Ingredients in Poultry Spice

[rbbaker]

Does anyone know of a source for "Poultry Spice" (or a comparable supplement) in the U.S. ? Or can someone in the UK provide a list of ingredients?

Many thanks

 

[HennysMom]

black pepper, coriander, sage, salt..

I dont know what else, I'm looking at my bottle and thats all it says on it.

Anyone else?

 

[rbbaker]

Thanks, HennysMom for the quick reply. I think I should have explained a little bit more, though. I'm trying to find out about a mineral supplement called Poultry Spice used in the UK during winter/moulting. I can't seem to find out whether it or something like it is available in the U.S.

 

[Highlander]

Minerals, Micronised Wheat, Powdered Ginger, Turmeric, Fenugreek and Aniseed.

Protein 5%, Oils and Fats 2%, Fibre 1%, Ash 66%, Calcium 24%, Iron 1.25%, Potassium 0.85% and Magnesium 0.3%.

 

[rbbaker]

Thanks, Outtathebag!!! These spices sound really warming and sure to be appreciated by the girls in the cold weather; and I have all of these on hand.

 

[illinichick]

I found this exchange very funny. Poor Hennysmom, Dont worry, I was thinking the same thing. I guess in different parts of the world Poultry Spice means different things.

 

[cherig22]

Me too, I love sage for chicken, but to eat......

Cheri

 

[Village Farm]

Quote:
There is no such thing as a "warming" spice, if by that you mean one that actually increases heat production. If it causes a sensation of warmth by dilating skin capillaries, it will actually decrease body temperature by hastening heat loss.