Freezing fruits/vegetables/greens for later use?

[Mosasaurus]

Fruits and vegetables go bad quickly and wild weeds like dandelions and chickweed are seasonal, so it would be much easier to feed frozen food instead of fresh, especially because I could collect a lot more edible flowers and plants and feed them a varied diet with my own fruits/vegetables all year long.
Are frozen food any good? As far as I know they do not contain less nutrients than the fresh varieties. Does anyone feed them on a regular basis?

(I'm sorry if there are similar threads, but I can't find any.)

 

[Calpurnia]

Oh yes, there is no way I could feed fresh foods everyday without freezing it. Once every 3 months or so I make a big batch of chop and freeze it in ice cube trays for easy portioning. Each bird gets one cube per day. I just thaw them overnight in the fridge.

 

[Brigidt36]

I do the same. I make big batches of what I call Birdie Mash, which is full of chopped veggies and fruits, and freeze them in containers, so I always have some available for the fids.

 

[rocky'smom]

I also make huge batch of chop and freeze it. some veggies you will need to blanch before you freeze them. Fruit can be frozen also. I think I know where you can find the info let me do some searching on the forum and I will get back to you.

 

[rocky'smom]

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