dickTed said:Threw the grain on the back lawn, thinking all the birds around the place would like to hoe into them, but they just walk nervously past them lookin for worms.
Birds are spoilt these days.
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Poor dogozbrewer said:HAve you got a dog?...they make good dog biscuits
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My Dobermanns love the spent grain but even two of them can only take care of a small amout. And next day meusli bars.Gulf Brewery said:Poor dogozbrewer said:HAve you got a dog?...they make good dog biscuits
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Jovial_Monk said:hmm one the rare occasion I dump the grain birds have finished it off in 3-4 days.
Mostly though I give spent grain to neighbor, get lovely Chinese meals in exchange! Yum!
My stupid Chi wouldn't even look at spent grain dog biccys
Jovial Monk
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Wortgames said:Tasty, grain-fed tiffy...
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Can vouch for that deebee... <_< First time a bought a bag of Marris Otter I decided to just leave it sitting in the garage as I had no plans for it for a couple of weeks. (Who's an idiot :wacko: )deebee said:A few grains makes bloody good rodent bait.
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Yep, don't want to gain a rep with the local rodents. Lest you catch them lining up at your garage door with BYO bags and 5ml bottles of Cab Sav. <_<RobW said:I've been caught like that too. What's that stuff on the ground - doh!
It goes in hard plastic containers now. Spent grains go in the compost.
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