Image via Twitter

You might be so hungry that you could eat a horse, but in England you can eat like a dog.

Mashable’s Sam Haysom reports on a peculiar practice around England that has at least one pub serving delectable eats in the fancy dinnerware that is dog bowls. We would go ahead and suggest that you refrain from dropping the dish on the ground and noshing on all fours. Well, we leave that up to you and your respective blood alcohol content.

Haysom spotted the above image, which was originally posted by Twitter user Zoe Carrington:

@WeWantPlates ah yes. A dog bowl. How trendy. pic.twitter.com/n30noVdLIA

— Zoe Carrington (@zoecarrington) July 26, 2015

An otherwise inviting gut bomb of chips, bangers and beans gets a rather interesting twist with delivery via doggy bowl.

Somehow we are less inclined to dig right in, but that doesn’t seem to be the case for patrons who gobble it all up.

The image was retweeted by Twitter’s We Want Plates, which informed the masses that this dish was being served at Varsity Warwick In Coventry, the menu of which will send you immediately into a food coma.

According to Haysom, The Dog's Dinner is an efficient meal for travelers, running just £4.29 for the pooch platter.

As Mashable points out, We Want Plates—which is dedicated to “Crusading against serving food on bits of wood and roof tiles, jam-jar drinks and chips in mugs”­—happily shows off similar meals across the nation.

Here are some images of other restaurants that ditch the usual plate for the more unusual dish:

Name five things wrong with this picture. GO. (Pic: @annemarieregan1) pic.twitter.com/D5MIl7ULTL

— We Want Plates (@WeWantPlates) July 23, 2015

Twenty-two quid for afternoon tea in a box. Thank Christ #Wimbledon is over. (Pic: @LivEchonews/@HiltonHotels) pic.twitter.com/5J85u36qFp

— We Want Plates (@WeWantPlates) July 12, 2015

To the 1,000 new followers in the last 20 minutes: welcome, breakfast is served. (Pic: @JayMeW) pic.twitter.com/GkzxMAwZZz

— We Want Plates (@WeWantPlates) June 23, 2015

Literally shoveling your food into your mouth is now a thing.

We rather enjoy when chefs play around with random food combinations, peppering our buds with enticing and exotic tastes.

We have to say it’s fun to see that play out with the platters being used at various pubs and restaurants.

As long as they don’t start putting dog biscuits in the dishes, we are all good.

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