If you do, break it up into bits and scatter it across your yard, otherwise you'll have a bunch of animal fights, and if they figure out that you put it out there purposely for them to eat, they'll keep coming back. But if you scatter, then they'll find it on their own, and won't become dependent on you for food.What can I do with a left over Gingerbread house? Can I put it outside for the birds and squirrels to eat?
I'd say put it away from your house, because you don't know what will come to eat it. It may not be the cute furry friends you describe, but the not so cute ones, like mice and possums, and yes, raccoons.What can I do with a left over Gingerbread house? Can I put it outside for the birds and squirrels to eat?
yes- they will love you- so will the racoons,
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