Cashew pulp as duck treats?

[DanielleInUro]

I've started making cashew milk and going through it at about a quart every other day. I've got about half a cup of "cashew pulp" left after I finish squeezing out the liquid. I hate throwing it away, because that was CASHEWS, yo! But I'm not a fan of it in falafel, and I'm ambivalent about making a spread out of it.

It is, however, about the size of a roma tomato, and my ducks get four of those a day between them (one to each flock when I come home from work, and one to each to get them to go to bed.) Think I'm going to toss it to the ducks in place of a tomato tonight, and see if they throw a tantrum. Or maybe WITH a tomato, because I hate to ruin bedtime if they don't care for it.

Anybody have any good or bad experiences feeding nut pulp to ducks?

Also, you guys, cashew milk is amazing and easy.

 

[chickens really]

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[DanielleInUro]

Reporting back, they ate the heck out of it. In retrospect, I don't know why this was in question. They eat the heck out of everything I happen to be holding, whether it's edible or not.