Post by Ω-Admin-Cara-Ω on Oct 21, 2009 14:11:12 GMT -6
Here you go Emma!!!!
1. Pour the rolled oats, diced carrots, peppermints, sugarcubes, and molasses into a bowl.
2. Stir with spoon until the molasses gels everything together.
3. Put the resulting "cake" on a paper plate.
4. Sprinkle powdered sugar on top and put the other 4 sugarcubes on top of the powdered sugar.
5. Sprinkle the pinches of cinnamon on top of the sugarcubes.
6. Give the new treat to your horse!
Another one:
Mix the honey and sweet feed or oats together in a big bowl. When mixed fully together, place the mixture on a plate and shape into the form of a birthday cake or a carrot. Use your imagination. Use the carrots as candles and garnish the rest of the cake with apple and carrot shavings. Horses really enjoy this sticky but delicious treat, and it's really fun to make too!
This site has heaps of horse treat ideas: www.moniteausaddleclub.com/horse_treats.htm
* 1/2 bag oats
* 1/2 cup diced carrots
* 2 peppermints
* 6 small sugarcubes
* 1/2 cup powdered sugar
* pinch of cinnamon
* 1/2 cup molasses (or honey)
1. Pour the rolled oats, diced carrots, peppermints, sugarcubes, and molasses into a bowl.
2. Stir with spoon until the molasses gels everything together.
3. Put the resulting "cake" on a paper plate.
4. Sprinkle powdered sugar on top and put the other 4 sugarcubes on top of the powdered sugar.
5. Sprinkle the pinches of cinnamon on top of the sugarcubes.
6. Give the new treat to your horse!
Another one:
* 4 cups sweet feed or oats
* 1 cup molasses or honey
* 3 carrots cut into sticks and shreds
* 1 apple
Mix the honey and sweet feed or oats together in a big bowl. When mixed fully together, place the mixture on a plate and shape into the form of a birthday cake or a carrot. Use your imagination. Use the carrots as candles and garnish the rest of the cake with apple and carrot shavings. Horses really enjoy this sticky but delicious treat, and it's really fun to make too!
This site has heaps of horse treat ideas: www.moniteausaddleclub.com/horse_treats.htm
