Recipe for Henry's Blocks Baby Biscuits for Young Squirrels

[CrazySquirrelLady]

Tell me what you all think of this idea. We will see what Gen. Forrest thinks soon.

HENRY'S BABY BISCUITS:
1 Henry's Block
3 teaspoons Milk (or enough to make cookie dough texture, wet but thick)

Take a Henry's Growth Block and grind in electric coffee bean grinder (make sure it is clean!).

Grind Block into fine flour like consistency. Get out all lumps.

Mix Henry's flour and the milk, stir.

Bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes. Keep eye on them. They should look like cookies when you take them. out.

I made a batch and they actually smell so good I am tempted to eat one myself.

This should keep a small squirrel from choking or having a bleeding mouth from sharp block edges, shouldn't it?

What do you all think?


Is it safe to try out on the General?

Hugs
CSL

[crazysquirrels]

The milk part will screw with the balance of the cookie. But maybe goats milk will not. BTW I used to eat one cookie from each batch to test. They are not bad for you either.

[CritterMom]

This is basically my "deconstructed HHB" idea. I would sub yogurt or no sugar applesauce for the milk - you could even use water since it is mostly just providing moisture...

[CrazySquirrelLady]

This is basically my "deconstructed HHB" idea. I would sub yogurt or no sugar applesauce for the milk - you could even use water since it is mostly just providing moisture...
Yes, should have given Critter Mom the credit, I read her advice and decided to try it out on the General.

I made up some mush with some FV milk and had some left overs, so tried out a batch of biscuits.

I like the idea of sub yogurt or applesauce instead of the milk....

great idea...

Go Critter Mom


:D

csl

[Foamy the squirrel]

what about the crumbs they leave from the hhbs? can u use thos ???

[CrazySquirrelLady]

well I would think they might have pee or poopy on them?

so I think fresh block would be best..

The General loved them... I baked him another batch with yogurt in them instead of leftover FV milk.