Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag

Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag

$11.00
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  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • Close-up of freeze-dried pineapple slices.
  • thin slices of freeze-dried blueberries
  • Freeze-dried pear slices.
  • Freeze-dried apple slices.
  • Freeze-dried banana slices
  • A pile of freeze-dried green kale leaves.
  • Close-up of freeze-dried vibrant green fennel leaves.
  • A pile of small round freeze-dried green garden peas. Label stating it's from a supermarket frozen bag.
  • freeze-dried broccoli, small florets, green outer and lighter green middle, sliced up stems, very dry
  • thin slices of freeze-dried red chilli, with a label 'spicy, wash hands after handling'
  • Freeze-dried green capsicum slices
  • thin slices of freeze-dried kiwifruit
  • Thinly sliced freeze-dried green grapes. Label suggesting they are very sweet and to use sparingly.
  • very dry, thin, crisp orange circles of freeze-dried carrot
  • thin slices of freeze-dried strawberries
  • sliced freeze-dried feijoa - thin circles of light green or light brown (there are two varieties). homegrown in lower hutt.
  • freeze-dried black grapes, thinly sliced, some of the sugar caramelised on drying, visible dark red skins and light red crystals of sweet grape juice that have dried up
  • Freeze-dried slices of cored red plums. label stating they are homegrown.
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • large square packet of oxygen absorber.
  • scoop used to measure freeze-dried vegetables and fruit, about 70 mL, demonstrated here with a scoop of blueberries
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
  • Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag
Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag

Freeze-dried Pick and Mix - Small Bag

$11.00
Feeding Instructions

Because the pieces are airy and crunchy, they can be fun for the birds to eat as is and can be offered as a treat. Most birds will need only one or two pieces a day - consider that pellets recommend no more than 20% of daily diet be other food.

Some birds may prefer it broken up finer and sprinkled on their existing pellets.

You can also rehydrate the fruit pieces by adding a very small amount of water to them and leaving it for about half an hour, then offering as fresh.

Storage

The fruit and vegetables are packed in sealed Mylar bags which help preserve the shelf life of the product until it arrives to you. You can transfer the food into another container or use the bag ziploc to reseal it.

When the pieces are becoming soft, it means they've absorbed some moisture from the air and this means they should be used up soon.

The bags are packed with an oxygen absorber packet. Make sure no one tries to eat it! Oxygen absorber reacts with the oxygen in the packet and releases nitrogen. Because the oxygen is removed, there can be no bacterial growth and oxidation. As long as the bag is sealed and re-sealed, the absorber keeps working. Once the oxygen absorber packet has become rock-hard, it's been used up - the chemical reaction has finished and will not be able to absorb any more oxygen.
Nutritional Analysis
Ingredients

Fruit or vegetable as selected by the customer

Pick two from the available options. If you want the whole bag of one fruit or veg, then pick the same type on each line.

The big bag holds about 2 scoops, see picture for the size of the 70 mL scoop, but how much fits in it depends on the ingredients. The bag dimensions are 10cm x 15cm x 5cm.

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