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Tropimix Peanut Butter Banana Cone

November 24, 2015 Blog, Recipes for Birds

The Flock says WE WANT Peanut butter!

There is nothing better than a peanut butter “ice-cream” cone. Except maybe a Tropimix peanut butter banana cone that is !

Ingredients

  • ½ cup of unsalted natural creamy peanut butter (room temperature)
  • ½ cup of Small Parrot Tropimix
  • 1 banana (smashed)
  • 3 to 4 small ice-cream cones.

Directions

In small mixing bowl, combine the Small Parrot Tropimix, smashed banana and peanut butter. Scoop about 1 to 2 tablespoons into the cone. Warning-your bird will love it!

No cones: Take wooden popsicle stick (wooden tongue depressors – for large birds, the bigger the stick, the better) and scoop up about a tablespoon and offer to your bird.

Beta-carotene booster: Skip the crunch-cut a pepper (hot or sweet) in half and scoop in mixture to make an edible serving bowl that’s loaded with vitamin A!

Melanie Allen

About Melanie Allen

Melanie got her start with Parrots in the 1980's with her first parrot, a purchased yellow-naped amazon - who suffered from chronic health issues that stemmed from poor nutrition and inadequate care. Melanie also served as president of Florida Federation of Aviculture, Inc., as a Board Member for National Parrot Rescue & Preservation Foundation, and on the American Federation of Aviculture Nomination Committee. Today, she works closely with aviculturists, retail stores, and companion pet owners, and attends all U.S. “Avi-Industry” conventions, including the American Federation of Aviculture, Avicultural Society of America, and Parrot Festival, on behalf of The Hagen Group.

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