http://forums.petlovers.com/vb/showthread.php?t=337

 

I might try it this wekend. Let me know if you do.

its on my shopping list already

(Laughing out loud), i've got some susie homemakin' to do this weekend

Get cookin' girls!

you know i have been looking for nutriberries for ages, i cant find them anywhere. i think i will be tempted to make my own now!

 

thanks

Somewhere on that website is a recipe for avi-cakes, too. Pixie, I know you said you couldn't find those, either.

excellent! im going to print them all off :book:

 

they sound yummy and im going to try converting casper to harrisons again soon so hopefully it will help.

 

sorry to double post here guys, but i have another question. i noticed in some of the other recipies that you need to buy hulled seed, do you need to get this for the nutriberries too? i dont think i have seen hulled seeds on sale but thats just maybe because i havent looked for them before!

 

*post merged* -Nerwen

I couldn't tell you...maybe go to a bulk feed/seed store, farm supply place? Or, you could sit for hours hulling all the seed.

are honey seed bells made out of hulled seed? i think they are normal? if i used normal seed would they just hull them in their beaks anyway or would it be hard for them because of the texture, shape?

The bought ones (seed bells) don't look like hulled seed, so I would assume you just use normal seed. How on earth do you hull seed? Individually?

I can't imagine a mechanical way to successfully de-hull seeds! And if it was done seed by seed can you imagine how expensive a packet of it would be?! :(Laughing out loud):

i will use ordinary trill (Laughing out loud), it was the avicakes recipie that said to use hulled seed and that threw me a bit

I hate cooking but I think even I could manage those!

It's not cooking if you do it for your birds Julie It's only cooking when you have to do it, every single day, after day, after day...

 

I hate cooking too, as you can probably tell

You and I lin,sound like kindred spirits!

I agree...cooking for the humans is a chore sometimes.

 

We had another breakthrough here, though. Blueberri is eating the Beak Appetit "cream of tweet." Yay!