Peanut butter dog treats by Barkin Brew Bites — upcycled brewery grain, 8 oz bag

Peanut Butter Brewery Grain Dog Treats (8 oz)

$11.99
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Peanut butter dog treats by Barkin Brew Bites — upcycled brewery grain, 8 oz bag

By Barkin Brew Bites · Independent US maker

Peanut Butter Brewery Grain Dog Treats (8 oz)

$11.99

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These crunchy peanut butter treats are baked in small batches in Fletcher, North Carolina, and the base is upcycled brewery grain. Barkin Brew Bites collects spent grain from local North Carolina breweries and combines it with peanut butter, eggs and almond flour. The maker describes them as a good option for dogs with sensitive stomachs.

Spent grain is the malted grain left over after brewers mash it to make beer. The maker uses it as a source of protein and fiber, and the peanut butter adds protein and fat along with B vitamins, vitamin E and niacin.

Ingredients

Upcycled brewery grain from local North Carolina breweries, peanut butter, eggs, almond flour.

Guaranteed analysis

  • Crude Protein (min): 24.8%
  • Crude Fat (min): 28.36%
  • Crude Fiber (max): 7.6%
  • Moisture (max): 4.82%

Details

  • 8 oz resealable bag
  • Handmade in Fletcher, North Carolina

These are reward and training treats, not a meal. Keep fresh water available, and store the bag somewhere cool and dry.

About the maker

Barkin Brew Bites bakes its treats by hand in Fletcher, North Carolina, using spent grain from area breweries such as Boodas Brewing Company and 12 Bones Brewing, which keeps it local and cuts down on waste.

What is spent brewery grain?

It is the barley and other grain left over after brewers mash it to make beer. Barkin Brew Bites bakes it into treats instead of letting it go to waste.

Are these treats nut-free?

No. They contain peanut butter and almond flour, so skip them if your dog has a peanut or tree nut sensitivity.

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