For all parrots nutriberries recipe.

[Nnbal]

For all parrots nutriberries recipe;
Dried apricots
Dry fig
Almond
Walnut
Hazelnut
Pistachios
Carrot
apple
Pellet feed
Pumpkin seeds (including the shell)
Mixed core
Sesame
Oat
Coconut powder
chili pepper
2-3 teaspoons of honey or molasses

Make everything smaller on the robot. Make a ball. And bake for 10-15 minutes at 180 degrees Celsius / 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Enjoy your meal!

 

[Blueberry]

Thank you for sharing!!!

 

[Nnbal]

Thank you for sharing!!!

Not at all. Thank you

 

[Destiny]

What is "mixed core"? I think I have everything else.

How much of each ingredient do you add, approximately?

 

[Nnbal]

What is "mixed core"? I think I have everything else.

How much of each ingredient do you add, approximately?

I added a handful of each. Mixed core: small core like big core.The powder ones are a spoon

 

[Shezbug]

I added a handful of each. Mixed core: small core like big core.The powder ones are a spoon

Can you share a pic of this thing you refer to as mixed core?

 

[Nnbal]

Of course

 

[Shezbug]

Of course
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Oh, mixed seeds

 

[Nnbal]

Oh, mixed seeds

Yes it is.

 

[Toy]

I'm assuming " Make everything smaller on the robot"...."the robot" is a food processor or some small kitchen appliance that chops the foods smaller?

 

[Nnbal]

I'm assuming " Make everything smaller on the robot"...."the robot" is a food processor or some small kitchen appliance that chops the foods smaller?

Yes. Food processor.
It can also be a kitchen robot.

 

[Minha]

Is there an alternative for baking ?

 

[Zara]

Nice recipe!

@Momo & Mido

 

[Nnbal]

Is there an alternative for baking ?

Unfortunately, I do not know

 

[Pat H]

Is there an alternative for baking ?

Wonder if you could make it large crumbles instead of small balls.. then dehydrate/bake at 200* F instead for [maybe] an hour? Maybe into the size of a large sunflower seed in shell. Maybe only 45 min at 200* F...

 

[Destiny]

None of the ingredients require heating to be safe to consume. The baking sets them so they have a rigid structure, like a nutriberry. If you don't have access to an oven, the unbaked balls would be looser and sticky, but safe to offer. You could form them in to balls or use a mold, like an ice cube tray and then freeze them to help the balls keep their shape longer. Frozen treat balls would be a fun option for summer time, too.

But keep in mind that the firmer structure is intentional. It makes it harder for the bird to pull it apart and pickout favorite items. This helps to encourage pellet consumption. A softer treat might end up dissected instead of consumed fully.

 

[Teckechick]

I think I will give these a go this weekend. Thanks for sharing!