Heart-Warming Meals with Mother Fenrir - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

[kaminomikan]

yeah... it can't be japanese if there is no rice...

let's hope there is no noble involved with mc

 

[elixir6]

...well at least it brown rice this time. I guess that's better than nothing.

 

[Jorelm]

This is so insulting (to who? I dunno, maybe to starving people.) When people are starving they will literally eat anything. They would have already eaten the animal feed.

 

[Laxius]

the cuteness is immense..!

 

[zetsuravez]

im i the only one thought that croquette got raped when she was in the shed and some liquid just dripped in her?... me and my dirty mind...

 

[Hexador]

Why does she randomly expose herself on page 24?

 

[Chizan]

@Hexador That's the pose for submission in canine species like dogs.

 

[UnknownSaint111]

At first I disliked this story. But then I saw the cool cover of him sitting in a chair-like Throne. I hope this has Romance with the cat girl!

 

[Nk9bjP4A]

nyyaa~~aaa~~~ny~~aaaaa~a...

 

[syahriz]

isekai : fantasy european middle age
manga : welcome to the ricefield

 

[Mathiason]

Thanks for the chapter!
No matter the world there's always scummy humans who think it's alright to just grab and sell somebody just for being different.

She's not eating all the rice because it tastes good, but because part of the cooking process created sake as well!

 

[DevBo]

Why’d she pose like that all of a sudden

 

[KuhaKenuvo]

Yeah, no. Average cooking mangas just exaggerate the taste of everything.

Rice for animal feed. How luxurious, in a bad sense.

Wheat actually has a lot of uses.
The stem can be dried and made into straws. Cows may also feed on this.
The seed, rice or the smaller broken rice during the process of splitting the rice from its husk can be straight up used as feed for chickens, birds, etc.
The husk can be used as fuel, or can be grinded and cooked into another type of animal feed for omnivores such as pigs or even dogs. Sometimes during famines, people would feed on this too.
And the cooked rice can once again be used to feed human but also livestock.