Nuage
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This Oreo's actual blog. The one I will post on every week and actually use. Hope you enjoy Oreo's life.
It's a Bunny World
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Mariam+Theo
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Yay, I'm glad you made one of these! Oreo is so cute!
Nuage
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Thank you!
Nuage
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Today I made Oreo treats. I got the recipe from Lennon the Bunny's DIY treat video. I used wax paper instead of parchment paper. I didn't think that through because the oven started smoking from the wax paper. That was a fail.
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Today Oreo got to go outside, and she finally let me take pictures of her.
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Some more photos...
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I'm making Halloween bunny treats! Currently they are in the oven! This is my recipe!
Ingredients:
1/4 Cup Pellets (I used Oxbow)
1/2 an overripe banana
Parsley Flakes
Water
You can add a teaspoon of shredded pumpkin skin, but this is optional. I did not use pumpkin.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit (176 degrees c).
Wet the pellets just until completely soaked. Mash the pellets.
Add the banana and pumpkin (optional). Mix.
Add parsley flakes and water until dough like consistency.
Roll into balls of desired size. (I used one teaspoon of dough per ball)
Bake for 25 minutes.
Cool.
Serve!
Store in a refrigerator.
Oreo loved them so much! If you make them, they should be easily broken, and you can add a piece of hay to the top of a ball to make it look like a pumpkin!
Ingredients:
1/4 Cup Pellets (I used Oxbow)
1/2 an overripe banana
Parsley Flakes
Water
You can add a teaspoon of shredded pumpkin skin, but this is optional. I did not use pumpkin.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit (176 degrees c).
Wet the pellets just until completely soaked. Mash the pellets.
Add the banana and pumpkin (optional). Mix.
Add parsley flakes and water until dough like consistency.
Roll into balls of desired size. (I used one teaspoon of dough per ball)
Bake for 25 minutes.
Cool.
Serve!
Store in a refrigerator.
Oreo loved them so much! If you make them, they should be easily broken, and you can add a piece of hay to the top of a ball to make it look like a pumpkin!
Mariam+Theo
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I'm going to make these for Theo today! I had already planned on making him some treats, but I couldn't find a recipe. I think I'm going to add hay dust, do you think that is a good idea? How long do these last in the fridge? How many treats does this recipe make?
Nuage
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Ooh! It's great that your going to make them! I think adding hay dust is okay as long as it still has a dough like consistency (I haven't actually tried, so if it goes horribly wrong, don't blame me!). They last for about 2 weeks in an air tight sealed container. It makes about 25 (give or take) one teaspoon treats, I have 20 one teaspoon treats, and made a large treat (about 1 1/4 tablespoon) for a photo shoot! I hope all goes well!
Nuage
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Oreo hopped onto my bed and got into my glasses! She is such a crazy bun!
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Got some pictures! I accidentally put my hand over the flash in the one image causing it to be red, but it reminds me of the story Bunnicula.
