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Damn! Cracked another piastra
And.........My dog jumped up on the counter and ate all the shrimp I had just cooked on it.
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Oh, oh! I know one dog that is in the dog house now!
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Lucky dog!
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Food Network Fan Was it a Batali one?
Yes, my second one. Sur la Table has offered to replace it again. They have some other brand I may try. I just think that they need to be made thicker, but then most people would likely not want to lug it around.
Pluff, the dog was very gassy the next day and I'm sure a little upset in the tummy department. Too bad dogs can't put that sort of thing together and know better than to eat a pound of shrimp. I mean, if she jumped up and tasted just one, I'd be cool with that.
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scottcolbath Pluff, the dog was very gassy the next day and I'm sure a little upset in the tummy department.
Poor dog sounds like he could have used some Pepto... which is safe for dogs.
The Use of Bismuth Subsalicylate (Pepto Bismol) in Pets
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What does it look like?
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