Fido’s Frostings is the 2010 winner of Pet Product News – Editor’s Choice Award.
These dog treat frosting mixes are the absolute easiest way to make dog treat icing for dog cookies and treats. I love these mixes! Even my easy icing recipes don’t compare to this great icing powder mix!
All you do is add water, stir and frost. And each mix can be used for dipping, spreading, drizzling, or piping, depending on how much water you add.
And if you have, or are starting, your own pet bakery, you'll be interested in knowing most of these frosting mixes are available in larger sizes for your dog treat bakery business.
Yogurt dog cookie icing
is smooth and creamy. You can use it for spreading on a whole dog cookie, piping around the edges or for accent, dipping your dog cookies, or for drizzling icing on top. Yogurt icing dries hard and it won’t melt. This dog treat icing will last for about a year, and you don’t have to refrigerate it.
Royal icing mix
has a number of advantages over homemade icing. This icing mix powder is sugar-free. When you make royal icing from scratch, it’s almost ALL sugar! This frosting mix uses a sugar free icing recipe, so you don’t have to worry about giving your dog (or your customer’s dogs) lots of sugar.
Another problem with using a royal icing recipe is that the icing dries (and hardens) so quickly that you really have to work fast. If you don’t work fast enough, you’ll end up with a hard glob of icing that will have to be thrown away. (If you’ve ever used royal icing, you know exactly what I’m talking about.) If the Fido’s Frostings royal icing starts to get dry, you can just add a little water—and keep icing!
This royal icing will dry to a hard finish and it will keep, unrefrigerated, for a year.
The Cream Cheese Icing Mix
uses real cream cheese. This dog cookie icing mix is best used for spreading or dipping, because it has a thicker texture than the yogurt icing mix. This is not your best choice for piping or drizzling. When it dries, the cream cheese icing is firm and it does not melt in hot weather, etc. You do not have to refrigerate this dog treat icing.
Chocolate dog cookie icing
(made from carob, of course) is always a favorite with the dogs. Using healthy carob and yogurt, this dog treat frosting works well for spreading, dipping, drizzling and piping. The frosted dog cookies will keep for a year, and you don’t have to refrigerate or freeze them. Depending on how much water you add, you can use this carob icing mix for a dog cake or for dog cookies or treats.
If you have been looking for the perfect answer to easy icing recipes for dog treats, I think you’ve found it! I am so excited about these dog cookie and cake icing mixes! They are so easy to use, and the company that makes them has worked hard to solve the eternal problems that we all experience with icings. They are available in sizes for home dog treat bakers as well as in larger sizes for your dog treat bakery business.
I think we’ve found the perfect dog treat icing!
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