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amanda starts with ...
I fed my worms a whole heap of seaweed not so long ago.....they must love it as it's all gone! And the soil feels so soft and "fluffy" .. (pic of what's left)
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Time: 29th January 2010 11:46am
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Speedy says...
Yummy!
Time: 30th January 2010 12:10pm
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amanda says...
Yea! I am going to see if the chooks will eat it too!? I need to figure out a "recipe" - maybe dry and grind - probably good for the dogs as well do u think?
Time: 30th January 2010 12:57pm
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Speedy says...
Dry and grind sounds good.
Maybe chopped in a blender til quite fine and added to their usual grain mash or pellets.
I cant imagine that it would be anything but good for the dog to have a bit occasionally.
If it's Eklonia sp. , IME it works OK as a substitute for Kombu when making miso soup.
just wash and hang out to dry then store for later use.
Sliced thinly once reconstituted I've found it good to eat.
Time: 31st January 2010 11:50pm
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