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03-04-2007, 06:01 PM #1Registered User
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dog cookies
any one have any homemade dog cookie reciepes i have 3 dogs and they love there cookies and i want to make some
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You can find some recipes for doggied treats at cdkitchens.com
I would like to make some for my dog. I hope this helps.2010 Challanges:
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I have one I'll post tomorow.
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Cool thanks, I would love to try and make some for my doggies too!
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Cool. I'm going to try some out for my Lillie girl. She'll love them.
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Here's the one I use:
Allie’s Dog Treats
1c whole wheat flour 1/2T baking powder
1/2c peanut butter 1/2c milk
Mix all ingredients and roll out. Cut into dog bone shapes and bake at 375 for 20 minutes. Take pan out of oven and flip treats over. Put back in oven and turn off heat.
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Thanks! I have a "dog bone" cookie cutter.
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03-26-2007, 06:50 PM #9Registered User
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A lot of these doggie bakeries are popping up - the whole new trend of pampering your pet type thing. Out of curosity, I popped into one to see what cute treats they made for our pups - and WOWZAS! They are cute and good looking - like cookies for human consumption however the prices were actually HIGHER then the human versions. Thats a bit much for me. ($4 for a just a bit above average sized round cookie - OUCH!)
I can see making them for your pup but to buy them - thats sooo not frugal.
Hope those treats turn out ladies - lets take a peek at em once they're done cooling!! Take pics!2012: The Year Of The Purge!
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