Frozen Banana, Honey & Peanut Butter Ice Cream Healthy Whole Food Recipes For Your Dog
Another International canine/human meal that is easy to make, very healthy and cost efficient. Let me know how you did with it.
I started getting a lot of questions about safe and healthy treats for dogs for the hots days coming up. Personally I use our frozen PNS meatballs, a frozen Chicken wing, frozen chicken or turkey neck for our larger dogs. For those scotching temperatures, your dog may want something sweet and refreshing to cool down. So, while you are licking a frozen fruit bar, don't forget your pet. Give your dog something truly tasty to cool his palette this summer. With the economic downturn we all have to watch our pockets, count pennies & cut back including the gourmet doggie treats at checkout. The cost of dog treats can add up, especially if you have a dog that loves to snack away. But who said you have to spend a lot on store bought treats for that special pup in your life. Great news, you can still spoil your deserving pooch with healthy, all natural, delicious & mouthwatering treats and still save money. Well, we have a simple, fun & economical DIY frozen ice cream pupsicle recipe. Of course you can substitute out ingredients according to your dogs dietary needs & likes. So go ahead and experiment! This dog treat recipe can be whipped into a ice cream treat or put into a mold to freeze into a iced treat. Either way it is sure to be a puppy pleaser. A recipe like this is so wonderful that it is deserving of roaring barks, standing ovations and encores all summer long.
INSTRUCTIONS:
!. Peal & slice banana, place in bowl, then mash with a fork or large spoon. 2. Add peanut butter and honey to the mashed banana. You may use a electric mixer at medium speed to mix until all lumps are gone. 3. Add yogurt and mix again.
4. Spoon the mixture into muffin molds or ice cube molds and freeze. Or serve as a smooth ice cream treat.
INGREDIENTS: 1 ripe banana 2 tsp. peanut butter 2 tsp. avocado honey 32 oz. vanilla low fat yogurt
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