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Saturday, April 17, 2010

Frosty Paws For You

We had so many people ask about the Frosty Paws and say that they couldn't get them where they live that I thought I'd share a recipe for them.  You can do a lot of variations on it, based on what your dog likes or what you have at hand.  I know some people like to freeze them in Kongs, too, to make them last longer.  Hopefully doing the conversions won't be too tough for those of you who use metric.

32 oz. plain yogurt
1 mashed banana
2 T p'nut butter
2 T honey

It’s true dairy products aren’t good for dogs, but yogurt contains much less lactase than regular milk and the live cultures are great for your dog’s digestive system. This dog ice cream recipe is delicious and good for your pet!

1. Mix all these ingredients in your blender, then dump into ice cube trays, paper cups, or even a kong toy to freeze and serve.

2. If you want to go all out for your mutt you can freeze these homemade frosty paws just like you would homemade ice cream. A salt-less automatic ice cream maker makes this as easy as using any other appliance in your home and the frosty paws will be ready to serve in 10 minutes.

For the ultimate treat, appropriate for desert at a doggy birthday party, follow steps one and two, then take the mostly frozen dog ice cream product of number two and spread it 1” to 1½” thick on wax paper. Freeze for five minutes and thenremove dog ice cream from freezer. Next, use a paw shaped cookie cutter to cut a paw shaped “frosty paws”, remove ice cream around edges, and return paw shapes to the freezer to freeze solid.



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18 comments:

  1. Frosty Paws!!!

    Thanks fur sharing the recipe fur those not familiar with it!

    Hugz&Khysses,
    Khyra

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  2. We have one grocery store that sells actual Frosty Paws. They are quite pricey. These would be much more affordable and I believe they would be BETTER. THANKS

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  3. WOW...I must get Mama to make this for me!!

    Smileys!
    Dory

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  4. Oh, I'll bet the doggies LOVE these!

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  5. oh, this is so totally awesome!! i hope i can get my mama to make these for me soon. :D
    thanks for sharin'!
    *woof*
    the booker man

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  6. Oh yea...thank you so much for posting this. I shall puts my mum to work. She's rather messy in da kitchen so maybe I should do it.
    Oh, I read what you said to Frankie about da doxie at the park that thoughts it coulds race you...well, that's a doxie for ya....hehehehe
    Puddles

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  7. Scrumptious! I'll get Mom onto that for me. Of couse we don't have anything that dogalicious. Maybe I'll emigrate.

    Wiry love Eric xx

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  8. We need to get our mom to try that one! Sounds just lovely. Now Bunny you know we have leg envy when it comes to you - with those lovely long legs that you can drape over the side of chairs!
    That is why you look so elegant.
    love
    Martha & Bailey xxx

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  9. My poor K wouldn't be allowed to eat that... she has chronic pancreatitis, and it forbids anything at all interesting to eat. That poor girl... I'm not letting her read this post.

    PS We do freeze her dog food into kongs as a "special" treat!

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  10. That is the recipe my mom uses too!
    It is delicious, right??
    Kisses and hugs
    Lorenza

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  11. Thanks for the info. We had frosty paws last night and Bear tried to eat the whole thing - carton and all - in one gulp. The Duke had to pry it out of his mouth! This looks like a much better idea :)

    Kisses,
    Emma Rose

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  12. I've thought about doing the frozen Kong thing, never knew what to put in it. Thanks for sharing the recipe, I just might try it!!

    Michelle

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  13. We have got to try that,
    Thanks so much for the recipe!

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  14. Wow, what a great idea. What about sticking it and freezing it in marrow bones??? Neat, huh? I can't believe I hadn't subscribed to your youtube channel before, but I just did and I feel much better!
    Twinkie

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  15. Wow! Those Frosty Paws look delish! Mommy says thanks for the res-sip-pee!

    Luv,
    Riley and Star.

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  16. This is awesome! thanks for sharing. ;)

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  17. It's very odd, but none of my greyhounds have liked peanut butter - or banana. Sid looked at me dolefully when I was eating a banana once so I gave him some and he spat it on the floor and change his 'doleful' look to one which clearly said 'why are you trying to poison me?' ROFL!

    He loves yoghurt though!

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  18. Just recently found your blog & love it!
    Thanks for the recipe, my mum tried it out the other day!
    Kodi the husky X

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