I have a member contributed puppy pop recipe for our Aldi recipes. This one is something cool and refreshing for a nice summer treat for your pups to enjoy. :) Thank you Megan for contributing this puppy pops recipe!
It has been a record hot year for us in the Midwest, and we have three four-legged friends, 2 who reside outside. Today, we decided to make "puppy pops" as my 22-month old referred to them. We used one container of Fit & Active plain yogurt (32 oz), 4 bananas peeled, 1/2 c. Creamy Delight creamy peanut butter, and 1 Tablespoon of honey. Threw the above ingredients in the blender, then poured into Dixie Cups (sorry, not from Aldi's, but I had them on hand) and stuck a Shep Dog Biscuit in the center (think the stick of a popsicle). We froze them, ripped off the Dixie cup, then served to our hot dogs. They had to lick them for a little bit (which we hoped for to let the cold linger), then devoured them. I won't lie, we sampled a little as it came out the the blender and liked it too! - Megan
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