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Friday, April 15, 2011

Pupsicles are Back for Warmer Weather: Fruity Yogurt Chillers Recipe

by Carrie Boyko, CEB
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A Quick, Healthy Treat
Sure to Please Your Pup
Ever since I made Paris Permenter's cheese and chicken treats, I've been up nights thinking of doggie recipes. Crazy huh? Today's idea sprung merely from a kitchen of over-ripe fruit and a container of yogurt nearing its expiration date. That's the perfect time to concoct something yummy for pups that love to experiment with new taste sensations.


There will be no more wasted food around here. It's all going to be turned into doggie delights! Want to try today's special?


Fruity Yogurt Chillers


Ingredients:
  • 1 16 oz. container of plain organic yogurt
  • 2 very ripe bananas
  • 1 very ripe apple, peeled and cut up
  • 3/4 Cup blueberries
© Carrie Boyko
Mmmm....Mmmm....Good!
Blend until evenly creamy and pour into ice cube trays. Freeze and them remove to an airtight container for periodic frozen snacks. These are great on a hot day, but be sure to serve on an outdoor patio or in a newspaper lined crate. They are a bit messy and would definitely stain flooring or carpet.

I have to admit after allowing Tanner and Oliver to lick my fingers, I decided to turn a bit of this recipe into a smoothie for me. After adding some ice and whirring it in the Cuisinart a bit longer, it became a delicious afternoon snack for all 3 of us. The boys didn't mind lapping theirs up from small bowls; who needs to wait for frozen? Something tells me these won't last long in the freezer.


On another note, I hope to see you all at my Easter Rabbit Adoptathon Blog Hop today. We'll be highlighting rabbits all over the country, just in time for the big bunny day. Need more info? Try my Help Desk.


2 comments:



Pamela said...

That's a treat that's good enough for dogs and people.

I make something similar that has peanut butter and a small drop of honey in it. The peanut butter doesn't stain as much as the blueberry but it is a little greasy for furniture.

BTW, good luck finding lots of homes for the bunnies.



AJ of PupLove said...

Those look yummy! I'll definitely have to keep them in mind for this summer... assuming Toronto ever warms up!

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