Frostie Paws for dogs...

[Jim Lampe]

I see they contain cheese, so Maddie's a cheesehead now too.
Looks like a local store has them, they're now on my grocery list.

Hah! She LOVES Cheese.... has it every day!

 

[Bob Correll]

On the grill.........to freeze.
Going down to 17F tonight, it's been in the 20's all day.

 

[Jim Lampe]

On the grill.........to freeze.
Going down to 17F tonight, it's been in the 20's all day.

did they freeze up good??

 

[Bob Correll]

did they freeze up good??

Yes, solid by morning.
I didn't have to rearrange things in the freezer for the tray to sit level.

 

[Paula M]

Geezz. A lots of recipes for my new furr baby. Excited to try some here.

 

[Jim Lampe]

Bumped up for those with puppies...

The heat of summer is right around the corner and our faithful companions need (and deserve) a treat on those hot, and sometimes, humid days.
This frozen dog treat (by Nestlé) is sold in grocery stores nation-wide at $3.50 to 4 bucks for four. I did not do the math, butt I know I'm saving a bundle using this recipe.
1 quart of vanilla yogurt and 2 tablespoons of honey

2 tablespoons of peanut butter and a banana or two

Puree the banana(s) in a blender or food processor.

Add the peanut butter and honey and continue to puree/mix/blend until smooth.

Add yogurt and process to blend everything together.

You'll need bathroom size paper cups, or something like these, 4 ounce condiment plastic cups. This recipe will fill about 14 to 15 of these cups.

Pour the blended mixture into these cups that are neatly placed on a baking sheet that'll fit nicely in your freezer.

When frozen, store them in a zip-lock bag.

Your pooch will eet it up like there's no tomorrow and LOVE IT!!

 

[Mac]

Bumping