Frosting Dog TreatsFrosting Dog Treats is easy. The hard part is finding the right recipe. I found several online that involved a stick of butter. That doesn't fit my desire to have healthy treats for my pooch. So I decided to experiment with yogurt.
To make Yogurt Frosting Dog Treats: Directions: Mix in a food processor or mixer. Makes ˝ cup of yogurt icing to frost about 30 dog treats. You can dollop on with a spoon, brush it on with a pastry brush or using a pastry bag (or plastic storage bag with the corner cut out) squeeze the yogurt out onto the dog treats. You could even dip them into the yogurt mixture. If you put this fresh baked treats, make sure they’re thoroughly cooled. These will have to be refrigerated as the yogurt isn't going to harden much but will remain kind of mushy. I haven't figured out how yet what to add to make it harden like I see at the bakeries. Maybe some of you can help?
Happy frosting dog treats! Frosting Dog TreatsChristel sent this tip:
“I just wanted to let you know that you can use yogurt carob powder for frosting dog treats. This is easier than melting the chips will not be mushy." Thanks Christel!
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