[jsherry]

We used to buy frosty paws in the freezer section of the grocery store for Panzer. Then I got this recipe which he likes a lot better, tastes pretty good and is good for him.

32 oz. of vanilla yogurt, 2 tbs. peanut butter, 2 tbs. honey, and mashed banana. Mix together and then separate into freezer containers and freeze. You can sub. a lot of different fruits for the banana. We have done strawberries and cherries.

Panzer goes nuts for them. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/13_puppy.gif

 

[Hollyo57]

Hey, thanks for the receipe! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/18_thumb.gif I buy my boys frosty paws, but they are like $.75 a piece. Bet I can make them for a WHOLE lot less than that.

 

[jsherry]

You are quite welcome.
The reason I posted the recipe is because not only is it good for dogs, but much more affordable than the store version. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/01_smile.gif

 

[pogomisha]

sounds yummy

 

[ded37]

Thank you!! My 4 love Frosty Paws. If you were to open my freezer that is all you would see, especially during the summer. I can't even say the words, I have to say FP or they will coming running.

 

[jsherry]

My dog was like that with FP's, but he likes this recipe even more. We call this ice cream and he LOVES it. When I give it to him he must be in the grass and in the down position. He automatically does it when he sees me coming with it
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[bmass01]

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Thank you!! My 4 love Frosty Paws. If you were to open my freezer that is all you would see, especially during the summer. I can't even say the words, I have to say FP or they will coming running.

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I just bought some last night for Dallas......He knows what the box looks like....good grief! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/08_rolleyes.gif This sounds good, easy and a lot cheep er than FP.

 

[bmass01]

I made these yesterday and gave Dallas one last night. He loved it! Ate it just like a FP and had the same look on his face. Cost: .12 each. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/05_biggrin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/18_thumb.gif

Thanks for the recipie!

 

[JET]

Thanks for a great recipe! It has been over 100+ for a month now and my Heidi loves this recipe even though she is an indoor dog these days. I opened the freezer yesterday to get something and she dove right in and grabbed one and ran! Next time I will make double batch!

 

[Barb E]

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she dove right in and grabbed one and ran

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[Sara]

I hope you don't mind me asking....what are frosty paws??? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/22_headscratch.gif

 

[jsherry]

Frosty paws are frozen treats for dogs. They come in plastic cups much like the individual ice cream cups that come with the wooden spoon that kids eat. They come 4 to a box and I used to get them at the grocery store. Now I make the above recipe instead. Much better for the dog.

 

[SueLS]

I made these for my dogs -- I left out the honey and added a little extra peanut butter. Froze them in ice cube trays and they LOVE them! The ice cube trays are easy -- pop them and store in a ziplock. Definitely more healthy and cost effective than frosty paws, or an occassional ice cream run!

 

[bmass01]

***Bump***

Since summer is just around the corner, I figured I would bump this back up. Dallas absolutly loves this recipe.

 

[forbes]

...thanks for the recipe...I'm going to try it, it sounds really easy and cheaper than frosty paws

 

[arycrest]

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We used to buy frosty paws in the freezer section of the grocery store for Panzer. Then I got this recipe which he likes a lot better, tastes pretty good and is good for him.

32 oz. of vanilla yogurt, 2 tbs. peanut butter, 2 tbs. honey, and mashed banana. Mix together and then separate into freezer containers and freeze. You can sub. a lot of different fruits for the banana. We have done strawberries and cherries.

Panzer goes nuts for them. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/13_puppy.gif

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I've been using this recipe for Frosty Paws for years. The only thing I do differently is I make it in one large bowl, then after it's frozen I give each of the Hooligans a few spoonsful in their bowls and I eat the rest - it's really a tasty treat for both man and beast.

 

[Amaruq]

If you want to add another flavor: mix a 1:1 ration of canned Pumpkin (NOT the pie mix) and Yogurt put in small containers and freeze. Our Big Lots have these little rubbermaid bowls with lids that they sell 4 in a pack for $.99 which make for a nice serving for the dogs.

 

[Sean Rescue Mom]

Since I have to go grocery shopping this weekend anyway I can't wait to buy the ingredients and give it a go. Sean is "very" food motivated so I'm sure he'll love frosty /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/31_paw.gif Thanks again for the recipe.

 

[mrslkk]

i just introduced my girlie on the frosty paws and she loves them..I will make these for her...!!THANKS!

 

[RoxyMom]

Have any of you actually tried FP?? They are taste like salt. Yikes. I will defenetly try recipe!!