The only tools you need to prepare are a blender and several ice cube trays.
Blend well, Turn off blender, add the next group of ingredients.
Blend well again, Turn off Blender , add next group of ingredients.
Blend well , turn off blender. Pour into ice cube trays and FREEZE. 1 cube in ice cube tray is approx. 2 tablespoons. It will freeze to the consistency of ice cream. You might store the ice cube trays in freezer bags or pop out the cubes and store in bags to prevent the BML from picking up any freezer odors--which can affect how well the gliders enjoy it.
This will feed 1 glider for approximately 1 month.
Notes:
Do NOT mix the fruits and veggies in before freezing.
There are several ways to feed the BML plan. The one thing that is consistent, is that, it is designed to be fed with fruits, veggies, and insects.
The rule of thumb per glider is:
If they eat it all the first night add a little more the next night till they leave only a little bit. The fruits and veggies can be of what ever variety you wish. There are times when gliders may like one thing one day and not the next, and vice versa, so don't think they don't like something just because they didn't eat it the one time you offered it. Avoid the pits in fruits, Do NOT feed the pits or seeds of apples, cherry, peaches etc.. You can use fresh or frozen, but do NOT used canned.
BML Shopping List
honey
eggs
apple juice
Gerber baby juice with yogurt
Herptivite Vitamin Supplement (blue label)
Rep-Cal Calcium Supplement (NON PHOSPHOROUS) (pink label)
2 2.5oz jars of Chicken baby food (usually says chicken with gravy)
wheat germ
dry baby cereal (mixed or oatmeal)
BML for the First Time
If your gliders have been on a different diet and you have trouble getting your gliders to adjust to BML try:
icing it with Hawaiian Delight baby food
swapping honey for pure Grade B maple syrup
scrambling instead of hard boiling the eggs
cutting the vitamin supplement (which can be bitter) to half