These pudding dirt cups are a fun and delicious no-bake dessert that kids love! They come together quickly and are full of ...

These Halloween Dirt Pudding Cups are both craft and snack, a fun way to spend time with a decidedly kid-friendly sweet dessert. Here are the ingredients you will need to make this recipe ...

These pudding cups are inspired by succulent terrariums that have layers of dirt, rock, moss and little plants. The same layers can be re-created with all-edible ingredients, with the result a ...

Remember dirt cups? You know, store-bought pudding cups topped with crushed chocolate cookies and gummy worms that were at every classroom Halloween party of your childhood?

I’ve been on a pudding kick lately. It started on a recent vacation when my son was introduced to dirt cups: Chocolate pudding, crumbled Oreos, gummy worms and, the piece de resistance of this ...

Mini Easter Dirt Cups Makes approximately 10 to 12 mini servings ... package instant vanilla pudding To make layer one: Melt the chocolate morsels in a glass bowl in the microwave for 1 minute.