Two weekends ago I had a little Halloween party and this was one of the desserts I served. I wanted to make a full on dirt cake but didn’t have the time or all the ingredients. Instead I made this creamy Chocolate pudding grave.
Halloween Chocolate Pudding Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 Jell-o Chocolate Pudding Mix
- 2 cup Milk
- 1 container Cool Whip
- 1 pkg of Oreos
Instructions
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Mix pudding mix with milk as per box instructions
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While pudding is setting up, crush Oreos or chop in blender
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Mix in pudding, Cool Whip and 3/4 of your Oreos.
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Top with remaining crushed Oreos
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You can add a skeleton to the inside to make it creepy and decorate with gummy worms, cookies like gravestones, candy pumpkins, etc.
My worms were actually made out of Jell-O. I used a tall glass, put straws in it and then poured a mixture of Jell-o, knox geletin and water into the straws. Once they set up you can squeeze the worms out of the straws. It was a LOT of work for little return so I gave up. If you look closely, you can see the hand of my skeleton sticking up out of the dirt. This was a huge hit! It’s not a strong chocolate flavor like straight up chocolate pudding since it has the Cool Whip in it. That makes it yummy to me, because I don’t like a strong chocolate flavor.
Donna says
This would be a big hit with the kids! Thanks for sharing!
Stefani says
That looks so cute and yummy! I am now craving chocolate!!!!
Carolyn G says
OMG that looks so good!! I am so going to try this!
Tricia says
So much holiday fun I love it. We have a recipe that is similar but displayed differently
trisha (mom blogger) says
I really think charlotte would love doing this!!
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Virginia from That Bald Chick says
I think my kids and my husband would love this!
valmg @ From Val's Kitchen says
That looks so cute with the pumpkins!
Tesa @ 2 Wired 2 Tired says
This looks so cute and so delicious! I know my kids would love it.
erin says
I did something similar a decade ago. (The recipe has been around that long! LOL!). But what makes it simpler now is you can add ghosts to it using Ghost Peeps. And then make little gravestones out of Milano cookies and some icing to spell out RIP. My friend and I did it for an office party back in the day and it was such a hit!
Paula says
I wanted to do more with it, but I ran out of time with everything else I was making that day. Good ideas, though!
amanda whitley says
ive made something like this with the gummi worms but this is such a better idea for halloween then the worms i think.