Hi Lois,
I’m so excited to have followers from New Zealand! Thank you for sharing the recipe and my site with your Puppies Class. I’m so glad that your puppy loves the “woofles” in his kong. You will have to try my bacon cheddar woofles recipe…
https://snootandtoebeans.com/2022/03/15/bacon-cheddar-waffles-for-dogs/
I’m also in the process of getting two more woofles recipes posted to my site. Thank you for visiting our website!
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Jeana

Hi Crissy,
Yay, I am so glad that you had fun making these for your friend’s older dog and what a sweet gesture. What a fun color for the Dash waffle maker. I’m so glad your “woofles” turned out like the photo. Check out more of my recipes. They are mostly soft for my old fella who has been losing teeth over the last couple of years. Thank you for visiting our website!
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Jeana

Hi Glenda,
That’s awesome that you shared them with the dogs at your event. Thank you for sharing where you got the recipe. You can totally bake them and sell them at your events. I just enjoy creating recipes and putting them out there for my readers. What my readers do with them after they bake them is up to them. Feel free to sell away. It would be awesome if you could continue to share my website with your buyers for other dog information. As for the consistency and amount you get is going to depend on the size of your sweet potato. You can always try using organic sweet potato puree that is in a can. With that said, you are looking for a waffle batter consistency just like when you make waffles for your family.

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Jeana

Hi Jolene,

I love this! How fun for your 7-year-old! I’m so happy that your old dog and your puppy loved them. You should look at the interactive e-cookbook in our shop section for your daughter. She would have fun making the recipes and doing the activities.

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Jeana

Hi,I just made my second batch of the doggy treats, the first time I made them I did the double batch and took them with me to a event where other fur babies would be. I shared where I got the recipe and I explained that even a human being could eat them. I was asked why I didn’t sale them and my answer was it’s not my recipe.
I do have a question on the consistency of the batter and the quality that I’m getting. I only got 24 on what you said should have been 33 on the single batch and I used only a one teaspoon instead of the table spoon. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Hi Lynn,
I love that you went a step further. That is an awesome idea. I’m glad your pups love them!
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Jeana