What to do with earthworm sticks.

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Hello all! Okay, I picked up some earthworm sticks from my local pet store. Unfortunately they are rock hard, and I don't want my axie trying to choke these down. They don't soften when I soak them either, they just dissolve. Would it be possible to grind these up, add egg, and a binder like arrowroot, and try to cook them into a softer pellet? Or should I just cut my loss, and get rid of the sticks?
 
IronViking said:
Hello all! Okay, I picked up some earthworm sticks from my local pet store. Unfortunately they are rock hard, and I don't want my axie trying to choke these down. They don't soften when I soak them either, they just dissolve. Would it be possible to grind these up, add egg, and a binder like arrowroot, and try to cook them into a softer pellet? Or should I just cut my loss, and get rid of the sticks?
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the only thing I can think of apart from making them into a softer pellet would be to dissolve a load of them and then freeze them into ice cubes,
 
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