I cannot believe you are capable of doing anything naughty, Ryker! Are you sure that you were the one who took apart your stuffie? I mean, sometimes ghosts do the strangest things, you know! I love that your mom made the organic sweet potato chews for you and I think Daisy would love them! Did your mom use a dehydrator to make them? Or just the stove? Thank you so much for contributing 2 comments regarding my post about removing yeast from dog's ears and I will put your advice in high consideration. I will look into the website that you provided too! I spent 2 days researching how to cure Daisy's yeasty ears and any extra advice is appreciated!
The sweet tater treats are very basic. Just organic taters, sliced about 1/8th inch thick and because we do not have a dehydrator mom just bakes them in the oven at 180 degrees F for about 4-5 hours. They are yummy but do have natural sugar in them so I can't eat to many at once :(
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Looks good:) Is it just sliced sweet potatoes dried in the oven?
ReplyDeleteI love your mom too!!! Any left over???
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty. Even I would eat that!
ReplyDeleteIs there a recipe?
Yummy and healthy! We thought you were going to say that it snowed! Maggie and Mitch had snow in CT already.
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P.s our house is half a log house...cedar siding with log beams/trim.
What a good Hu-Mommy!!! Maybe she will share her recipe? Enjoy Ryker!
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe you are capable of doing anything naughty, Ryker! Are you sure that you were the one who took apart your stuffie? I mean, sometimes ghosts do the strangest things, you know!
ReplyDeleteI love that your mom made the organic sweet potato chews for you and I think Daisy would love them! Did your mom use a dehydrator to make them? Or just the stove?
Thank you so much for contributing 2 comments regarding my post about removing yeast from dog's ears and I will put your advice in high consideration. I will look into the website that you provided too! I spent 2 days researching how to cure Daisy's yeasty ears and any extra advice is appreciated!
Just a little de-stuffing action. Stuffing happens.
ReplyDeleteThe sweet tater treats are very basic. Just organic taters, sliced about 1/8th inch thick and because we do not have a dehydrator mom just bakes them in the oven at 180 degrees F for about 4-5 hours. They are yummy but do have natural sugar in them so I can't eat to many at once :(
ReplyDeleteMoms are pretty cool like that, aren't they? Nice job on the stuffie. I think you told him who's boss!
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