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Gremlins in the Graveyard Halloween Treats

Gremlins in the Graveyard Halloween Treats are chocolate pudding cups decorated with a froth of whipped cream, scary cookies and Halloween candy! A great party treat or a snack before the kids head out for Beggars Night!

Gremlins in the Graveyard are chocolate pudding cups decorated with a froth of whipped cream, scary cookies and Halloween candy! A great party treat or a snack before the kids head out for Beggars Night!

Fall is rushing by and Halloween will be here before we know it. One of the best ways I know to get the scary time started is by conjuring up a spooky  treat that both the kids and grown-ups will love.

Fall is rushing by and Halloween will be here before we know it. One of the best ways I know to get the scary time started is by conjuring up a spooky  treat that both the kids and grown-ups will love.

Pudding cups has been a staple around my house for years. Being delicious and loaded with calcium, as much as an 8 oz glass of milk, it’s a natural choice for school lunches or as an anytime snack. Pudding cups also comes in a variety of fun flavors, and are great for adding in your favorite mix-ins.

I let the kids choose things like pretzel pieces and granola, but the possibilities are endless. By adding yummy mix-ins for Halloween, like gummy worms and Gremlin faced cookies, these pudding cups become monster-ously special.  Making this spooky treat is also an easy and fun activity for the  kids.

How To Make Gremlins In The Graveyard Halloween Treats

1. Using a small round tip on the frosting tubes, write RIP in white on the Nutter Butter cookies. Next, use the purple frosting to attach two candy eyes to the chocolate cookies, and to draw on a scary Gremlin face. Let the kids get creative! Set aside.

Fall is rushing by and Halloween will be here before we know it. One of the best ways I know to get the scary time started is by conjuring up a spooky  treat that both the kids and grown-ups will love.

2. Remove the top tab  from the pudding cup and fill to the top with whipped cream to create the look of fog.

3. Add a RIP cookie headstone to the back corner of the pudding cup, push it down into the pudding to hold it in place.

4. In front of the RIP headstone, tuck a Gremlin cookie into the  pudding to hold it in place.

Fall is rushing by and Halloween will be here before we know it. One of the best ways I know to get the scary time started is by conjuring up a spooky  treat that both the kids and grown-ups will love.

5. Decorate with pumpkin and gummy worm Halloween candy. Serve and enjoy!

These Gremlins in the Graveyard Halloween Treats are perfect either served alone or to scary Trick or Treaters!

Fall is rushing by and Halloween will be here before we know it. One of the best ways I know to get the scary time started is by conjuring up a spooky  treat that both the kids and grown-ups will love.

Looking for more fun Halloween treats, try these Butterfinger Ghoul Cookies!

Gremlins in the Graveyard Halloween Treats

360kcal
5 from 1 vote
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Prep 20 minutes
Total 20 minutes
Gremlins in the Graveyard are chocolate pudding cups decorated with a froth of whipped cream, scary cookies and Halloween candy!
Servings 12
Course Dessert, Snack
Cuisine American

Ingredients

  • 12 chocolate pudding cups 3.5 ounce each
  • 6.5 ounce can whipped cream
  • 12 medium peanut butter cookies Nutter Butter
  • 12 medium chocolate sandwich cookies
  • 1 ounce white frosting tube
  • 1 ounce purple frosting tube
  • 24 small candy eyes
  • 8 ounce candy pumpkins
  • 2 ounces gummy worms

Instructions

  1. Using a small round tip on the frosting tubes, write RIP in white on the Nutter Butter cookies. Use the purple frosting to attach two candy eyes to the chocolate cookies, and draw on a scary monster face.
  2. Remove the top tab  from the pudding cup and fill to the top with whipped cream to create fog.
  3. Add a RIP peanut butter cookie headstone to the back corner of the pudding cup, push it down into the pudding to hold it in place. In front of the RIP headstone, tuck a chocolate Gremlin cookie into the  pudding to hold it in place. Place a candy pumpkin and gummy worm in the whipped cream around the cookies.
  4. Refrigerate leftovers tightly covered for up to 1 day.

Nutrition

Serving1pudding cupCalories360kcalCarbohydrates55.65gProtein5gFat13.38gSaturated Fat6gCholesterol21.04mgSodium182.41mgPotassium51.6mgFiber2.06gSugar43.19gVitamin A222.66IUVitamin C0.09mgCalcium135.1mgIron2.08mg

Notes

  1. Substitute your favorite pudding flavors and cookies for the chocolate and peanut butter ones.

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Fall is rushing by and Halloween will be here before we know it. One of the best ways I know to get the scary time started is by conjuring up a spooky  treat that both the kids and grown-ups will love.

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5 Comments

  1. Christine

    Hi Joanita, thank you so much…I am honored by the feature!! And thank you for visiting…it is always a pleasure:) Hugs- Christine

  2. This so cute! Great for the little ones 🙂
    Congratulations, you are being featured in this week’s
    Snickerdoodle Mini Round Up!
    Have an awesome day!
    Joanita

  3. These mix-ins are so fun. I’m really in the Halloween spirit. Thank you for sharing! #client

  4. Christine

    HI Karren, thank you so much!! It was so much fun to make these!! Have a super day!! Hugs- Christine

  5. How gooling for pudding cups, they turned out really cute!!
    Thanks for visiting #SmallVictoriesSundayLinkup this week!
    Have a great week!
    Karen

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