getting oestrogen-receptor-poor (ER-terrible) Breast Most cancers, a postmenopausal shape of the sickness that can’t be handled with hormone remedy.

The examine’s lead researcher, Prof Piet van den Brandt of Maastricht College inside the Netherlands, stated: “Our Studies can assist to polish a mild on how nutritional styles can affect our Cancer threat.

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“We determined a strong link between the Mediterranean weight loss plan and decreased oestrogen-receptor-poor Breast Cancer danger amongst postmenopausal women, even in a non-Mediterranean population. This form of breast Cancer usually has a worse analysis than other styles of Breast Most cancers.”

The researchers tested 62,573 ladies elderly 55 to sixty-nine over many years. They have been all individuals inside the Netherlands Cohort study examining weight-reduction plan and Cancer, which started in 1986. Their diets were tracked to see how closely they accompanied the Mediterranean pattern, which additionally has a low consumption of red meat, sweets and fine grains such as white bread or white rice. Traditionally it includes moderate intake of alcohol. However, because alcohol is a known threat factor for breast Most cancers, this was excluded from the observing. Nearly 12,000 cases of breast Most cancers might be averted within the United Kingdom each 12 months if no person drank alcohol, previous Studies has suggested.

Of the women included in the look at, three,354 shrunk Breast Most cancers, but 1,033 of the cases were now not covered in the evaluation because the ladies had records of Breast Most cancers and had incomplete or inconsistent dietary information. The assessment looked at the exceptional components of the Mediterranean food plan individually, concluding that nut consumption changed into most strongly inversely related to ER-terrible breast Cancer, observed using fruit and fish.

The researchers found that assuming causality, if all people ate the best described Mediterranean food plan, around a 3rd (32.four%) of ER-bad Breast Cancer instances and 2.3% of all breast Cancer cases might be prevented.

They stated their findings had been confirmed in a meta-evaluation of cohort studies.

Dr. Panagiota Mitrou, director of Research investment at the sector Most cancers Research Fund, said it turned into an important study. “With Breast Most cancers being so commonplace within the United Kingdom, prevention is prime if we want to see a lower inside the range of ladies developing the disease,” he stated. “We would welcome further Research that helps us better understand the chance elements for the exceptional Breast Most cancers subtypes.” I were given engaged recently, for my sins, and though I’m evidently overwhelmed with pleasure to be marrying a man who adds Tabasco to any delicately flavoured dish I prepare dinner while complaining about how many books I very own, it does additionally mean that I have been sucked into the terrifying, pastel-hued vortex this is the arena of the net wedding blog. For those unacquainted with this unique style of lifestyle porn, trust me when I say: right here be monsters, and those monsters are after your difficult-earned cash.

Don’t get me incorrect: I’ve were given nothing towards an awesome wedding. I locate such public declarations of commitment and the way they bring about friends and households collectively profoundly shifting. However I can’t assist but be alarmed that not most useful does the average British wedding ceremony fee a preposterous £20,500, however Almost all of them seem to be indistinguishable (or at the least the heterosexual ones do; gay couples have in large part escaped this fate, through now not being so doggedly dedicated to centuries’ worth of rigid gender norms).

Way to the decline of the bridal magazine for the new DIY aesthetic of social media, now not to say a massive quantity of one-upmanship, the same touches and tropes keep doping up. How can your day sincerely constitute the 2 of you when it’s far little greater than a series of carefully curated concerts nicked from someone else’s Instagram?

It has slowly dawned on me that, no matter how hard I’d try to make my personal wedding ceremony exclusive, it will probably grow to be being the same as absolutely everyone else’s. The handiest question is, which one of the trending kinds will it’s? Here are ten weddings you’ve got for your diary this summer.

The Pinterest wedding

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  The whole thing seems as although it has been ripped straight from the visible scrapbooking site and made actual. There’s a chalkboard welcoming visitors in curly cursive, and Facebook profile image name cards revealed out to seem like Polaroids. There’s a “cake” which includes three wheels of British cheese stacked one on the pinnacle of the other. There’s a basket of “wedding turn-flops” (sure, they’re a thing) for lady guests who’ve worn footwear too impractical to pop in. There’s confetti made with real rose petals, there’s select ’n’ blend, a Gypsy swing band, antique photographs of all of the couple’s ancestors who ever got married, Even though they, in the end, got divorced or have been bigamists or lived for decades in silent, aching desperation. There are massive, wood, mild-up initials, in case humans drink a lot of cave, they overlook the bride and groom’s names. There’s an image sales space. Most of all, there may be bunting. Oh, is there bunting.

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Can cats eat bread? Bread is one of our favorite food. Most people around the world have bread in their breakfast food. Some of us would like to have it with butter. Others take it with cheese. Some people like it hard toasted. And some like it freshly baked. Some like it white when others love it brown. Overall, bread has been everyone’s favorite for a very long period of time. Sometimes we like to share some of our food with our feline friend.

We do not want to compromise our feline’s health by feeding them the wrong food. Even though it is a piece of bread so you need a researched opinion on this. So, There is no worry, We have been on the same path. Let’s find out together the answer to the question, “If Can cats eat bread?”. There is a viral video on bread and cats end of the post you should check.

Can Cats Eat Bread

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The short answer is Yes. Brothers and sister, I am happy to tell you that your cats can eat bread. Bread is not poisonous at all. They are safe and there is nothing to worry about if your cat has any severe allergic reaction from it.

But, There are things to consider.

I said your cat can eat bread. It does not mean that you and your cat can visit the local bakery and let your cat feast on everything. That she points his paws on. I know sometimes, we usually spoil our cats. But there is danger in loving your feline too much of something.

We need to find a balance between giving them cat food and what want your pets like to eat. To make them feel happy and treating her with the right amount of discipline to keep her healthy. Our felines friend can only eat a small amount of bread. They should not feed anything more than that.

Let’s drill down deep and discuss in details.

  What About Baked Bread

Of course, Cats can eat baked bread. They will able to digest it properly. There will be no issue as long as we feed them just the right amount. So, how much is the right amount, you may ask? All it takes is common sense for the answer. There is no strict rule or measurement for that. Let your cats enjoy the meal. And you can enjoy watching your cat enjoys.

As we know, bread is not that much of an important food to a cat’s diet. As we have mentioned earlier, cats need other animal meat and the protein in their diet. It because they are obligate carnivores. Bread is mostly carbohydrates. Cats can only take a very small amount of protein from that. It is not an ideal cat food just by looking at the nutritional facts. If you ask your veterinarian about it, he or she may advise you the same thing.

Thus, bread is not super dangerous for cats. But it is best that great for your feline. You could serve a little to him every once in a while. Always give food with containing high-quality protein.

  You May Also Read – Can Cats Eat Strawberries

  Bread With Other Ingredients Are Dangerous To Cats

There are many ways to bake and make bread. In general, bread is safe for cat’s consumption. But it still comes with few other exceptions.

Let’s start with garlic bread. It is brought my attention to it. As we know garlic, onion, and chives are not safe for cats. They could be toxic to cats. This is because these spices kill the cat’s red blood cells. This may result in a rare kind of anemia to our felines friends.

Secondly, raisins. Grapes and dried raisins are not ideal treats to our feline friends. Too much of the raisin bread can lead your cats in big danger. They could end up in kidney failure. Some breeds may be prone to this risk.

Lastly but not least, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches should not be given to your feline. As I said simple plain bread is completely fine. But do not get too mixed with bread.

  Uncooked Bread Dough Is Bad For Cats

If you heard about cats eating bread dough is a completely different story.

Warning: Bread dough is bad for cats. You must be avoided as much as possible.

  You May Also Read – Can Cats Eat Mango 

  The Harm Of Uncooked Dough To Cats

Bread can also result in alcohol poisoning. Wait, what? yes, that’s right.

Yes, you read it right. Bread dough contains yeast. Which may react with the sugar inside your cat’s stomach. If you have noticed your cat acting drunk or disoriented. You should bring her to the Vet. Raw dough may lead your feline friend to more complications like seizures and coma. Although very unlikely to happen. We keep our cats away from this as we love them and want to see them safe.

Lastly, In a worse case scenario that bread dough may block your cat’s intestinal tract. This can happen if the bread has not completely risen when it was being baked. You should never give cats to eat bread dough.

Feline stomachs are warm. And it is moist on the inside. If the dough ever ingested. It may continue expanding inside their tummies. What the result then?

The dough may stretch their abdomen. We should not take little things like this lightly as this is a real life-threatening risk. In worst-case-scenario, your cat may need to go through surgery. Otherwise, some kind of medical operation to take the bread dough out of her little body.

  What To Do If You Cat Ate Bread Dough

Never share bread dough with a cat. Always look after your cat if food lying around the areas of the house where your cats can reach. You may be preparing to bake some Butter-milk bread one day. And you left the kitchen for a couple of minutes to go to the bathroom. You can get back and find out that your cat has eaten some of the dough. Now, this should be considered an emergency.

If you realize that your cats may have eaten plenty of the dough. You should call your vet immediately. otherwise, go directly to the clinic. There is no time to waste in this kinds of situation. Do you feel the urgency of this kind of situation? This could be a very serious situation.

  You May Also Read – Can Cats Eat Rice

  Benefit Of Eating Bread

I have heard that an average American eats over 50 pounds of bread a year. if you think about it now by the number that is a lot of bread. But why we eat that much bread? Bread is very cheap. They are easy to make and readily available. They serve quite a significant function of the human body. The question, is it as much of an importance to felines as it is for us?

Well, bread, especially the brown kind. They have been a decent amount of fiber in it. Fibers are good stuff. Fiber aides with our digestion. And it also works on cat tummies too. This means a healthier digestive system. And more cat litter on the box.

But still, cats can live a healthy life without knowing what is bread and how it looks like and tastes like. Meat remains as the primary diet as cat food. In order to stay healthy, they should eat meat. If you are unsure about something. It is best to remain satisfied with cat food only. They are specially formulated for cats by experts. And before you feed anything processed. Always read the label at the back of the package to make sure with everything is right, you feed your cats. Sometimes it best to be protective of our pets. As we do not want to see them getting harmed. Sometime other peoples may even call you crazy, But this is why my cat is healthy and purring until now.

  The Herm Of Eating Bread To Cats

Cat Young Cute Pet Love Animal Happy Family

We already have listed some benefits from eating bread. But, the bad side of eating bread has outweighed the pros in this one.

Bread contains high levels of sugar and salt. This is the kind of stuff your felines should avoid. As a responsible cat owner, we should always be aware of what is bad and good for our cats. So, she remains healthy and pretty.

Too much bread can lead cats to obesity. This is how it works. Bread has a lot of carbohydrates. Carbohydrates turn into sugar. And sugar eventually turns into fat. A chubby little cat may look adorable but it is not healthy at all.

Mass produced bread are mostly high in preservatives. These are not good for the body. Bread is lacking in vitamin Taurine. Feline bodies cannot produce taurine. This is the reason why cats cannot live on grains alone. Taurine deficiency will lead to a number of health problems.

It may lead to tooth decay.

Second, hair loss in cats.

Third, complications of their reproductive system in felines which may especially affect pregnant cats.

Lastly, cardiovascular problems.

  You May Also Read – Can Cats Eat Cilantro

  Can Cats Eat Bread Crust

Cats Love eating Bread Crust and other crust like pizza. Because it contains yeast. A small amount of Bread Crust would not hurt your cats. But, it will be best that you avoid giving bread crust to cats. Instead, you can share small slice of a bread with your cat.

  Can Cats Eat Bread And Milk

Yes, There is no problem giving your cats some bread and milk. They normally like milk. Giving some bread with milk would not hurt her stomach. Keep things in moderation and do not overdo anything. As we know milk contains fats. Over consuming will cause a health-related issue. Do not Feed your kitty because of hunger If she keeps asking more.

  Can Cats Eat Toast

Yes, It is fine to give her once a while in a small amount. But, toast will provide no benefit to your cat. So, do not make it into a habit instead try to find a different alternative food for your cats. Cats often try to eat what their owners eat. Cats are carnivorous they will normally would not near toast. But, if your cat wants to eat some toast. Good news is toast wouldn’t hurt your cat in a small amount.

  Can Kittens Eat Toast

No, It’s not safe for Kittens. It better to avoid dry food from kittens. Their digestive system not ready yet for bread like other grown-up cats. Give some grounded beef, grounded chicken for their relevantly tiny teeth. Kitten should eat healthy baby cat food.

You May Also Read – Can Cats Eat Raw Egg

  Conclusion

Short Answer is yes. But not too much at a time.

It Better to understand some ingredients added to bread can cause a problem for cats. Normally Simple bread is safe. Too much salt and sugar never good for cat’s health. Otherwise, once a while small piece of bread here and there is completely safe for your cats. Hope this article solve all your doubts related to the topic – “can cats eat bread“.

  When cats Look Like Bread

The post 7 Unexpected Fact About Can Cats Eat Bread | You Should Not Miss appeared first on Can Cat Eat.