The term âhalf and halfâ shows up very frequently in cooking and baking recipes in the US, but it is not particularly well known outside of the US (or the term refers to something completely different). When it appears in a recipe, it sometimes generates a little confusion as to what it is.
Note that the purple passion vine (Gynura aurantiaca) is unrelated to the Passiflora species and is considered nontoxic to dogs, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Purple passion grows in USDA zones 10 through 12. 1  Dig This.
Me: I would definitely avoid chocolate, onions and grapes. Client: GRAPES? Oh no, my dog eats grapes all the time! Have we damaged her kidneys? I have heard of so many dogs that eat grapes very often and never have kidney problems. And then, I've read of stories where a dog ate one grape and went into kidney failure. This is the rarity though. My point is that the odds are in your favor. The vast majority of dogs can handle grapes just fine. (In saying that I wouldn't go giving grapes to a dog on purpose.) I don't think you need to do anything further with Honey.