Would you pay?

[CarterRH]

Would you pay 10 dollars for a 1/2 pound bag of flake food?

 

[calioutlaw1a]

That depends on how old it is, where it came from, what the ingredients were, and if I'd use it quickly enough before its nutritional value declined.

 

[C L O W N K N I F E]

That depends on how old it is, where it came from, what the ingredients were, and if I'd use it quickly enough before its nutritional value declined.

x2

 

[CarterRH]

Ingredients: Soy Flour, Spirulina Powder, Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal, Pea Powder, Fish Meal, Krill Meal, Wheat Starch, Shrimp Meal, Fish Oil, Carrot Powder, Spinach Powder, Zucchini Powder, Kale Powder, Garlic Powder, Soy Lecithin
Min. Protein 38.0%, Min. Crude Fat 10.0%, Max Crude Fiber 5.0%, Max Moisture 10.0%.

 

[CarterRH]

Bump

 

[BayArea_510]

what brand food

 

[joe jaskot]

$20/pound for flake food is way more than the average price of a good brand of flakes. So to answer your question, no, especially when the first (and main) ingredient is soy flour.

 

[Lab_Rat]

With those ingredients, I would.

 

[CarterRH]

$20/pound for flake food is way more than the average price of a good brand of flakes. So to answer your question, no, especially when the first (and main) ingredient is soy flour.

If you dont like it oh well

 

[Lambrakopoulos]

Sounds good to me