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This is my absolute favorite way to eat pudding.. in a parfait and with a dash of melted witch mixed in, who knew a melted witch would be so tasty! And by a dash of melted witch I mean this parfait is completely loaded with green pudding and my favorite mix ins – oreos, whipped cream, and brownie pieces! These Melted Witch Pudding Parfaits are sure to be a big hit at any halloween party. Or if you’re like me, this would be a fantastic treat to make before halloween to get you excited for October 31st.
To make these melted witch parfaits you will need vanilla pudding cups, green food coloring, brownie pieces, whipped cream, oreos, and halloween sprinkles.
To make the witch’s legs will you need paper straws and black paper. To make the witch’s legs, you will need two paper straws and two black shoes for each parfait. Cut your paper straws, making your witch’s legs your desired length – mine were 4.5 inches long.
Something to note, you don’t want to cut your witch’s legs too short, otherwise you won’t have enough straw to stick into your parfait. On one end of your paper straw, use a knife to make two small slits across from each other, this is where will you put the shoe. Repeat this process until all the legs are assembled.
These halloween pudding parfaits can be assembled fairly quickly, especially if you already have baked brownies on hand. This is a great recipe to get your kids involved with, I am sure they would love watching the Snack Pack Pudding change from vanilla to a witchy green.
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Melted Witch Pudding Parfaits
Ingredients
- Vanilla Snack Pack pudding cups
- Green food coloring
- Brownies, crumbled into smaller pieces
- Oreos, crushed
- Whipped cream
- Halloween sprinkles
Instructions
- Dye the vanilla Snack Pack pudding cups green. This can be done in each individual pudding container or transfer all of the pudding to a bowl and then add the green food coloring until you get your desired color of green. Set aside.Vanilla Snack Pack pudding cups, Green food coloring
- To assemble the parfaits, begin to layer brownie pieces in the bottom of each glass. Divide the brownie pieces evenly among the parfaits.Brownies
- Next, add a layer of whipped cream to each parfait (like Reddi wip).Whipped cream
- Add the crushed oreos on top of the whipped cream layer.Oreos
- Next, spoon the green Snack Pack Pudding on top of the oreos, filling each glass full.
- Add halloween sprinkles and top with the witch's legs.Halloween sprinkles
- For best results, enjoy these parfaits within a few minutes of making, otherwise the ingredients can become soggy.
Very cute, creative, and yummy looking! Love it! :-)
Cathy
I appreciate you coming by Cathy, thank you!
These are so fun. My kids would love them :) Pinned!
I am sure they would think you’re the best mom ever Jill if you surprised them with these!
Where did you get the little shoes?
Hi Donna! You will use the black construction paper to make the shoes. You can hand draw them or try to find a printable online!
so cute. how did you make the little shoes?
Hi Donna! You will use the black construction paper to make the shoes. You can hand draw them or try to find a printable online!
That is so cute! Thanks for making me smile!
Thank YOU for making me smile with your kind comment!
Love how you’ve taken a fairly ordinary dessert and made it into something fabulous and Halloween-themed!
Thanks Nicola – I wanted to create something that was easy to make and fun!
i made pudding, not the instant kind, after cooking I added 1 teaspoon of pure peppermint extract and six drops of food coloring; I let the pudding cool completely before assembling, I also used mint Oreos. Oh, yum.
Ruth, that sounds delicious! Thanks for coming back to let me know how it went!
Very Clever and fabulous! So delicious and fun!
I made these for friends’ who came last night. They went over very well.
I did make some changes, used cooked vanilla pudding and added the food coloring while hot then cooled the pudding. I only used the Oreo cookie crumbs, not the brownie. I also used Cool Whip instead of whipping cream. I also used a single edge razor blade for cutting the straws.
I made 18 of cups and was happy to have four left. In fact, I had to have one for breakfast! :-)
Charleen, I am so glad they were a hit! And what a bonus, one for breakfast, yum!!
I loooooove this
I always do up Halloween big, even though I have teenagers. They still love it !! These cups are adorable and so easy to make, thank you for the post!! I found the witch boot cutouts on Amazon, already had the Halloween straws, easy peezy to glue them on for the finishing touch of the witch legs!! Thanks again for the post!!