FROSTY PAWS RECIPE
I haven't tried this yet...sounds good :)
Frosty Paws 1 quart vanilla yogurt
1 large banana
3 tablespoons peanut butter (smooth or chunky)
3 tablespoons honey (may also use molasses) In blender or food processor blend banana, add peanut butter and blend. Add
yogurt and honey or molasses, blend.Fill paper cups (or make ice cubes) 2/3rds full. Freeze till solid.
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Permalink Reply by Beth on
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We do something similar, but I don't add any honey or sugar. I get a container of plain yogurt, mash in a very ripe banana, put in a couple tablespoons of peanut butter, and freeze it up in ice cube trays. Great for when my dogs come in panting from a summer walk!
They love them, and now go and hang out by the freezer when we come in from our evening stroll.
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Permalink Reply by RILEY, MAGGIE and Christine Kemp on
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I don't plan on using honey, molasses is good for pups, so that is what I will try.
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Permalink Reply by Jessie & Alwyn on
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This does sound delicious. Thanks for the recipe, I'm sure Alwyn will be licking his chops and begging for more after I get to the store. Will give you an update!
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An update would be nice :) Thank you. I need to get to the store, too.
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Permalink Reply by Andrea De Leo on
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Sounds good! I am gonna try it. Romeo LOVES Frosty Paws!
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Update #1: After all the ingredients were mixed together I had Alwyn try a taste test. He seemed to have no problem licking the spoon clean and he's a very picky eater! =) Can't wait to make them into ice cubes and see how they go over then. Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Carol Rea on
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We have everything but the bananas! I suppose that we could sub another fruit...I like this because we can eat it and so can the "boys" I will have to monitor how much Sonny gets, think he is gaining weight on his "diet" ! I think I might try Beth's method of just yogurt, peanut butter and banana - better for Sonny.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Dadisman on
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Rocky and Rosie love this!! I also make it without the honey or sugar. I saved a bunch of those Jello pudding cups and fill those about half full and freeze them. Then I just toss them in a gallon zipper bag, after they are frozen, Warm them a bit in your hands, put in a bowl and the dogs are happy!!! They try to carry them off to the carpet, so we watch them!!
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Permalink Reply by Mary and Rosie on
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I am definitely going to try this recipe. It sounds like something Rosie would love! Thank you for sharing it with us! =)
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Permalink Reply by Avyon on
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Has a group been started for recipes like this? I think we need a group just for frosty treats :)
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Good idea!
Oh shoot! Mike's in town today and I forgot to tell him to but bananas, I don't think a substitute of melon will be good - or blueberries either! The boys eat both, but I like the idea of bananas in this recipe.
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Not that I know of, go for it :)
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