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Many tasty Texas treats were on offer at Thursday night's preview party at the Food and Fiber Pavilion at the State Fair of Texas. Why, then, did I end the evening eating dog food? Bark for Peace, based in Austin (where else?), offers "100% human-grade" dog treats. The idea is to take a snack break with your dog. Ever the curious reporter, I agreed to nibble a patch of sweet potato jerky. It tasted like nicely seasoned, not-too-sweet fruit leather. Not that I like fruit leather all that much. I drew the line at the bone-shaped biscuit. Bark For Peace treats are sold mostly in Austin, but look for them at the Texas Department of Agriculture shop in the Food & Fiber Pavilion during the fair. |
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