What are the prices for this year do you sell unsalted buckets if so how much for 0ne of each will wait for your reply
Stuart and Frankie –
Manawa ora Matua Paul, We are selling our frozen salt free frozen freshies for $35 per bird plus freight. They are super tasty roasted rather than boiled, they go so crispy and reka 🙂 We won’t be dispatching Tītī until the first week of June when we return from Poutama 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
Gayle Lewis –
Yes please. I have a whanau get together 2027, Want to do a fundraiser, to get some PUTEA ($s) together for this event.
Rated 5 out of 5
Agnes saunders –
Can I have my name on list for unsalted titi plz
Stuart and Frankie –
Certainly, we will add you to our email list 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
Colin Smithies –
I would like a 5l bucket of A graders…when will these be in stock again?
Rated 5 out of 5
Deliah Quedec –
Ata mārie,
If I wanted to order 2 or 3 single Titi how much would the freight be for those. Also I am from Bay of Islands, Northland, how long will the buckets last up here, it’s much warmer than Rakiura.
Ngā Mihi
Deliah Quedec
Stuart and Frankie –
Manawa ora Whaea, freight for single vacuum packed Tītī is charged at $17 for up to 8 birds. Here is some information about how to care for your buckets:
Care of buckets of Mutton Birds:
Buckets of Titi do not need to be kept in a chiller. We preserve them in salt, which pickles the birds. It is best to rotate your bucket to prevent the top mutton birds drying out and going mouldy. However if this does happen it’s okay, just wipe the mould off with a dry clean rag, nobody will get sick.
To rotate the bucket, keep it up right for a week and then upside down for a week. Be careful though as once the bucket has been opened it may leak when you turn it upside down, in which case a bit of duct tape around the seal should prevent this.
Some people prefer to individually wrap each bird in gladwrap and freezing them. This is fine but not necessary. They may start to get freezer burn after a year.
Titi when stored in the bucket and kept in a cooler part of the house like a garage will last forever if the bucket is rotated.
I hope this helps 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
Boxer Turner –
Absolutely hanging for my bucket thanks
Rated 5 out of 5
Francie Hunter –
Kia ora,
Can you please send me details of pre-season ordering information and pricing please. I am in Hastings Hawkes Bay.
Thank you
Nga Mihi
Francie Hunter
admin –
Kia ora Whaea, please click on the bucket you want to pre-order in our shop and complete the order form. You will then receive an email with the payment details. The birds are nice and fat this year, kia pai to ra 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
John King –
Need a 5 lite bucket of A grade mutton bird’s please
admin –
Thank you for your enquiry, John. I have emailed you pre-season ordering information along with pricing.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to reply via my email.
Kā mihi,
Stuart & Frankie
Rated 5 out of 5
Mama –
I’m interested in a bucket
admin –
Happy that we were able to assist you with a B-Grade bucket.
Paul Pehi –
Would like unsalted and salted half buckets if possible
Stuart and Frankie –
Please email us at info@muttonbirds.maori.nz to go on our email list 🙂
Paul Pehi –
What are the prices for this year do you sell unsalted buckets if so how much for 0ne of each will wait for your reply
Stuart and Frankie –
Manawa ora Matua Paul, We are selling our frozen salt free frozen freshies for $35 per bird plus freight. They are super tasty roasted rather than boiled, they go so crispy and reka 🙂 We won’t be dispatching Tītī until the first week of June when we return from Poutama 🙂
Gayle Lewis –
Yes please. I have a whanau get together 2027, Want to do a fundraiser, to get some PUTEA ($s) together for this event.
Agnes saunders –
Can I have my name on list for unsalted titi plz
Stuart and Frankie –
Certainly, we will add you to our email list 🙂
Colin Smithies –
I would like a 5l bucket of A graders…when will these be in stock again?
Deliah Quedec –
Ata mārie,
If I wanted to order 2 or 3 single Titi how much would the freight be for those. Also I am from Bay of Islands, Northland, how long will the buckets last up here, it’s much warmer than Rakiura.
Ngā Mihi
Deliah Quedec
Stuart and Frankie –
Manawa ora Whaea, freight for single vacuum packed Tītī is charged at $17 for up to 8 birds. Here is some information about how to care for your buckets:
Care of buckets of Mutton Birds:
Buckets of Titi do not need to be kept in a chiller. We preserve them in salt, which pickles the birds. It is best to rotate your bucket to prevent the top mutton birds drying out and going mouldy. However if this does happen it’s okay, just wipe the mould off with a dry clean rag, nobody will get sick.
To rotate the bucket, keep it up right for a week and then upside down for a week. Be careful though as once the bucket has been opened it may leak when you turn it upside down, in which case a bit of duct tape around the seal should prevent this.
Some people prefer to individually wrap each bird in gladwrap and freezing them. This is fine but not necessary. They may start to get freezer burn after a year.
Titi when stored in the bucket and kept in a cooler part of the house like a garage will last forever if the bucket is rotated.
I hope this helps 🙂
Boxer Turner –
Absolutely hanging for my bucket thanks
Francie Hunter –
Kia ora,
Can you please send me details of pre-season ordering information and pricing please. I am in Hastings Hawkes Bay.
Thank you
Nga Mihi
Francie Hunter
admin –
Kia ora Whaea, please click on the bucket you want to pre-order in our shop and complete the order form. You will then receive an email with the payment details. The birds are nice and fat this year, kia pai to ra 🙂
John King –
Need a 5 lite bucket of A grade mutton bird’s please
admin –
Thank you for your enquiry, John. I have emailed you pre-season ordering information along with pricing.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to reply via my email.
Kā mihi,
Stuart & Frankie
Mama –
I’m interested in a bucket
admin –
Happy that we were able to assist you with a B-Grade bucket.