Higgins Worldly Cuisine African Sunset 2.5Lb

My parrots from Macaws and Cockatoos down to my finches all love this.They all get cooked mash in the morning and I use this as my starter mix. I add Veggies,fruits and nuts that they like and they just love it. Sometimes I use this by itself if I am pressed for time. It's very quick and easy to make. You can give your feathered friends a nutritious breakfast lunch or dinner in just a few minutes and for a very low price. I have 8 parrots and 2 finches and this bag lasts a month. My tiny finches go crazy over this.Its so much better than seed for them. This is an awsome supplemental food but please remember your birds also need a good quality pellet and a varied diet to keep them healthy.

My African Grey can be a picky eater, but she is quite consistent in finishing this as her everyday breakfast. I do add come chopped veggies and sometimes a bit of whole grain spaghetti just to vary things up a little. Usually sit the cup next to the coffeemaker, so she gets a warm breakfast every day !

l am thrilled to have found this product for my birds. My Blue Front Amazon has been losing weight and feathers since 2/16 for no known reason and diagnosis was "I don't know what's wrong with your bird". His weight dropped from 390 grams to 309 over the course of 18 months.My birds have been on bird mixtures of fruits,veggies, nuts, legumes and whatever came in food packaged for birds for years, but werealways "picky" eaters until I added this product to their daily routine. They love it! It smells so good I've been tempted to try it myself.This mixture of African Cuisine is added to the other products and served everyday. At night, I serve him blended fruits and veggies with this African Cuisine added for flavor with a spoon.Yesterday, I weighed YouKnow (bird's name) and his weight was 320. It looks like his feathers are growing back, he seems to be happy (loves to scream) and is grooming himself again. I was so excited. I've called every family member to update his progress.This African Cuisine food will be a permanent product in my refrigerator. I highly recommend this being added to anyone's bird food diet.

I had bought this food in smaller portions, on sale, for $.75 each & thought my birds wouldn’t like it. They are VERY picky. My conure doesn’t like it, however, the Quaker wants it DAILY. Nowhere in stores sells this brand, since I got it from a pet store that was closing😢But it was ultimately cheaper to get a 2.5 pound bag!!! This should definitely last a few months & will keep her crabby butt, happy! She was throwing her regular seed multiple times a day, when we were out 😆

I tried Bird Street Bistro after trying this product. They did not like it like they did Worldly Cuisines. This is easier to make as you just pour in hot water and let it sit for a minute. With Bird Street Bistro, it has to cook for 15 minutes. It also seemed like there was a lot of pasta in it. Hands down, my birds like this product much better. Although, they prefer it warmed. Such spoiled birds!

It has a learning curve on how much water to add when cooking. After we figured that out it is perfect. Both birds love it. They eat this with a side of fruit and veggies once a day. I make enough for 3 days. I keep leftovers in the fridge and warm it up the next morning. They love their birdie oatmeal.

Any time my bird likes his food, I am happy.

My 16 year-old grey loves this food. Initially I tried Pretty Polly Birdy Banquet as my first experience with prepared packaged bird food. He picked at eat leaving all of the beans--which is at least 1/2 of the content. In addition it contained a lot of pasta which I feel is junk food for birds. I did like that Polly Bird Banquet contained a separate packet of vitamins to compensate for the junk food. Then cam Worldly Cuisines African Cooked Bird Food. All of the ingredients are health. The bulk of it appears to be quinoa. And it even taste great for humans--a little sweet from the fruit. This satisfies my grey's love for rice, oats, quinoa and sweets.