Acorn squash

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mattgrizzlybear

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I read that you can feed a redfoot acorn squash. Do you feed it cooked or uncooked? Thanks!
 

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I mix shredded squash with greens and Mazuri twice a week. My torts love squash but not so much Mazuri. Adding the shredded squash guarantees they will eat the Mazuri since they can't separate the two. I WIN!! :)
 

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I feed it either warmed up in the microwave, or shredded, so it is easier to eat.
 

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I prefer to bake it with brown sugar and bacon for my family. :p :D For the tortoises, it depends who is going to get it. For some it is cooked, for some grated, and others get it as is.
 

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I prefer to bake it with brown sugar and bacon for my family. :p

I like to make a spaghetti type meat sauce and bake it on the half shell with mozzarella cheese as a topping.
 

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Is it better raw? Does it lose nutrients or something? it is for a baby so woud it be better softer? Thanks!
 

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If you buy a cheese grater with very tiny holes, you can grate hard things like carrots and acorn squash through the tiny holes and babies can eat it uncooked.
 
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