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Hi Bold Bakers!
So today I have a no bake frozen recipe for…Drum roll… your pets! That’s right, I’m so excited to share this recipe for Homemade Peanut Butter and Banana Dog Treats. Those of you who have pets can probably agree, making wholesome food for your best friends is just as fun and satisfying as sharing homemade treats with your friends and family. With this in mind I’ve whipped up 3 incredible no bake frozen dog treats.
I am a huge animal and dog lover. I grew up in Ireland with dogs and since moving to California, Kevin and I have been proud owners of the world’s sweetest pup, Waffles! My dog Waffles is a 4 year old, Terrier Lhasa Apso mix. We rescued him 3 years ago from a great facility here in Los Angeles called NKLA. This organization rescues dogs from high kill areas and gives them a better chance of survival and a better chance at finding their forever home. We are so grateful to have him.
These dog treats are made by simply blending together ripe banana, smooth peanut butter and rich yogurt. These treats are so good you might actually be tempted to eat them…and you can! I’m sure you can all imagine why your puppies will go nuts for these peanut butter and banana dog treats, but the best part is they are actually super healthy for your dog.
The main ingredient in these treats, yogurt, does wonders. High in calcium and protein, yogurts with active bacteria can act as a probiotic and are good for your dog’s digestive system just as they are for you. As for the peanut butter, this ingredient is a great source of protein and contains heart healthy fats, vitamin b and E!
These made in minutes wholesome treats will change the way you think about dog treats. I cannot wait for you to give this recipe a try, your puppies will thank you!
This is not my dog Waffles’ first rodeo. Watch Waffles and I making Ice Cream for Dogs! And get more Homemade Dog Treats!
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Peanut Butter and Banana Dog Treats Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 cup (8oz/120g) plain yogurt (no sweetness or flavors)
- 1/2 cup (4oz/120g) peanut butter, smooth
- 1 ripe bananas
Instructions
- In a small bowl mash up the banana until smooth and no lumps.
- Stir in the yogurt and peanut butter and mix until evenly combined.
- Spoon into dog bone molds (or ice cube trays). Fill evenly and smooth the top.
- Tap on the counter to ensure there are no air bubble and the mixture is evenly distributed.
- Freeze for a minimum of 5 hours or even overnight.
- To remove tap on the counter to loosen then turn out. If you have any trouble, quickly run the mold under warm water to help the treats release then turn out.
- Store in the freezer for up to 3 months.
hey gemma! excited to make these! in the future, could you add a “pets” tab under your recipes tab in the menu? just an idea 🙂 love x
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recipe, my dogs love them. I have two Great Danes and the ice cube tray does not have the best shape for them so I used my silicone cupcake mould and filled them about 1/3 of the way and it worked out perfectly. One of my danes is an older girl with dental issues so added 2 tbls non flavoured gelatine diluted in 3tbls water and refrigerated them to make a fresh chewy snack. Thanks once again!
Hi there! Can you give the brand name for the plain yogurt you use?
Where can I find more of your dog treat recipes that don’t turn all mushy in the frige
Okay!! You may think I’m crazy but…. even though these are dog treats, can we people eat them as well?
this is amazing i added a little tweek to it and it is better
Can you use no yogurt
Are They alright if they don’t go in the freezer
What peanut butter did you use? and is it xylitol free and good for dogs?Sorry I am an over-thinker but can u reply soon?
Love this recipe. Our brittany & all american puppies absolutely love these. We even use it as a kong filling. These are the molds I used and they worked great.
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