What’s better than celebrating your dog’s birthday? How about celebrating with a no-bake mixed berry pupcake recipe that only requires a handful of healthy ingredients?
I don’t even know where to start. I know you’re here for the no-bake mixed berry pupcake recipe, but this is the first time in a long time that I have free time to invest in my treat recipes.
*Always consult with your vet before introducing new foods to your dog. Be mindful of food sensitivities and introduce new foods slowly. This recipe is simply just a treat for your dog and not meant to replace a full balanced meal or diet.
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I have been so busy. I recently passed my medical coding exam and am officially a certified medical coder! I’ve been working on this since June of 2021, and it feels good to have the official certification and get some of my free time back.
Luna, Okja, and I all have March birthdays, and for the first time, we had a combined birthday! In the past, I made them their pupcakes on their birthday weekends, but there wasn’t time for them this year.
I tried to make the best of our combined birthday celebration with this No-Bake Mixed Berry Pupcake Recipe.
This no-bake mixed berry pupcake recipe has been in the works for quite some time. There’s nothing I love more than a wholesome treat that doesn’t require me to turn on the oven.
All of the ingredients in this pupcake are simple and wholesome.
- Blueberries/Strawberries/Raspberries: These berries have beneficial properties, including antioxidants, fiber, Vitamin C, Vitamin K, manganese, anti-aging properties, low calorie, etc. [Always introduce new fruits to your dog slowly to help prevent any stomach upset.]
- Oats: Oats are an excellent wheat alternative for dogs sensitive to wheat. Oats are healthy carbohydrates containing Vitamin B, Copper, Magnesium, Calcium, and Iron.
- Peanut Butter (single-ingredient): Source of protein, healthy fats, Vitamin B, and Vitamin E. [Single ingredient peanut butter is best, but always make sure the peanut butter you’re serving your pup does NOT contain Xylitol.]
- Coconut Oil: Aid digestion, can promote skin health, help bad breath, fights harmful bacteria.
- Honey (optional – do not give honey to dogs under one year of age): Antioxidant, Vitamins A, C, and E, immunity booster.
Other than the ingredients I mentioned, I suggest using silicone cupcake liners. Of course, you can use paper cupcake liners, but the silicone is reusable and make it easier to form the pupcake.
Mixed Berry Pupcake Recipe
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1 Cup of Oat Flour (make your own by blending quick oats in a food processor at high speed.)
1/2 Cup Fresh Blueberries (thaw if using frozen)
1/4 Cup of Fresh Strawberries (thaw if using frozen)
1/4 Cup of Fresh Raspberries (thaw if using frozen)
2 TBSP of Organic Coconut Oil (melted)
1 TSP of Organic Honey (do not give honey to dogs under one year of age)
- Peanut Butter Oat Crust
1/2 Cup of Quick Oats
3 TBSP Single Ingredient Peanut Butter (see note about peanut butter)
Directions
- Get out 4 to6 silicone cupcake liners. Combine 3 tbsp of single ingredient peanut butter and 1/2 cup of quick oats in a bowl – mix well. Press a tablespoon or two of this mixture into the bottom of each cupcake liner. This will serve as the first layer or crust of your pupcake. Place in the refrigerator while you prepar the mixed berry filling.
- Blend your fruits together on high speed in a food processor. Blend until the fuit is liquified.
- Combine oat flour, fruit puree, coconut oil, and option honey in a bowl – mix well.
- Remove your cupcake liner with the peanut butter oat crust from the fridge. Spoon a few tablespoons of the fruit mixture on top of the crust into each cupcake mold. Referigerate for at least a couple of hours before serving.
- Garnish with extra blueberries if desired. *See additional recipe notes
Notes
- This is a treat and meant for supplemental feeding. The ingredients in this pupcake do not provide the essential nutrients that your dog needs.
- If you don’t have mixed berries you can sub a cup of blueberries or strawberries. Always introduce new fruits slowly and in small amounts.
- The best peanut butter for your dog will always be single ingredient. If you’re using traditional peanut butter make sure the sugar content is low and it does NOT contain Xylitol.
- Make your own oat flour by blending quick oats at high speed in a food processor.
- *Always consult with your vet before introducing new foods to your dog. Be mindful of food sensitivities and introduce new foods slowly. This recipe is simply just a treat for your dog and not meant to replace a full balanced meal or diet.
*Always consult with your vet before introducing new foods to your dog. Be mindful of food sensitivities and introduce new foods slowly. This recipe is simply just a treat for your dog and not meant to replace a full balanced meal or diet.
*This blog may contain affiliate links that allow me to make a small commission if you make a purchase by clicking the links – including Amazon. This is at no additional cost to you and any money I may receive is put right back into this blog. Thank you all so much for your support! As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
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