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Carob pods.
Any ideas what to do with them, as in getting rid. ?
I don't do baking & there are far to many anyway. Seems such a waste just to take them to the dump. Suzi |
Re: Carob pods.
Originally Posted by Grebo
(Post 11745662)
Any ideas what to do with them, as in getting rid. ?
I don't do baking & there are far to many anyway. Seems such a waste just to take them to the dump. Suzi Easy Homemade Carob chocolate Sugar Dairy-Free) Recipe - Dairy-free.Food.com As best I recall in order to make carob powder the pods need to be boiled up and the contents removed then the pods dried out and ground up fine. Some farmers still use them for animal feed, I know they are quickly collected and put to use around our way, so maybe if you enquire amongst the local farming community they will advise you. |
Re: Carob pods.
They're good for goats (mixed with other stuff) and probaly pigs, as pigs will even eat people. I like to nibble them.
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Re: Carob pods.
Originally Posted by Lou P.
(Post 11746204)
They're good for goats (mixed with other stuff) and probaly pigs, as pigs will even eat people. I like to nibble them.
I've heard stories of how some people survived on them during the civil war. High protein I believe. |
Re: Carob pods.
Thanks, I know a man with a couple of pigs that might like them then.
Suzi |
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