Some dogs enjoy the simplicity of apple slices or a dollop of peanut butter when it comes to snack time, but the truly sophisticated pups know that artisanal meats and cheeses are what its all about when it comes to hors doeuvres. To satisfy their refined palettes, Trader Joes released new “Chew-cuterie” dog treats inspired by the classic charcuterie board, and the selection looks almost good enough for humans to eat.
Available for $3 per box, the charcuterie snacks include cheddar cheese biscuits, salami-flavored biscuits, provolone cheese biscuits, and prosciutto biscuits in bite-size pieces shaped like their IRL counterparts. “My puppers Bu and Pot Pie are so excited for this box of treats!” Instagram user traderjoeslist captioned a photo of the treats. “Pot Pie is happy as she loves meaty treats while Bu will eat anything! Its a one size fits all box of treats!”
The snacks are already so popular that pet owners are even asking for a cat version to be released sometime soon. “TJs need to release a cat version of these cheddar , salami provolone, and prosciutto,” wrote Instagram user traderjolene.
The biscuits do contain wheat and oats, which is something to be mindful of if your pet is grain-free. If not, break out a doggy-sized charcuterie board and slip a bowtie collar onto your four-legged friend for an extravagant pre-dinner snack. Take a closer look at Trader Joes charcuterie-inspired dog treats here. Related:
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The biscuits do contain wheat and oats, which is something to be mindful of if your pet is grain-free. If not, break out a doggy-sized charcuterie board and slip a bowtie collar onto your four-legged friend for an extravagant pre-dinner snack. Take a closer look at Trader Joes charcuterie-inspired dog treats here. Related:
The snacks are already so popular that pet owners are even asking for a cat version to be released sometime soon. “TJs need to release a cat version of these cheddar , salami provolone, and prosciutto,” wrote Instagram user traderjolene.
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Available for $3 per box, the charcuterie snacks include cheddar cheese biscuits, salami-flavored biscuits, provolone cheese biscuits, and prosciutto biscuits in bite-size pieces shaped like their IRL counterparts. “My puppers Bu and Pot Pie are so excited for this box of treats!” Instagram user traderjoeslist captioned a photo of the treats. “Pot Pie is happy as she loves meaty treats while Bu will eat anything! Its a one size fits all box of treats!”
Freeze-Dried Beef Liver Begging Treats, $2.69 for two ounces
As soon as we got Millie home, everyone we knew started telling us to find freeze-dried beef liver treats. Dogs go wild for them, we were told. We did get her some from our local pet store and the rumors proved to be true. I figured she’d like these, too, but I didn’t guess she’d choose them time and time again when presented with other options. The only ingredient is beef liver and the package says they’re to be used for training and treating. Honestly, they’re so high-value, I’m saving the rest for only training purposes.
Salmon & Sweet Potato Dog Treats, $99 for four ounces
At first glance, these little disks look like gummy candy for humans. However, they are not. You could eat them, though (and everything else on this list!) if you really wanted to “These smoked salmon treats are made from salmon raised without antibiotics, from the cold waters of northern Scotland. They are combined with sweet potato, and smoked over natural hardwood,” the package tells me. They’re a little chewy (MAYBE THEY ARE GUMMIES?) so it’s quite fun to watch Millie gnaw them up.
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