Easy to Make Spooky Cute Halloween Pudding Cups
These adorable Halloween Pudding Dirt Cups are sure to be a hit at your Halloween party! They are super easy to make and tasty! Kids of all ages will love to help make (and eat) this Halloween treat! Perfect for enjoying at home or in a classroom party!
Spooky Halloween Dirt Pudding Recipe
Spooky Halloween Pudding Cups make a great dessert or snack for little kids and big kids alike. Even better, wash them down with this fog juice recipe!
These Halloween graveyard cups are modified Dirt Cups which are one of our favorite party foods. They pair well with our super spooky Halloween Jello Cups and are just plain yummy.
Kids love helping make dirt pudding, and who would blame them? Everyone loves fun family Halloween activities! The Oreo looks like a spooky full moon rising against a scary ghost and pumpkins.
Kids love this! I love this!
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Ingredients & Supplies Needed
- 5 Reese’s Peanut Butter Ghosts
- 10 Brach’s Mellowcreme Pumpkins
- 20 Oreos
- 1 family size package of instant chocolate pudding
- 3 cups milk
- Plastic zipper freezer bag
- Rolling pin
Directions to Make Graveyard Pudding Halloween Dirt Cups
Make Graveyard Dirt
Step 1
Take five Oreos and twist to separate so you have just creme filling and a cookie on one. Set these 5 cookies aside to use for later.
Step 2
In a gallon size freezer bag using a rolling pin, crush the Oreos medium fine. It’s ok if there are a few medium broken pieces.
Step 3
Transfer to a bowl and set aside.
Make the Cemetery Pudding
Step 4
In a medium bowl, add the milk and then whisk in the pudding mix. Whisk for 2 minutes.
Step 5
Then, fill five clear cups about 3/4 full with prepared pudding. Add 1/5 of the crushed Oreos on top of pudding in each cup.
Assemble the Spooky Fun Pudding Halloween Dirt Cups
Step 6
Now you’ll take the five Oreos with creme on them that you said aside in the beginning and place them in each cup towards the back. The Oreos with creme becomes a rising full moon.
Step 7
Then add two candy pumpkins to each cup.
Step 8
Finally, add a peanut butter ghost to each cup.
Step 9
Your Spooky Halloween Pudding Cup is now ready to serve! You can also set them in the fridge to eat later.
Halloween Dirt Pudding Cups Notes:
- If your child has a peanut allergy you can swap out the Reeses for gummy worms.
- Mix it up! Add cool whip at the bottom of each cup, then a layer of pudding for a fun twist.
- Don’t like Oreos? Dip Milano cookies in melted chocolate chips and use them as tomb stones instead of the half of the Oreo. You can also use chocolate graham cracker crumbs instead of Oreo crumbs too.
- Not a fan of chocolate pudding. Use vanilla pudding instead, the fine crumbs of the crushed Oreos will still look like dirt. So you can still make the Halloween graveyard dirt cups.
Related: Serve them at your Halloween party alongside our Pumpkin Patch Dessert and Spider Ice Cream! Spooky and DELICIOUS!
Wasn’t that fun!?! This simple recipe makes dessert cups, in smaller cups so you don’t have to worry about eating too much dessert while still enjoying a tasty dessert.
Easy to Make Spooky Cute Halloween Pudding Cups
Halloween dirt cups are so easy to make and even yummier to eat. Perfect for Halloween treats at a party, at home, or in the classroom.
Materials
- 5 Reese’s Peanut Butter Ghosts
- 10 Brach’s Mellowcreme Pumpkins
- 20 Oreos
- 1 family size package of instant chocolate pudding
- 3 cups milk
- Plastic zipper freezer bag
- Rolling pin
Instructions
- Take five Oreos and twist to separate so you have just creme filling and a cookie on one. Set these 5 cookies aside to use for later.
- In a gallon size freezer bag using a rolling pin, crush the Oreos medium fine. It’s ok if there are a few medium broken pieces.
- Transfer to a bowl and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, add the milk and whisk in the pudding mix. Whisk for about 2 minutes.
- Then, fill five clear cups about 3/4 of the way up with the pudding. Add 1/5 of the crushed Oreos on top of the pudding cups.
- Now you’ll take the five Oreos with creme on them that you said aside in the beginning and place them in each cup towards the back. The Oreos with creme becomes a rising full moon.
- Then add two candy pumpkins to each cup.
- Finally, add a peanut butter ghost to each cup.
- Your Spooky Halloween Pudding Cup is now ready to serve! You can also set them in the fridge to eat later.
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How did your spooky Halloween pudding cups turn out? Did you serve them for a Halloween party?
