INGREDIENTS
REGULAR OVEN DIRECTIONS
Step 1: In a cold oven, move rack to top third of oven. Preheat to 275 degrees.
Step 2: Lightly grease a cookie sheet with butter or cooking oil (spray-on oil works well).
Step 3: Mix ingredients in a medium-size bowl.
Step 4: Scoop morsels out of the bowl with teaspoon-size measuring spoon. Fill the teaspoon evenly, not heaping.
Step 5: Drop morsels onto greased cookie sheet about one-half inch apart. (They don’t spread while cooking as regular cookies do.)
Step 6: Bake for 11 to 12 minutes, but watch carefully so the bottoms don’t get too brown.
Step 7: Remove from the oven and place pan on wire rack to cool. Makes approximately 45 doggie cookies.
MICROWAVE OVEN DIRECTIONS
Place a small number of morsels on waxed paper on a plate and cover with another plate turned upside down. Microwave on high 2 to 4 minutes,depending on power of microwave. Take top plate off as treats cool or they might get soggy. Let the treats cool completely. Store in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to 10 days. Put extras in plastic bags in the freezer for up to two months. Thaw in the refrigerator before using.
TEACH YOUR DOG A NEW TRICK
Use your treats to teach your dog to spin around.
i have a dog and im going to try this
I Love my dog, her name is Daisy.
My dog didnt love them, I went out and got carob chips, which is fake chocolate and drizzles it on them, now he loves them
Wow i might give it a try because i have 2 dogs both puggles one boy one female the female is named mojo the boy name is sammy. But its a risk[>
Sounds very interesting.
my brother’s dog will eat just about anything:)
Wow lol (: (;
please dont poisin your dog
they taste good with sugar & cinniman
you ate one
LOL
sounds pretty good {i{
i think i might make some for my dog KD GIRL
My friend said I could help make them for his dog!
my dog barfed after eating them….
really? what kind of dog was it
I will give it to my new dog
i was running low on dog treats any way i might give it a shot
I like to cook but not for dogs.
thanks
gross
KingScout: Thats funny, very funny.
I have taught my dog most everything she knows with these treats.
She knows how to sit, stand, do a ballerina twirl, roll over, lay down, go, stop, swim, dive, come, stay, shake paws, dance, get up, get down, and go to bed.
Vajra (pronounced vash-rah) loves these treats!!!!!
I am not sure my dog will like it. He is a very pickey eater. He will eat a sertain kind of dog food and then a week later, hate the brand he had just loved the week before!:)
this is kinda cool
Hey kingscout my dogdoes stuff like that all the time
awsome! im getting a dog in febuary.
cool yo
looks cool,
kingscout, HA HA HA HA ROTFL
I will give it to my dog after makeing it.
sounds interting i might want to try one
hahaha! i gotta make these…
im going to write the recepie out and keep it somewhere for my puppy
I had a lot of fun making these treats. My dog loves them! Thank you!
i think i’ll make them for my 2 dogs and if i get a third dog i’ll make ‘em again!
My dog would probably like them. hey, Does anyone know how to make your dog less dumb cause mine runs into walls.
ha! my dogs love this, Thanks! ^-^
that is flippn’ sweet!
haha
awsome
it sounds very good for dogs.
never heard of it il have to try it
my dog loved them thanks alot
this savd my parents tons of money
;_; wish I had a dog
I wish i had a dog just so I could try it.
you can try them make them and then eat them
that looks cool! ill try that u could also make it into a bone-shape.
that was awesome
LOL il try it
Looks good for dogs. I think dogs will love it.