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I Made This! Fast & Easy Dog Treats for Your Doggo!
Jenine Lillian
In this one-time class, learners will get a chance to share cute photos of their dog (or the one they wish they had) while making no-bake freezer treats for canine pals.
Class Experience
In this one-time class, learners will get a chance to share cute photos of their dog (or the one they wish they had) while making fast & easy, no-bake freezer treats for canine pals (that humans can enjoy, too!). We'll get to know some kitchen best practices while making some human-friendly dog treats that are a snap to make and a joy to enjoy. The hardest part of this class will be waiting for your homemade goodies to freeze, making them ready to taste and share! Note: we'll be using...
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Creamy peanut butter Note: Peanut butter must NOT contain Xylitol and cannot be substituted for almond butter as both of these items are toxic to dogs. If you need to make this project without nut butter, you can use canned or homemade pumpkin puree (it won't be tasty for humans this way, but it is nut-free). Dairy-based plain yogurt (Greek style yogurt is fine as long as it is plain, NOT flavored) ice cube tray, preferably small sized (can substitute with a mini muffin tin) 2 silicone spatulas or 2 spoons butter knife or small spatula/scraper Nearby sink to wash hands surface that can get messy to work on: kitchen counter or kitchen table work best Freezer
Important notices: 1.) We'll be using creamy peanut butter and dairy-based yogurt for these homemade goodies fit for your dog (and humans!). Please note any potential allergens or sensitivities. 2.) Non-dairy yogurt can be substituted for dairy-based. 3.) Peanut butter must NOT contain Xylitol and cannot be substituted for almond butter as both of these items are toxic to dogs. If you need to make this project without nut butter, you can use canned or homemade pumpkin puree (it won't be tasty for humans this way, but it is nut-free). Most brands of creamy peanut butter are safe as long as they do not say "low sugar" or "no sugar" as that is when Xylitol is used as an artificial sweetener.
Available times
Pacific
Meet the teacher
Hi! My name is Jenine (pronounced jeh-neen) and I am honored to be teaching on Outschool! I've taught more than 660 learners in 443 hours since I joined Outschool. I'm a Youth & Teen Librarian, devoted bird watcher, Zen meditator, Registered...
Group Class
$15
per classMeets once
45 min
Live video meetings
Ages 9-14
3-12 learners per class
Financial Assistance
Outschool International
Tutoring
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