Chef Lulu Whips Up Doggie-Friendly Snow Ice Cream
When the snowstorm of the season rolled in, Chef Lulu put on her imaginary chef’s hat and decided to turn the frosty weather into an opportunity for a new kitchen adventure. With the fluffy snow piling up outside and her siblings eagerly wagging their tails, Lulu took to the kitchen—well, as much as a pup can—to whip up a special frosty treat: doggie-friendly snow ice cream! Her goal? To bring joy back to the snack time table, much like her inspiration, Crazy Busy Mama, dreams of reclaiming her family table from the chaos of everyday life.
A Snowstorm Sparks Creativity
The snow came down fast, creating a wintry wonderland outside the window, and unfortunately, there were no more squirrels. For Lulu, it was the perfect canvas for a little creativity. With her brother
who was ready for the adventure and sister Ditto who wanted nothing to do with any adventure, Lulu knew she had to make this snow day memorable. She pawed through her collection of dog-safe ingredients and came up with a simple, yet delightful idea: snow ice cream made especially for pups!
Lulu’s Doggie Snow Ice Cream Recipe
Lulu’s snow ice cream recipe was as simple as it was genius. Here’s how she made it:
Ingredients:
- 3 cups of Fresh, clean snow (Lulu made sure it was collected before any paw prints got in the way! Make sure you don’t get any of that yellow snow!)
- 1 cup Greek Yogurt
- A ¼ cup of dog-safe peanut butter (Make sure there is NO xylitol)
- Whipped cream for topping
- A sprinkle of crumbled dog biscuits for garnish
*Remember this treat is good in moderation, we do not recommend fur babies to eat all of this treat in one sitting!
Directions:
- Lulu carefully scooped a bowl of fresh snow, wagging her tail with excitement.
2. She added in the Greek yogurt and mixed it gently to create a creamy texture.
3. For a burst of flavor, she swirled in a small drizzle of peanut butter, which Max and Ditto both adored.
4. To top it off, she crumbled a few dog biscuits and whip cream over the mixture, adding a satisfying crunch.
5. Share it with your furry siblings!
Sharing the Love
With her masterpiece complete, Lulu served up her icy creation to Max and Ditto. Their tails wagged furiously as they licked their bowls clean, savoring every bite of the frosty treat. Snow ice cream quickly became a family favorite, and Lulu earned her place as the reigning chef of the household.
Reclaiming the Snack Time Table
Lulu’s culinary adventure wasn’t just about making a tasty treat. It was a reminder of the joy and connection that comes from gathering around the table—or in this case, the cozy corner of the kitchen where her family shared snacks. Inspired by Lulu’s determination, Crazy Busy Mama saw a glimmer of hope in her own mission to reclaim the family table. If Lulu could bring her furry family together over snow ice cream, surely Mama could bring her humans together for mealtime, one bite at a time.
A Winter Tradition in the Making
The snowstorm eventually passed, but the memory of Lulu’s doggie-friendly snow ice cream lingered on. As the snow melted, so did the stresses of the day, replaced by a sense of warmth and togetherness. For Lulu, Max, Ditto, and Crazy Busy Mama, it was a reminder that even in the busiest times, there’s always room for creativity, connection, and a little bit of sweetness.
So the next time a snowstorm blows through your town, channel your inner Chef Lulu. Gather your loved ones—furry or otherwise—and create a special treat that brings everyone together. Who knows? You might just reclaim your table, too.
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To watch Lulu make this snow ice cream you can check her out below on YouTUBE. Video below.
Lulu's Snow Ice Cream
Equipment
- Bowl for mixing
Ingredients
- 3 Snow Snow!
- 2 cup Greek Yogurt
- 1/4 cup melted peanut butter Make sure there is no Xylitol!
- Whip Cream For topping!
- 1 Treat for topping!
Instructions
- In a medium sized bowl add in your snow
- Next add in the greek yogurt and melted peanut butter
- mix all together in pour mixture into dog bowl
- Finally add whip cream and a doggie treat to the top!
- Enjoy!
