Most kids aren’t picky when it comes to pancakes. After all, how can you go wrong with breakfast food covered in syrup? But one mother has discovered that there is a way to enhance her daughter’s breakfast. She took a silly pancake suggestion and turned it into a daily activity.
Anne Sage told her social media followers how she makes her “daughter pancakes” every morning. The more she does, the more creative she gets with her designs. Her daughter may not appreciate all the details, but dog lovers around the world certainly know!
Introducing Dog Pancakes!
Sage says she started making dog pancakes because her daughter is obsessed with Sesame Street episode introduces a robot dog. So her daughter started asking her to make “robot dog pancakes” over and over again.
Sage started making pancakes for breakfast to accommodate her daughter’s request, but no matter how many times she made it, her daughter still demanded more the next day. Sage started mixing it up and creating unique dogs every morning to keep things interesting.
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“All of a sudden she asked me to make her ‘robot dog’ pancakes one day, and then every morning after weeks, she asked for the same. So to keep things interesting for myself, I started making a different dog every morning,” says Sage.
Before long, Sage was trying to master pancakes of various breeds. It turned out to be a more enjoyable activity for herself than a request from her daughter. Before Sage knew it, her pancakes were already popular on social media.
Pancakes for all dog breeds
Sage is an interior designer and renovator, so she uses her creative skills to design pancakes for a variety of dog breeds. Some of her masterpieces include the Standard Poodle, Dachshund, Chihuahua, Greyhound, and Saint Bernard. She uses a powder made from Greek yogurt with bananas and oats. She often adds fruit on top to make her eyes and nose.
Some breeds take many tries to perfect. She said it took her a while to successfully make the Saint Bernard without it looking like a big blob. Although Sage spends a lot of time on pancakes, she’s not sure her daughter appreciates it as much as she does online.
“I can’t really say that she has a favorite item – or even a genuine appreciation for my artwork – because the moment I put them in front of her, she fell in love. ask me to cut them up and drown them in melted butter,” Sage said with a laugh.
While these pancakes are much more tedious than the traditional ones, Sage seems to have created a resounding success and dog lovers around the world are loving these designs. Maybe dog pancakes will become a trendy new hobby.
Featured pictures: Instagram
