NOT FIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION?

Started by Duke Ellington, June 24, 2012, 07:38:47

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Duke Ellington

What makes the peanuts I buy for the birds not fit for human consumption?
Duke
dont be fooled by the name I am a Lady!! :-*

Duke Ellington

dont be fooled by the name I am a Lady!! :-*

grannyjanny

I can't answer that for you Duke I'm sorry but I think there's a fungus on them & where I get them from it says they are safe to feed to the birds. I bet Flighty will know ;D

Flighty

Did someone mention my name!  :)

As far as I know peanuts for birds bought from reputable sources are okay for human consumption, and I have known some people who do eat them although I don't.

Have a look at the section Feeding garden Birds 2. on this webpage -
http://www.gardenadvice.co.uk/howto/wildflowers/wildbirdfood/index.html
Flighty's plot,  http://flightplot.wordpress.com,  is my blog.

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grannyjanny


Duke Ellington

Wow that was spooky you mentioned Flightys name and he came!! :o

Duke

ps thanks for the link Flighty
dont be fooled by the name I am a Lady!! :-*

Flighty

Flighty's plot,  http://flightplot.wordpress.com,  is my blog.

I support the Gardening with Disabilities Trust, http://www.gardeningwithdisabilitiestrust.org.uk

tartonterro

If they are not suitable for human consumption they could be potentially high in Aflatoxin - this is a fungas that is very prolific on peanuts and if ingested (eaten) in large enough quantities and cause death.

And my OH says i dont listen to her when she talks about work lol

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