ZephyrFly
New member
Hi everyone!
I've decided 100% that I'm going to incorporate mash into my future birds diet. Possible more for my peace of mind, always having something ready in the freezer, but I want it to be good.
I've hit a snag though, most people recommend something called 16 bean soup without the spices. Living in the UK I discovered that we do not have this anywhere. I know I could get the beans separately, but I want to money efficient if i can. On the other hand I have found dried, ready made minestrone soup. Would this be a good substitute?
Ingredients:
wholemeal pasta (20%), part-cooked barley, part-cooked emmer (wheat), part-coart cooked green split peas, part-cooked yellow split lentils, part-cook yellow split peas, red split lentils.
pasta contains: Durum wholemeal semolina, water.
And the cooking instructions just say and water and heat, add seasoning as you want.
There's no seasoning in the bag, the ingredients seem OK, do people think this is a good substitute for the 16 bean soup people the the states use?
I've decided 100% that I'm going to incorporate mash into my future birds diet. Possible more for my peace of mind, always having something ready in the freezer, but I want it to be good.
I've hit a snag though, most people recommend something called 16 bean soup without the spices. Living in the UK I discovered that we do not have this anywhere. I know I could get the beans separately, but I want to money efficient if i can. On the other hand I have found dried, ready made minestrone soup. Would this be a good substitute?
Ingredients:
wholemeal pasta (20%), part-cooked barley, part-cooked emmer (wheat), part-coart cooked green split peas, part-cooked yellow split lentils, part-cook yellow split peas, red split lentils.
pasta contains: Durum wholemeal semolina, water.
And the cooking instructions just say and water and heat, add seasoning as you want.
There's no seasoning in the bag, the ingredients seem OK, do people think this is a good substitute for the 16 bean soup people the the states use?