Scrambled Eggs

[triplebbirds]

You have never eaten an egg?? Go do Dennys and get yourself an egg right now

[tacotaco]

haha never, ever! i've only had things (like brownies) with egg in them. never actually had just an egg. people think im so crazy but i really don't like the smell or look of them so i'm really not interested for charlie, i will make my parents give him some of theirs lol

[tacotaco]

Christmas Morning: my mother decided to make scrambled eggs!! I haven't even mentioned anything about them so I was really excited to be able to let Charlie try some! He ate them faster than anything I've ever seen before lol yay.

*merry christmas!!

[Michael]

Just make sure you give the bird unsalted/unpeppered eggs. Really doesn't need to be eating that. Glad your bird enjoyed it, what about you?

BTW I don't eat eggs anymore either but that's a whole other story.

[Dahn]

I know this post is not directly about scrambled eggs, but that is at indirectly the subject. My bird is a 2 year old Blue Headed conure. She has three food dishes, A dish for a seed mix ABBA 1300 which has a nice mixture of seeds, nuts and dried fruits. A second dish has pellets. The third dish I put edamame and corn that was frozen and has been defrosted in the microwave ( I had been using succotash, but found the she only ate the corn). When she is out of the cage I give her red peppers eggs, almonds, cheese all of which she loves. My wife says that I am giving her too much protean. Does anyone here have any information or sources of information about what is the correct balance of protean to carbohydrate?

[SirHubi]

How do you make a scrambled egg for birds? Are there any indigrients I shouldn't add? I guess I shouldn't add salt, but are there any other harmful indigrients I should avoid? Do I cook it with butter, or without?

[Michael]

When I make scrambled egg for my parrot I do not add anything at all to the egg. I just lightly spray the pan so that it doesn't stick. Gotta spray the pan, we're all not using Teflon, right?

[MissLady9902]

No teflon here!

[SirHubi]

Thanks for tip:). I will make a scrambled egg soon. Maybe in weekend?

[Michael]

The trick is to make the eggs completely plain and cut out a little bit for your bird (really doesn't take much) and then do whatever to the remaining eggs that you do when you eat them.