right right Maya
hi guys welcome back to relax my cat my name is Savannah and here with me is
Mia and today's video is a voiceover because Easter and I thought I'd try to get
a bit creative and you'll see very shortly that that kind of works out but
kind of doesn't but I had fun and the cat doesn't care what they look like so
you know so with that said this week's video is how to make Easter eggs for
your cat so to get started these are things you're going to need first thing
you need is an egg mold
just some organic catnip some cat chocolate make sure that its cap juggler
two balls to put your chocolate in and some natural food coloring I'm using the
root dive you can use any kind of fruit or vegetable safe can say vegetables
there's the Uni do is chop up your chocolate make sure it's nice and small
for melting
and put that into two separate bowls so you've got one for your pink and one for
your white
and I put it in the microwave for about half a minute but all chocolate is
different and I use a little bit of coconut oil to make sure it was nice and
smooth as turns out cat chocolate is quite brittle add the coloring to your
liking to be honest I use quite a Becks it does take a while for it to take and
it can change the consistency but just don't worry it works out next just paint
in the chocolate into your mold try keep it as neat as you can obviously as you
can see I did not do very well
next you'll amount you're just plain white chocolate and start adding that
into the molds I'm trying to make kind of like a shelf for the cabinet to sit
inside don't be scared about adding to the molds I found here that more is way
better than less and I should have melted way more chocolate if I wanted
them to be a bit more substantial than they ended up being next just add your
catnip onto the insides I put it in well it was melted so that it just doesn't go
absolutely everywhere because it's a night medical enough
put them in the fridge to set and when that don't just pop them out like I said
earlier cat chocolate seems to be a lot more brittle than normal chocolate so
when you're popping them out the moulds just be careful that they don't break
so yeah this doesn't end up working as well as I would've liked it to because
it kind of just doesn't really melt and stick to itself and have I think we had
more cat chocolate here you could kind of paint it on the edges and make it
more secure egg as you can see I'm trying to do that with a little piece
but there's just not enough there so I they turned out fine I think they look
cute and the cat likes them so you know
do that with all of your eggs make sure that all melted together the best that
you can and that's what they look like when they're done I'm actually kind of
proud of them they're kind of cute ugly
Maya in her gorgeous new spring attire obviously feeling very happy about the
huge bowl I can't help but I love dressing her up and she doesn't mind so
yeah that is it for this week's video I hope you enjoy thank you so much for
watching I had an absolute blast filming yet I've never done a cooking video
before as you can probably tell so please let me know what you think what
do you think of my spring outfit also and yeah thank you so much for watching
and I will see you next week thank you so much bye bye