You might already know that white rice and brown rice are safe for dogs to eat (they are even good for an upset stomach). So, ...

This delicious dessert is made with these four basic ingredients: Plus some fresh fruit if you want to garnish the pudding. Just make sure it is fruit dogs can eat. You can use either white or brown ...

Chances are, you’ll soon be staring down a serious case of puppy-dog eyes. “Dogs always want whatever you’re eating,” says ... important to know that the fruit’s hard seeds and fibrous ...

Marley, a five-year-old Staffie from Stoke-on-Trent, was found by his owner Polly Bloor "with the remains of the Christmas pudding and ... the West Midlands Dog nearly dies eating Christmas ...

It’s perfectly normal behaviour for dogs to occasionally eat plant material. Even though it’s not a staple of most pooches' diet, it’s nothing to worry about if your dog occasionally enjoys ...

A steamed pudding really is the ultimate winter warmer, and condensed milk and banana are a winning combinations — but don’t forget the whipped cream. If you are making your steamed pudding ...

The Christmas pudding we recognise today is a Victorian dish made from suet, dried fruit, candied peel, breadcrumbs, spices, egg and grated carrots and apples. The Victorians shaped their puddings ...

24 on Wednesdays through Sundays. The play begins with hot dog eating contestants taking their place behind a row of tables labeled with name tags and scoreboards. As the competition begins ...

As the Christmas carol goes “we all want some figgy pudding” and serving it this way adds a little twist to the most famous and traditional of all Christmas desserts. This improves with age ...

Yes, dogs can eat fish. The nutrients in fish can provide some health benefits to dogs, according to the American Kennel Club. For example, the omega-3 fatty acids found in fish may decrease ...

This is it. Infused into the cream, the round flavor of the vanilla bean offsets the tartness of the passion fruit. A smidge of gelatin assists in the set. Serve unadorned, or top with passion ...