First time homemade treats

[daphnephoebe]

I am such a sheep. I had to copy & make treats last night & now I want to dry apples. Does it matter which type or are any good for drying ? I'm thinking they would make nice energy snacks I'm sure J B & M would help out

Any normal eating apples

If doing in oven like me, cut them around 2 mm thick and cook at 130degc for half hour and allow to cool in the oven. They'll still be slightly rubbery, but that's perfect. If they're rock hard they're over done.
(You have to nibble it)

How did the cookies come out? Let's see!!

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[keletkezes]

It's always a good taste test when they're looking for more

I love dried apple, the buns wouldn't get a look in! :lol:

 

[joey&boo]

Thanks DP - they look delicious. I don't know if the apples are eating apples - they grow wild

 

[Horace the Bold]

Thanks DP - they look delicious. I don't know if the apples are eating apples - they grow wild

One nibble (you not the bunnies) and you should be able to tell

 

[Omi]

Thanks DP - they look delicious. I don't know if the apples are eating apples - they grow wild

If they're growing wild, my guess is that they're eating apples. One of the places we often walk is next to a railway line. There are lots of wild apple trees there, we think that people have thrown the cores out of the train windows and over the years they have grown into full-grown trees.

 

[joey&boo]

thanks guys - I'll have a nibble & see how it goes

 

[MightyMax]

I am such a sheep. I had to copy & make treats last night & now I want to dry apples. Does it matter which type or are any good for drying ? I'm thinking they would make nice energy snacks I'm sure J B & M would help out

Any type would be good, I think

 

[bunnybabbitsboing]

These look great, I'm definitely going to try this for mine

 

[daphnephoebe]

thanks guys - I'll have a nibble & see how it goes

If they're bitter then they're cooking
You can often tell by size as well - cooking are normally a little smaller than a grapefruit. They also normally have a slightly rough texture to their skin.
Good luck - the girls seem to love it. Even the other small furries.

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[daphnephoebe]

Any type would be good, I think

Cooking apples are slightly poisonous. Even to us when cooked
But you'd need to eat so many of them it's difficult to cause problems in us.
Because I don't know how much is would take for a bunny they never get cooking apples.

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[MightyMax]

Cooking apples are slightly poisonous. Even to us when cooked
But you'd need to eat so many of them it's difficult to cause problems in us.
Because I don't know how much is would take for a bunny they never get cooking apples.

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Cooking apples are sharp tasting, but they are not poisonous to rabbits or humans

 

[daphnephoebe]

Cooking apples are sharp tasting, but they are not poisonous to rabbits or humans

I read in loads of books they're slightly poisonous :s
I may have to track the books down at mums and check, maybe I misread it

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[Toffs and Pebbs]

I had to try the apples as it seemed easy so here they are, do they look poisonous?[emoji23]

I also tried broccoli for some reason. They absolutely stink??


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[daphnephoebe]

They look lovely TaP
Yes, broccoli, cows parsley, any dark greens really stink when cooked.
Banana was a bad smell too

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[Toffs and Pebbs]

They look lovely TaP
Yes, broccoli, cows parsley, any dark greens really stink when cooked.
Banana was a bad smell too

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Thanks dp they seem to like them


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