You are what you eat? We'd like to think you are the food you name your dog after, instead.Yes, we've heard about amazing pups called Nacho and Taco. But we propose you consider a more nutritious alias while you sip on your wheat grass and eat your quinoa bowl. Consider the following for your delicious new puppy:
Jicama
Fun to say, more fun to cuddle (the puppy, that is.)
Endive
Fully bodied, ombre highlights, surprisingly sweet.
Lentil
Hardy and smooth, but not afraid to be a little spicy, too.
Peppercorn
Adds a little kick to every bite, this one.
Wasabi
What can we say? A little goes a long way.
Butternut
Sweet, nutty, and fits in your lap.
Frisee
Looks a bit unruly, but that's why we love it.
Pomegranate
A little intimidating on the outside, bursting with sweetness on the inside.
Radicchio
Rolls off the tongue (and sometimes the dog bed).
Fig
So smooshie and sweet you could just gobble it up.
