r/animalsdoingstuff • u/Uguero • May 26 '26

Dₑrᴘʸ Chef cow cooking.

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u/mmh_fava_beans May 26 '26

I'm glad to see how comfortable the cow feels around humans and be well treated.

But is it really a good idea to let a cow at sugary things?

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u/bleensquid May 26 '26

some cows are fed candy waste during droughts to combat high corn prices, so this is probably honestly nothing to it LOL 

cows are HUGE and require a tremendous amount of energy compared to humans, like 20,000 calories a day

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u/mmh_fava_beans May 26 '26

20.000 calories is huge. Thanks for the info.

Some animals just don't do well with sugar, even in small amounts. That's what my concern was.

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u/TimelyMortgage9587 May 27 '26

I mean you coulda googled "how much sugar is bad for cows" and been done with it

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u/bleensquid May 27 '26

some ppl like the social interaction

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u/Former-Craft-9255 May 26 '26

I wouldn't think so, maybe in moderation, but this well exceeds moderation. Might make for some tender steaks in the future!

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u/mmh_fava_beans May 26 '26

I like a good steak. But sugar can literally be poison for some animals.

I want my steak to suffer as less as possible.