Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for February 26, 2011

I always put raisins in my coleslaw too, and green apples, it’s great.

Raisins are bed for dogs. Poncho must know this.

Raisins are good in anything.

Strike One… and then there will come about a good dozen furry grey strikes in a row.

Welcome to Hell with a Garfield tattoo, Poncho.

He is obviously too young to have developed the true dog palate, since dogs eat ANYTHING!

Fools! Raisons wil one day RISE UP and take over this planet with astonishingly low intelligence. RUE THE DAY that you make fun of them!!!!

yuck raisins….I put a little fresh pineapple in mine……

Carrots, apples, raisins, pineapple. Y’all skipped over the cabbage & it sounds better, already. Cabbage is most useful in compost.

It’s a dog’s life. And then there’s Poncho’s.

“You know what raisins are, don’t you? DEAD GRAPES!”

– Cul de Sac

@ Sanchia: You’re right, raisins (and, of course grapes) are bad for dogs. I suspect Poncho didn’t exactly know this, so it must have been instinctual on his part.

Raisin Cane happens.

Good choice, guys!

I, too, love raisins. But NOT in my cole slaw! Just sayin’!

Raisins and grapes can be deadly for dogs.

fritzoid - Dried, shriveled, dead grapes…

“Raisins… How I hate the unfoodiness of them!”

– Cul de Sac (again)

Actually, if I can get the raisins and the carrots a la carte, I’ll happily skip the cabbage and whatever else you make cole slaw from.

The “secret ingredient” in my mom’s cole slaw recipe was human blood. She wasn’t real handy with the cabbage grater…

ChukLitl has it right , cabbage is the most feeble excuse for food in this world. All the other additives would be better off served by themselves. Maybe some expensive olive oil and Feta cheese sprinkled liberally on the top.

Find a new picnic chef, better yet a new girl friend. CABBAGE!! Really?

Putting raisins in cole slaw out to be TWO strikes….

Yeuch