Wendy's kitchen hits and misses

Recipes
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Haven’t huelsperimented for a while, so today I bring you

Rhubarb and Custard Huel Cookie Dough

I was aiming for a bar like consistency but what I got was more like cookie dough.

3 scoops vanilla Huel
1 tsp huel rhubarb and custard flavour boost
3 tsp date syrup
4 tsp water
4 tsp mylk

Not awful, but not great either. I’ll eat it but won’t make it again. Also somewhat messy,
should have used a bigger container.

Doggy verdict - sit up and beg doggylicious. (ie the dogs seemed to enjoy it, and before anyone even thinks of reporting me to the RSPCA they got abut a teaspoonful each)

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How did you get the rhubarb and custard flavour…I guess you didn’t according to the ingredients.

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I’m rather confused by this thread. And that’s saying something after the weekend.

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Thanks for another good spot. Off to edit my post.

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I also spotted that your link didn’t work…but don’t want to see solve it all in one go.

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Ah… I see…that was me being slow. I didn’t read til the end.

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Just FYI for other readers, the caveat at the end is because Huel is not safe for dogs to eat (like chocolate i think right!?), so quite rightly Wendy only gave her puppers a little nibble

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We had this discussion some time ago, and the verdict then was it should be OK, there are no ingredients known to cause problems in dogs. The caveat was because I have been told on here before that if my address was known I would be reported. BTW if anyone DOES want to do this, just pm me and I’m quite happy to give my postcode. I have nothing to hide!!

You’re right about chocolate, there are about a dozen human foods toxis to dogs in varying degrees
•chocolate
•caffeine
•mushrooms
•onions
•macadamia nuts
•grapes and raisins
•xylitol
•alcohol
•avocados
•peaches and plums
•bread dough
•mouldy bread

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