Have an overripe banana and not sure what to do with it? Use it to make these peanut butter banana chips for dogs.
Dehydrated Peanut Butter
Banana Chips For Dogs
Not only are these peanut butter banana chips for dogs, but they are also a great treat for people too! Makes for a nice car trip snack that can be shared by all.
If you are not a fan of peanut butter, you can make these without it by following the same steps. You will just have plane banana chips.
When storing these, if you want them to stay nice and crunchy, store a silica gel pack in the container with them. It helps to keep the moister away from the chips and that helps keep them crunchy.
If you are looking for some other dog treats, here are a few to check out.
- Air Fryer Liver Carrot Fries For Dogs
- Frozen Dog Treats – Blueberry Chicken Pup Pops
- Homemade Dog Training Treats – Soft Or Crunchy
Time: about 8 hours 10 minutes
Makes: about 35 chips per banana but does depend on the size of the banana
Skill: Easy
Ingredients:
- 1 Large Ripe Banana
- 1/4 Cup Peanut Butter Powder
How To Make These Dog Treats:
Slice the banana into slices. You want them all to be about the same thickness that is about as thick as a quarter.
Then coat each banana slice with peanut butter powder. I simply put the powder on a plate then rolled them in the powder.
Now place the coated banana slices on the tray of the dehydrator. Make sure they are not touching each other.
Then put the tray on the dehydrator and place the lid on. Turn the temperature of the dehydrator to 135 and the time for 8 hours.
When the time is about halfway done, turn all the banana slices over.
When done, the banana chips for dogs should be nice and hard. If they have a slight chewy/bindy texture to them it is ok.
However, they should not be soft or still feel wet. If they do, chances are they may have been cut too thick and need a little more time in the dehydrator.
Peanut Butter Banana Chips For Dogs
These peanut butter banana chips for dogs are easy to make. Plus these treats can also be enjoyed by people too!
Ingredients
- 1 Large Ripe Banana
- 1/4 Cup Peanut Butter Powder
Instructions
Slice the banana into slices. You want them all to be about the same thickness that is about as thick as a quarter.
Then coat each banana slice with peanut butter powder. I simply put the powder on a plate then rolled them in the powder.
Now place the coated banana slices on the tray of the dehydrator. Make sure they are not touching each other.
Then put the tray on the dehydrator and place the lid on. Turn the temperature of the dehydrator to 135 and the time for 8 hours.
When the time is about halfway done, turn all the banana slices over.
When done, the banana chips for dogs should be nice and hard. If they have a slight chewy/bindy texture to them it is ok.
However, they should not be soft or still feel wet. If they do, chances are they may have been cut too thick and need a little more time in the dehydrator.
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