Frosty Mellow Cream Pumpkins for Pups
Happy Mellow Cream Pumpkin Season to one and all!
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I know everyone else is celebrating Pumpkin Spice Latte Season right now. But not me.
Because I am deep into celebrating Mellow Cream Pumpkin Season.
Although I also love candy corn, anyone who has tried a Mellow Cream Pumpkin knows that they are far superior to candy corn because they are softer and don’t get stale. And have you seen them? SO CUTE!
Because I’m hardcore celebrating MCP Season, I decided that I needed to pull together a little pumpkin-y version for our dogs so they could get in on the magic.
This easy recipe just needs three good-for-pups ingredients. The only tricky thing you’ll need is a pumpkin mold, which is admittedly annoying to have to buy, but they are pretty cheap. I got mine for $5 on Amazon, and think of all the fun ways you could re-use a pumpkin mold! Pumpkin soaps! Pumpkin chocolates! Pumpkin ice cubes!
Here are a few options that are available now, including mine. 👇🏻
And unlike the real candy version, these little pup snacks are super healthy and good for them. Plus the pups loved them!
Anyway, time for me to go raid the cupboard and find more Mellow Cream Pumpkins. Happy fall, everyone!
Mallow Cream Pumpkins for Pups
Makes 12 Pumpkins
Prep Time: 10 Minutes. | Freeze Time: 2 Hours
YOU’LL NEED:
Natural Green Food Coloring
1/2 Cup of Nonfat Plain and Unsweetened Greek Yogurt
1/2 Cup of Pumpkin Puree Unsweetened
A Pumpkin Mold
INSTRUCTIONS:
Mix one heaping tablespoon Greek yogurt with a few drops of green food coloring until color is bright green.
Dab green Greek yogurt into your pumpkin mold stems. You can wipe away excess with a damp cloth.
Place the mold with the stems filled in the freezer and leave for one hour.
Once the stems have hardened, remove the mold from the freezer.
Mix together the pumpkin puree and the remaining Greek yogurt until smooth.
Spread pumpkin mixture into molds. Again, you can wipe away any messy edges with a damp cloth.
Freeze for two hours.
Remove pumpkins and gently pop them out of the mold.
Watch your pup enjoy!
Disclaimer: Always do your own research about your dog’s food sensitivities and needs. All recipes provided by The Dapple are for entertainment purposes and are used at your own risk. I am not a registered dietitian or veterinarian, and am not responsible for any loss or damage. Please be aware that The Dapple may also receive a small affiliate income when you purchase something through one of our product links, but we only ever recommend products we truly love.
