Laminas Dog bone molds for homemade dog treats

Today I'm doing a review of these laminas. They're silicone baking molds for dog biscuits. So they're in cute bone and paw prints. So I don't know how many this will make, so I'm going to make a smaller batch since I've never made them and I don't know how much the dogs will like them, so I'm going to try a small batch first. So basically it's going to be made from wheat flour, cornmeal, water, vegetable oil, salt. That's actually, and an egg, that's actually the basic recipe but I'm going to add a little bit of peanut butter to it also. So I'm going to do the wet ingredients first, ok, so we're going to do the egg, water, and the oil. Well you know these are for you. Alright, so it's one egg, it was a, since I'm doing a half a batch, it's one egg, it's a half of a third of a cup, which I'm not sure what that is, so I just guessed at it, and a half a cup of water. And then it's a half of a tablespoon of salt, so I'm going to guess that one also. Alright, are you still in here? What are you doing? You can try these when they're done. Oh, yummy. Alright, so let's pour in our cornmeal, and our wheat flour. Alright, so that's basically that, but I am going to add a little bit of peanut butter, because what dog doesn't love peanut butter, right? So at this point, and these are pretty flexible, so I'm going to leave them on a cookie sheet so that I can get them in and out of the oven real well. So I'm just going to scoop these in here, we'll make a half and half, however much it'll make, and then I'm going to bake them at 350 for 25 minutes, and we will let them cool down and see what everybody thinks about them, alright? And see what they come out for. Alright, see you in a bit. Roxy, what are you doing? Come here. Don't you want to see the unveiling of your cookies? Huh? Did you hear cookie? Okay, ready? Yes, okay. Alright, so there we are. They should be done. We're going to take it out and give it a try. Alrighty. What do you think so far? Can you smell them? So, silicone baking mats usually can be quite hot, just like metal ones, so don't think that they won't be hot just because they're silicone, because they are. So I'm just going to take these out, and I'm going to attempt to flip them onto here. Oh, did I drop some? Alright. You can have that, I guess. So again, that is hot. Alright, so those are my bones. We're going to let those cool down, and then let's take our little paw cookies over here. What do you think, Roxy? Yeah, you okay with that? Maybe I'll spill some more, you never know. And those all just came right out, so that's pretty cool. So check out these little paw prints. Alrighty. Those look good. We're just going to let those cool down before you two get to try them. Maybe a little piece in here. Is that good stuff? Alright. So I have a feeling that they're going to enjoy these. They smell good. I might try one later. Alright. Well, when they cool down and we give them to the dogs, we'll let you have one more little peek. So thanks for watching. Alright, so our cookies are done, and they're cooled down, and they're pretty cute. And Roxanna Banana here is pretty interested in one, so I'm going to break it in half and I'm going to show you guys and tell me what you think. Where's Bella? Bella? Want to pick one? Let's go. Does that look good? Tell me what you think. Is that good stuff? Do you like that? Where's the cookies at? Where are they? Okay, one more. I'm going to break it in half. You want to try some of it? Not bad. There you go. Nice, healthy dog treats. Cookies you can make yourself. But they don't have to look ugly, they can still look cute.