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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by SirHubi » Sat Jan 30, 2010 2:12 pm
I made Cookie scrambled egg! He loved it ! However I have one question. How often can birds eat eggs, because I know that too much eggs can cause allergic reactions in human body. What about birds? Is there any limitation on how much egg can bird eat and how often?
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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by Michael » Sat Jan 30, 2010 9:39 pm
A) Egg is natural bird food for birds. It is made of the stuff that they need obviously.
B) I don't give her egg too often cause it's optional and not really necessary so I only give it about once a month.
B) I don't give her egg too often cause it's optional and not really necessary so I only give it about once a month.
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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by alight15 » Thu Mar 04, 2010 8:03 am
Michael wrote:A) Egg is natural bird food for birds. It is made of the stuff that they need obviously.
B) I don't give her egg too often cause it's optional and not really necessary so I only give it about once a month.
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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by MissLady9902 » Fri Mar 19, 2010 8:49 pm
Marvin had scrambled eggs today for the first time and he loved them!
Noodle loves them too and was VERY happy to get them again!
Noodle loves them too and was VERY happy to get them again!
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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by oknuma » Tue Mar 30, 2010 6:23 pm
Michael wrote: Gotta spray the pan, we're all not using Teflon, right?
no teflon here but i dont spray the pan or cook with oils either.
a little bit of water in teh bottom of the pan stops the egg sticking just fine.
I also only add the egg shell before scrambling and serve up in half of the shell as well
I serve about once a fortnight to once a month.
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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by pache11 » Mon Nov 08, 2010 2:11 pm
My cockatiel, Kugel, is 20yrs old and loves scrambled eggs and toast. I fry mine in virgin coconut oil that has many benefits for birds. Antibacterial, antiviral, lowers cholesterol, lower in calories then most oils.
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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by Jenny » Mon Nov 08, 2010 4:31 pm
pache11 wrote:My cockatiel, Kugel, is 20yrs old...
I'm impressed that you have a 20yr old cockatiel - have you had Kugel since babyhood?
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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by entrancedbymyGCC » Mon Nov 08, 2010 5:05 pm
You can also microwave-scramble eggs...
I know, I know, I have a hard time letting these things go -- but eating too much egg doesnt cause allergies in people. You can develop an allergy without warning where you didn't have one before, but it isn't directly related to the quantity consumed. The main concern with eggs has always been cholesterol, but I think now we don't really feel dietary cholesterol is all that bad after all!
I know, I know, I have a hard time letting these things go -- but eating too much egg doesnt cause allergies in people. You can develop an allergy without warning where you didn't have one before, but it isn't directly related to the quantity consumed. The main concern with eggs has always been cholesterol, but I think now we don't really feel dietary cholesterol is all that bad after all!
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Re: Scrambled Eggs
by pchela » Mon Nov 08, 2010 5:26 pm
Entranced, I just have to say, I love your mind!
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