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Two Bowls, One Dinner
One pot, cooked once, split two ways: your bowl at the table with a fork, theirs on the mat. Same stew in both.
What it is
Two Bowls, One Dinner is a 224-page hardcover cookbook of 60 one-pot meals: chicken and carrot stew, beef and barley, salmon and rice. Every recipe makes one dinner for two eaters. You cook it once, split it at the stove, and carry one bowl to the table and one to the mat. No sad second dinner, no separate kibble scoop, nobody eating on the floor while somebody else eats at the table.
How it works
- Pick a recipe. There are sixty. Your dog has strong opinions about four of them, and they are the four with chicken.
- Cook it once, in one pot, the way you cook anything else. Nothing gets set aside, boiled separately, or hidden.
- Split it. Your bowl gets the fork and the checked napkin. Their bowl gets the mat. Same food, same minute, same table.
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"I made the chicken and carrot stew on a Tuesday. My dog stood up. He has never stood up for anything."
— Marisol D., verified buyer
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"I was skeptical the portions would be right. They were right. I now own a napkin in his size."
— Tom W., verified buyer
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"We ate the same dinner and neither of us complained. Eleven years. First time."
— Priya N., verified buyer
$38 one-time
Hardcover, 224 pages, 60 recipes, lay-flat binding so it stays open while one hand holds a wooden spoon. 1.9 lbs, fits on the shelf next to the oats. Ships in 48 hours in a flat box that your dog will also have opinions about.
BUY NOWFAQ
Is it actually safe for my dog? Every ingredient is dog-safe by design and every page carries the wax paw-print seal. Nothing in this book requires you to remember that garlic was on the do-not list. That was handled at the printing press.
My dog is small. Will the portions suit him? Each recipe gives a for-you portion and a for-your-dog portion, with a small-dog and a large-dog line underneath. The measuring takes four seconds. The waiting takes the rest of the time.
Is it still good if I don't have a dog? Yes. It is sixty one-pot dinners that happen to be safe for dogs. You will simply be eating both bowls yourself, which is a different book we have not written.
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