To start off with I had a very basic recipe whilst I was transitioning the birds onto a fresher diet (mainly for harlie as she's the most stubborn bird ever when it comes to eating new things).
The grains I was using needed improvements anyway due to processing etc. I was just picking up what I could find in the supermarket- which wasn't much tbh (only 4 grains) but my plan was to shop online for stuff eventually anyway as I made improvements.
So I've just done that this week and put together a shopping list hoping I could get most things at one place but not even that, I can't find most of what I'm looking for in the UK, not even the wheat grouts which I would assumed would be the easiest to find
- I've found one supplier (on amazon of all places not even a proper wholefood shop) who has one small bag left who wont be restocking??
-various rices- forget it, I could ship them in but that's going to cost a fortune if it even gets through in the first place as I think shipping foods is quite strict?
At the supermarket I can get pearl barley, quinoa, brown rice, rolled oats
Online so far I've found:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lundberg-Blac ... 0762410724
http://www.buywholefoodsonline.co.uk/or ... tAodrmUAmQ
http://www.buywholefoodsonline.co.uk/or ... s-1kg.html
I don't really feel that 6 items is enough? That's assuming these items aren't discontinued too at any point.
Also I'm struggling with Harlie, we started off well and she ate everything in the mix once she got used to it but now she is picking out all the favourites- basically the grain or beans and leaving the veggies. If I feed her less to encourage her to eat all of it her weight plummets because she will happily go hungry (she's always been like this), if I feed her more then she obviously pigs out on the bits she picks out. I'm already chopping it into teeny pieces so short of mashing it up for her (which she doesn't like anyway) I'm struggling. The answer in the past has just to persevere with stuff but she's never regressed once she's started eating something.





