I have made one once using organic sesame butter, sorghum molasses, seeds
and rice flour. I mixed the butter with the rice flour until a firm ball and
dried in oven. then I rolled it in sorghum molasses, a thin coating and
then rolled in kaytee bird seed. I have found brown rice flour to be the
most nutritious.
"senn" <trichoglesus DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Stephen Oakes" <soakes1 DeleteThis @XXXbigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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> > "Gary Yates" <budgies5 DeleteThis @telpacific.com.au> wrote...
> > > I would like to make some solid seed treats for my budgies; I was told
> > > thje
> > > the seed could could be bound wirh PVA glue, but a reluctant to try
> this.
> >
> > Super-glue would probably be better. Just stick a whole bunch of small
> > stones and bits of wood together with super glue, then cover it with a
> > delicious coat of sand.
> >
> > ...sut beriously, PVA?
> >
> > Maybe use melted sugar or honey.
> >
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> > Stephen Oakes
> >
> >
> cancel the egg idea. just been told it wouldnt work.
>
> honey, golden syrup, maple syrup are what a friend whos a vet nurse
> suggests.
>
> >> Stay informed about: solid treats for budgies