Peanut Butter-Banana Ice Cream For Your Dog And His Friends!
by Colleen Fernandez
in Boston News
Summer’s rapidly approaching, and so is the warm weather. So today, I wanted to pass along this
dog recipe that will help keep your Boston Terrier cool and refreshed, and will have him worshipping the ground you walk on!
Of course doggie ice cream is available in the freezer section at grocery stores now a days, but that’s just not as much fun. Doggie ice cream is super easy and inexpensive to make at home!
Here’s What You Need
3-4 ripe bananas
32 ounces plain yogurt (low fat, if you’re watching your dog’s weight)
1 cup peanut butter (organic is better for your dog!)
Ice cube trays
The great thing about this recipe is that really only takes about a minute to make.
Just toss your ingredients into the blender until everything is mixed well and you have a smooth consistency. Next, pour the mix into ice cube trays. This recipe makes about 5 or 6 trays. But, if you don’t want to make that much doggie ice cream, you can always cut the recipe in half.
Leave the trays in the freezer for a few hours, and before you know it, your ice cream will be ready to go!
Serve these scrumptious doggie ice cream treats to your Boston Terrier and all his friends!
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Summer’s rapidly approaching, and so is the warm weather. So today, I wanted to pass along this dog recipe that will help keep your Boston Terrier cool and refreshed, and will have him worshipping the ground you walk on!
Of course doggie ice cream is available in the freezer section at grocery stores now a days, but that’s just not as much fun. Doggie ice cream is super easy and inexpensive to make at home!
Here’s What You Need
3-4 ripe bananas
32 ounces plain yogurt (low fat, if you’re watching your dog’s weight)
1 cup peanut butter (organic is better for your dog!)
Ice cube trays
The great thing about this recipe is that really only takes about a minute to make.
Just toss your ingredients into the blender until everything is mixed well and you have a smooth consistency. Next, pour the mix into ice cube trays. This recipe makes about 5 or 6 trays. But, if you don’t want to make that much doggie ice cream, you can always cut the recipe in half.
Leave the trays in the freezer for a few hours, and before you know it, your ice cream will be ready to go!
Serve these scrumptious doggie ice cream treats to your Boston Terrier and all his friends!
