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We made these cute little Ding Dong Doggy treats using pre made Hostess Ding Dongs and vanilla wafers. Just something fun we decided to make one day!

Ding Dong Doggy Treats

My 8 year old actually thought of this one…we just liked the name.:) They were so easy to make and turned out so cute! My boys and I had lots of fun making these! They would be cute to make for a dog themed party or just for fun for the kids to make themselves!

Hostess Ding Dong Doggy Treat

  • Hostess Ding Dongs
  • Vanilla Wafers
  • Chocolate Cookie Frosting
  • Edible Eyes
  • Red Candy (you could use an m&m or heart candy for the tongue)
  • Brown m&m candies (or any other brown candy)
Ding Dong Doggy Treats

How To Make Ding Dog Doggies

  • Cut some vanilla wafers in half to make the ears using a knife. Take the other vanilla wafers and cut 2 triangles out of the bottom leaving the a small piece in the middle using kitchen scissors.
  • Take the chocolate cookie frosting and make spots on the ears. Attach the ears on with the cookie frosting and let dry.
  • Attach the first ears on the cut side.
  • Decorate the face with cookie frosting, candies and edible eyes.
Ding Dong Doggy Treats

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Ding Dong Doggy

Jill
We made these cute little doggies using pre made Hostess Ding Dong cakes and vanilla wafers. Just something fun we decided to make one day!
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Prep: 10 minutes
Total: 10 minutes
Servings: 2
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Ingredients 

  • Hostess Ding Dong Cakes
  • vanilla wafers
  • edible eyes
  • chocolate cookie frosting
  • red candy, m&m or heart candy
  • m&m's, brown

Instructions 

  • Cut some vanilla wafers in half to make the ears using a knife. Take the other vanilla wafers and cut 2 triangles out of the bottom leaving the a small piece in the middle using kitchen scissors. This will be the tongue. Round off the edges with the scissors.
  • Take the chocolate cookie frosting and make spots on the ears…if desired. Attach the ears on with the cookie frosting and let dry. In the picture I show the ears placed on 2 different ways. We attached the first ears on the cut side and the other ears are just laid on top.
  • Attach the nose on with cookie frosting as well. Use the red candy for the tongue and the chocolate cookie frosting to dress up the rest of the face.
  • Cut off the top of a brown m&m candy and use for the nose. Attach the edible eyes.

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23 Comments

  1. AndiWinslow says:

    so cute andi

    Reply
  2. Carrie {My Favorite Finds} says:

    Those are so cute. You make the most creative food pictures! THanks for sharing at Handmade Tuesdays.

    Reply
  3. Mindie Hilton says:

    Those are so dog gone cute!

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  4. Laura @ cookiecrumbsandsawdust.blogspot says:

    So cute. Kids come up with the best ideas.

    Visiting from the Mommy Club #40, hope you'll stop by my blog too. 🙂

    Thanks for sharing,
    Laura

    Reply
  5. Beth @ Hungry Happenings says:

    Your puppies are so adorable:) I love them and love your use of the Ding Dongs.

    Reply
  6. Rose Jesky says:

    So cute. Thanks for sharing at the Sunday Round Up. Rose

    Reply
  7. Debra Kapellakis says:

    Those are very cute and have a great name!

    Reply
  8. Amber says:

    You have some incredible-looking stuff on this blog. I'm stopping by from the UBP.

    Reply
  9. Jill says:

    Thanks! I will be glad to share! My boys didn't like the pink background so I am playing around with the colors. They wanted me to even out boy colors for them and girl colors for me!ha

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  10. Jenny @ The NY Melrose Family says:

    So cute! My two year old would love these! It would make a great sweet for a dessert table for a puppy party. I'd love it if you'd share these at Whimsy Wednesdays. We go live Tuesday night at 8 EST. I love the new background btw.

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