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Niteangel have come up with freeze dried tofu! It is such a good idea. It is out of stock at the moment but I just thought I would mention it. It is very handy as fresh tofu goes off very quickly.
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Are you going to try it? I’d be interested to see what it’s like, freezing changes the texture of tofu a lot & my hams didn’t like it, freeze dried would be different again & I’m not sure it would have the same appeal really.
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I may do. Orko likes freeze dried chicken so he may like it but you do make a good point about the texture.
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It might be worth trying, you never know with hamsters! I think freeze drying preserves the flavour in chicken (I haven’t tried it myself!) but tofu has so little flavour to begin with it might be the texture that appeals most.
I tried it, it tastes awful a bit like chewing cardboard. I could understand that my hamster rejected it
I will add the link, I didn’t get the niteangel packet but I guess they more or less all taste similar.
I feed walnuts to add protein to my hamsters diet, he won’t eat mealworms or any other dried insects for hamsters. Cottage cheese is also a good source, but mine doesn’t like that either
My vet told me to be careful only to feed the dried chicken outside of his cage (playpen) as it is dangerous if they store it and it gets moist.
I have fed the treats to my friends dogs
they enjoyed the tasteless snack
I feed walnuts to add protein to my hamsters diet, he won’t eat mealworms or any other dried insects for hamsters. Cottage cheese is also a good source, but mine doesn’t like that either
My vet told me to be careful only to feed the dried chicken outside of his cage (playpen) as it is dangerous if they store it and it gets moist.
I have fed the treats to my friends dogs
they enjoyed the tasteless snack