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Dirt Pudding Cup Recipe

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Are you looking for a fun and creative way to keep your kids entertained? This dirt pudding cup recipe is the perfect snack!

Not only will it keep them busy, but it’s also a great opportunity to show off their creativity in the kitchen. Plus, who doesn’t love chocolate and gummy worms?

Dirt Pudding Cups {Kids In The Kitchen Recipe}

Spring is in full swing and I’m sharing a treat that is perfect for the warmer weather outside.

Although real mud and worms are NOT at all appealing – this “Dirt Pudding” dessert is pretty delicious. It’s something I grew up on {often eaten during summer camps.} And if you didn’t {like my husband} you were clearly missing out!

This pudding treat is relatively easy to pull together – making it a fun, afternoon snack to make with the kids. All you need is a few simple ingredients and a little imagination to put it all together.

With just 15 minutes of your time – you will have this creepy-crawly dessert ready to be devoured. You can make it after a day of playing outside OR even for a “dirt” themed birthday party.

Whenever you decide to make it, I hope you enjoy it! Find all the recipe details below!

If you don’t mind, I would LOVE to see pictures of your finished dirt pudding snack cup treats {before you devour them!} on our Facebook page! Come make my day and share away! #gluedtomycrafts

Dirt Pudding Cups {Kids In The Kitchen Recipe}

This easy-to-follow recipe takes less than half an hour from start to finish, ensuring that you can make this with little preparation time. With just six simple ingredients and minimal effort, even aspiring bakers can whip up this delicious dirt cup pudding recipe without breaking a sweat!

Ingredients:

  • Instant Chocolate Pudding Mix
  • Whole Milk
  • Crushed Oreo Cookies
  • Gummy Worms or Candies
  • Plastic Cups {one per dirt pudding treat}
  • Plastic Spoons

Directions:

  • First things first – prepare your instant chocolate pudding mix exactly how it tells you on the box.
  • When done, set aside the pudding.
  • Place your Oreo cookies in a plastic baggie.
  • Seal close.
  • Take a rolling pin {or other kitchen utensil} and crush the Oreos to make it look like dirt.
  • Take your chocolate pudding and scoop some in the plastic cups. Leave some room on the top for your “dirt.”
  • Add a gummy worm {or two} into the chocolate pudding mixture.
  • Now sprinkle some “dirt” cookie mixture on top of the chocolate pudding.
  • Place another gummy worm on top, to give the look of the worm coming out of the dirt.
  • Serve immediately or store in fridge till serving.
  • Enjoy!

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Dirt Pudding Cups {Kids In The Kitchen Recipe}

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