HOMEMADE BLUEBERRY AND THYME DOG TREATS
Homemade Blueberry and Thyme Dog Treats, a simply and tasty pet snack that is perfect on a warm summer day.
Servings: 12 treats
Equipment
- mold
- food syringe
- pouring cup
Ingredients
- ¾ cup Blueberries
- 4 tbsp Coconut Oil
- 2 tbsp Thyme - minced or chopped
Instructions
- Step one- Place your silicon mold on a small plate or flat surface with a rim that can be placed in a freezer.
- Step two- In a microwave-safe bowl, melt the coconut oil (20-30 seconds). Then use the food syringe or pourable cup to transfer the melted coconut oil to each paw print (or whatever mold you have chosen to use) about 1 teaspoon in each. Freeze until hard (about 20 minutes).
- Step three- Remove the frozen mold(s) from the freezer. In a blender, blend the blueberries until they are in liquid form. Transfer the blueberries to the paw molds using the method that you used
- Step four- transfer the molds back to the freezer until frozen (about an hour and a half should work). You can store the treats unmolded in the freezer for up to two months if kept in a sealed container such as a zip top bag.
Recipe Notes
**See post on diyandfun.com for details on this recipe idea.
These frozen treats are made using a paw-shaped silicone mold.
You can find affordable molds in paw and other pet related shapes here. You will also need a couple of simple yet, helpful tools. A baking syringe will make it easy for you to transfer the ingredients to smaller molds for freezing. A pourable cup can be used if you are using a larger mold.
You can find affordable molds in paw and other pet related shapes here. You will also need a couple of simple yet, helpful tools. A baking syringe will make it easy for you to transfer the ingredients to smaller molds for freezing. A pourable cup can be used if you are using a larger mold.
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