Chocolate Pudding Trifle


It’s always fun to serve a dessert for guests, or even just on a casual Monday evening after Family Home Evening that looks impressive! This chocolate pudding trifle is easy to make and does just that! It looks fancy and tastes great combining lots of fun flavors for a delicious treat.

Chocolate Trifle



Chocolate Pudding Trifle

Ingredients:

 

Start by making our Homemade Chocolate Pudding recipe, or make a box pudding mix. You’ll need to allow time for your pudding to cool and set before beginning your trifle.

Coarsely chop your favorite candy bar to use as topping for your treat. Try Twix, Snickers, Reese’s, or Milky Way candy bars. You’ll use about 1/2 a candy bar or 1-2 mini candy bars, depending on your serving size.

Cut your angel food cake into approximately 1/2″ cubes. I just use store bought angel food cake, but you could make this step as well.

Now you’re ready to assemble your chocolate pudding trifle! Start with angel food cake at the bottom of a fun dish, bowl, or cup. I like using tall and skinny cups because it gives just enough dessert and makes a beautiful presentation for layering.

Next,, layer with chocolate pudding using a spoon to scoop in the pudding. Layer with cool whip after your pudding. Try to carefully add these layers to avoid hitting the side of your dish to keep your presentation clean and beautiful. Top your trifle with your chopped candy bits. You can also make smaller layers and add two rounds of layers adding your candy bits just to the top layer.

Chocolate Pudding Trifle



My kids always really enjoy this yummy treat. We often mix up the candy bar topping letting everyone pick their own favorite topping and even adding it themselves when they want to help.

When would you serve this Chocolate Pudding Trifle?


More Posts

  • Green Chili Cornbread


    Fall is such a beautiful season. I love the colors. I love the weather. I love the clothes. I love the comfort food. Is there anything better on a chilly fall day than a big steamy bowl of rich soup? I love cooking soup in the fall and…


  • Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey Recipe – Turkey Wraps!


    I received a variety of Good Cook items in exchange for this post. Opinions are my own. Who doesn’t love the big feast of Thanksgiving? But, a few days into your turkey leftovers, you start to feel like you’re eating the same thing over and over again. To…


  • Easy Chicken Dinner Recipes


    It’s a busy weekday evening and the kids are chiming for dinner. You pull out the chicken breasts, but don’t want to make the same ol’ meal again. These 15 easy chicken dinner recipes will rescue boring meal time and help you get dinner to the table without…


  • Preparing Pumpkin Pie Filling from Scratch


    Why use the can when you can do it so much cheaper from scratch! Preparing pumpkin pie filling from scratch is so super simple! When preparing pumpkin from scratch you start with a whole pumpkin.  You can even use the Jack-o-lantern if you don’t carve it too soon…


  • Easy Pizza Popper Freezer Snacks for Kids!


    Kids are forever asking for a quick snack after school and we routinely reach for those handy frozen snacks but all of the preservatives and unknown ingredients make this mom worry about what her children are eating.  These Pizza Popper Freezer Snacks for Kids are quick and easy…


  • Pumpkin Cornbread Recipe


    I received Good Cook product in exchange for this post.  All opinions are my own. I’m a huge fan of pumpkin.  My husband thinks I’m crazy, but I’m a sucker for all things pumpkin. Muffins, cookies, hot chocolate and bagels, I just can’t get enough.  When Good Cook…


8 Comments

Comments are closed.