Question 1

How do I buy gifts from Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "Have you ever sprouted lentils for your chickens? 🌱🐓
Here’s how to get started:

1. Go Grab Yourself Some Lentils! You can find them in almost every grocery store. I got these at Target.

2. Find the Perfect Container: Use a *non-airtight* vessel so you’re not trapping the air. You want to create a terrarium-like environment and prevent mold. This jar is from Homegoods— it’s a noodle storage container with a sealed/locking lid. I just took those sealing parts off so the lid is loose.

3. Begin with a Thin Layer: Just barely cover the bottom of the jar with lentils. They’ll eventually grow out of the jar if you add too many. There’s also a greater chance they’ll mold too.

4. Soak Overnight: Fill the jar with water and let the lentils soak until morning (about 8 hours)

5. Drain and Rinse: After soaking, drain and rinse the lentils.
Note: make sure to drain ALL the water out from this step forward! No more soaking or else they’ll ferment 🚫

6. Repeat Step 5 DAILY: Keep up the rinse and drain cycle 1-2 times per day until the lentils are sprouted.

🌱 Why sprout lentils?

Sprouted lentils unlock a treasure trove of nutrients, making them a super healthy snack for your chickens. They are rich in vitamins and minerals that will aiding in your flock’s overall health and egg production. In a season where greens are often nowhere to be found, these sprouts are a great addition to their diet.

… and humans can eat them too! 😋

💡 Make sure to save this for later so you can give it a try.

#healthychickens #happychickens #backyardchickens #chickenkeeper #sproutinglentils #lentils #sprouts #chickentreats #chickenfodder #chickenlady #petchickens #chickenkeepingtips #growingsprouts"'s wishlist?

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Click on any item in Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "Have you ever sprouted lentils for your chickens? 🌱🐓
Here’s how to get started:

1. Go Grab Yourself Some Lentils! You can find them in almost every grocery store. I got these at Target.

2. Find the Perfect Container: Use a *non-airtight* vessel so you’re not trapping the air. You want to create a terrarium-like environment and prevent mold. This jar is from Homegoods— it’s a noodle storage container with a sealed/locking lid. I just took those sealing parts off so the lid is loose.

3. Begin with a Thin Layer: Just barely cover the bottom of the jar with lentils. They’ll eventually grow out of the jar if you add too many. There’s also a greater chance they’ll mold too.

4. Soak Overnight: Fill the jar with water and let the lentils soak until morning (about 8 hours)

5. Drain and Rinse: After soaking, drain and rinse the lentils.
Note: make sure to drain ALL the water out from this step forward! No more soaking or else they’ll ferment 🚫

6. Repeat Step 5 DAILY: Keep up the rinse and drain cycle 1-2 times per day until the lentils are sprouted.

🌱 Why sprout lentils?

Sprouted lentils unlock a treasure trove of nutrients, making them a super healthy snack for your chickens. They are rich in vitamins and minerals that will aiding in your flock’s overall health and egg production. In a season where greens are often nowhere to be found, these sprouts are a great addition to their diet.

… and humans can eat them too! 😋

💡 Make sure to save this for later so you can give it a try.

#healthychickens #happychickens #backyardchickens #chickenkeeper #sproutinglentils #lentils #sprouts #chickentreats #chickenfodder #chickenlady #petchickens #chickenkeepingtips #growingsprouts"'s wishlist to see purchase options. Items can be reserved to avoid duplicates, and Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "Have you ever sprouted lentils for your chickens? 🌱🐓
Here’s how to get started:

1. Go Grab Yourself Some Lentils! You can find them in almost every grocery store. I got these at Target.

2. Find the Perfect Container: Use a *non-airtight* vessel so you’re not trapping the air. You want to create a terrarium-like environment and prevent mold. This jar is from Homegoods— it’s a noodle storage container with a sealed/locking lid. I just took those sealing parts off so the lid is loose.

3. Begin with a Thin Layer: Just barely cover the bottom of the jar with lentils. They’ll eventually grow out of the jar if you add too many. There’s also a greater chance they’ll mold too.

4. Soak Overnight: Fill the jar with water and let the lentils soak until morning (about 8 hours)

5. Drain and Rinse: After soaking, drain and rinse the lentils.
Note: make sure to drain ALL the water out from this step forward! No more soaking or else they’ll ferment 🚫

6. Repeat Step 5 DAILY: Keep up the rinse and drain cycle 1-2 times per day until the lentils are sprouted.

🌱 Why sprout lentils?

Sprouted lentils unlock a treasure trove of nutrients, making them a super healthy snack for your chickens. They are rich in vitamins and minerals that will aiding in your flock’s overall health and egg production. In a season where greens are often nowhere to be found, these sprouts are a great addition to their diet.

… and humans can eat them too! 😋

💡 Make sure to save this for later so you can give it a try.

#healthychickens #happychickens #backyardchickens #chickenkeeper #sproutinglentils #lentils #sprouts #chickentreats #chickenfodder #chickenlady #petchickens #chickenkeepingtips #growingsprouts" will be notified when gifts are purchased.

Question 2

Can I see what others have already bought?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Reserved items are marked so you can avoid buying duplicates. The wishlist owner won't see who reserved what until after the occasion.

Question 3

Is this wishlist regularly updated?

Accepted Answer

Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "Have you ever sprouted lentils for your chickens? 🌱🐓
Here’s how to get started:

1. Go Grab Yourself Some Lentils! You can find them in almost every grocery store. I got these at Target.

2. Find the Perfect Container: Use a *non-airtight* vessel so you’re not trapping the air. You want to create a terrarium-like environment and prevent mold. This jar is from Homegoods— it’s a noodle storage container with a sealed/locking lid. I just took those sealing parts off so the lid is loose.

3. Begin with a Thin Layer: Just barely cover the bottom of the jar with lentils. They’ll eventually grow out of the jar if you add too many. There’s also a greater chance they’ll mold too.

4. Soak Overnight: Fill the jar with water and let the lentils soak until morning (about 8 hours)

5. Drain and Rinse: After soaking, drain and rinse the lentils.
Note: make sure to drain ALL the water out from this step forward! No more soaking or else they’ll ferment 🚫

6. Repeat Step 5 DAILY: Keep up the rinse and drain cycle 1-2 times per day until the lentils are sprouted.

🌱 Why sprout lentils?

Sprouted lentils unlock a treasure trove of nutrients, making them a super healthy snack for your chickens. They are rich in vitamins and minerals that will aiding in your flock’s overall health and egg production. In a season where greens are often nowhere to be found, these sprouts are a great addition to their diet.

… and humans can eat them too! 😋

💡 Make sure to save this for later so you can give it a try.

#healthychickens #happychickens #backyardchickens #chickenkeeper #sproutinglentils #lentils #sprouts #chickentreats #chickenfodder #chickenlady #petchickens #chickenkeepingtips #growingsprouts" regularly adds new items to keep their wishlist current with fresh gift ideas and trending products.

Question 4

What makes this wishlist special?

Accepted Answer

This wishlist is personally curated by Alysha Whitfield | Bee Jeweled Coop on Instagram: "Have you ever sprouted lentils for your chickens? 🌱🐓
Here’s how to get started:

1. Go Grab Yourself Some Lentils! You can find them in almost every grocery store. I got these at Target.

2. Find the Perfect Container: Use a *non-airtight* vessel so you’re not trapping the air. You want to create a terrarium-like environment and prevent mold. This jar is from Homegoods— it’s a noodle storage container with a sealed/locking lid. I just took those sealing parts off so the lid is loose.

3. Begin with a Thin Layer: Just barely cover the bottom of the jar with lentils. They’ll eventually grow out of the jar if you add too many. There’s also a greater chance they’ll mold too.

4. Soak Overnight: Fill the jar with water and let the lentils soak until morning (about 8 hours)

5. Drain and Rinse: After soaking, drain and rinse the lentils.
Note: make sure to drain ALL the water out from this step forward! No more soaking or else they’ll ferment 🚫

6. Repeat Step 5 DAILY: Keep up the rinse and drain cycle 1-2 times per day until the lentils are sprouted.

🌱 Why sprout lentils?

Sprouted lentils unlock a treasure trove of nutrients, making them a super healthy snack for your chickens. They are rich in vitamins and minerals that will aiding in your flock’s overall health and egg production. In a season where greens are often nowhere to be found, these sprouts are a great addition to their diet.

… and humans can eat them too! 😋

💡 Make sure to save this for later so you can give it a try.

#healthychickens #happychickens #backyardchickens #chickenkeeper #sproutinglentils #lentils #sprouts #chickentreats #chickenfodder #chickenlady #petchickens #chickenkeepingtips #growingsprouts", ensuring all gift ideas are items they actually want and will use. No guesswork required!