Can you do fast fibre with hot water?

[Ranyhyn]

Random but thinking of warming my mare up in this rain...

 

[Mongoose11]

Of course, yummy hot porridge.....

 

[Cobs-Rock]

I sometimes do, I don't know for definite if you can or not though. It doesn't seem to affect any of mine. Hope I helped.

 

[wiglet]

Yep! I always use hot water - my girl loves it!

 

[claribella]

Yeah my girl loves it better hot

 

[WelshD]

Yes it makes it wonderfully fluffy too!

 

[joeanne]

Yup...and I use it for speedi-beet too.
Cold/wet mornings they seem to really appreciate it.

 

[tallyho!]

Yes, if you're not tempted to scoff it first...

 

[Ranyhyn]

It did look delicious!

 

[Amaranta]

Warm water is better, the reason being that if the water is too hot, ie boiling, you will kill off any vitamins that are in the feed.

 

[Ranyhyn]

Ah good, I used warm tap water

 

[HashRouge]

Yep, it's much quicker with warm water

 

[FfionWinnie]

I use hot as she gets speedibeet and I am impatient

 

[kerrieberry2]

my youngster wont eat it now if its not warm! he's such a princess!

 

[CallieAndFrankie]

If you read the bag its meant to be a hotsoak really hence the name fast fibre as its quicker using hot water

 

[gingerarab]

Be very careful using hot water straight out of a kettle, it continues to cook and takes a long time to cool down, it can burn !

 

[CallieAndFrankie]

Use warm water out of the tap it makes it just right

 

[Ranyhyn]

Ha I did think I'd read the bag but clearly not! Thanks guys