Chocolatey Skeleton pudding cups are SO simple and tasty. They take minutes to make and are perfect for any Halloween party!!
If your kids love pudding as much as mine do they will LOVE these Skelton pudding cups. If they just need more pudding try Chocolate pudding pie spiders, Oogie Boogie Trifle, and Graveyard Dirt Cake for more festive fun!!
Halloween pudding cups
I warned you I had Halloween on the brain a few weeks ago and wanted to share with you another fun Halloween Treat idea today.
These ones are Skeleton Pudding Cups. They can be served for a Sunday treat, a party dessert or just for fun. We made ours for family night and the kids LOVED them. They thought they were so fun, and I have to agree. They are perfect for Halloween.
These bad boys only took a few minutes to throw together, and I LOVE how they turned out. They’re spooky, festive and yummy too! If you or your kids like pudding and Halloween, then I think you’ll like these Skeleton Oreo Pudding Cups too. 🙂
How to make
These were inspired by a Skeleton Garland I found at our local Dollar Tree. There are 4 on there making them .25 each.
SKELETON PREP. I cut off each skeleton and let them soak in some hot water and soap first. Then I gave them a good scrub to make sure they were nice and clean. From there, I bent them at their joints (don’t use too much force so the limbs don’t actually fall off).
OREO. Crush up some Oreos. I used the Halloween Oreos (orange filling) but you can use any (The Chocolate filled would work great too!). I scooped a few tablespoons into the bottom of each cup.
PUDDING. Make Chocolate pudding as directed on the box. Note. 1 Large Chocolate Instant Pudding Box was perfect for 4 cups.
ASSEMBLE. Fill plastic cups with a layer of Oreo, then chocolate pudding, about ½ way full. Plop in the skeleton and fill it with a little more pudding and crushed Oreos. Add a Mallow pumpkin for the perfect touch!
Super cute, easy Halloween pudding cups!
Variations
Aside from the delicious taste I chose to use chocolate pudding because it looks more like dirt for the skeleton to be lounging in. However, you can use other pudding flavors:
Butterscotch with heath bar crumbled on top
White chocolate pudding topped with crushed chocolate and Golden Oreos
Storing Info
STORE leftover pudding cups in the fridge. Remove the skeletons and cover each cup with plastic wrap. The pudding cups will last for about 3 days. Be aware that the moisture will cause the Oreos to become soft.
Another way to store leftovers is to make Oreo Pudding Pops. Mix the pudding with the Oreos, spoon the mixture into popsicle molds, then freeze until solid. Note: remove or crush up larger pieces of Oreos.
For more easy and delicious Halloween Treats be sure to check out:
- Gooey Monster Eye Cookies
- Chocolate Oreo Spider Cake
- Pumpkin Oreos
- Boo-Nilla Ghost Milkshake
- Halloween Puppy Chow
- Witches Potion Drink
Skeleton Pudding Cups Recipe
Equipment
- Small Plastic Skeletons (mine are from a skeleton garland)
- Clear Plastic Cups
Ingredients
- 1 box Chocolate Pudding Mix Prepared as directed
- 1 pkg Halloween Oreos
Instructions
- I cut off each skeleton and let them soak in some hot water and soap first. Then I gave them a good scrub to make sure they were nice and clean. From there, I bent them at their joints (don't use too much force so the limbs don't actually fall off).
- Crush up some Oreos. I used the Halloween Oreos(orange filling) but you can use any (The Chocolate filled would work great too!). I scooped a few tablespoons into the bottom of each cup.
- Make Chocolate pudding as directed on the box. Note.1 Large Chocolate Instant Pudding Box was perfect for 4 cups.
- Fill plastic cups with a layer of Oreo, then chocolate pudding, about ½ way full. Plop in the skeleton and fill it with a little more pudding and crushed Oreos. Add a Mallow pumpkin for the perfect touch!
These pudding cups are adorable. I love projects that use Dollar Tree items.
Same here, Mary!! Because that means it’s affordable, lol!. 😀
First – your children are darling but you already knew that didn’t you 🙂
Second – the pudding cups are too fun!! Adding them to the list for my annual Halloweenie Roast this year!
I just love you, Leigh Anne!! SO sweet! Thanks, girl!! They will be perfect for your party! Just wish I could be your neighbor so I could go to your Halloween Roast. 🙂
These are adorable!
Thank you, Carrie!! PS – How are you?
I am good! The holidays are almost upon us and it is crazy… but I LOVE this time of year!
How are you liking Texas?
I am sure your family misses having you here.
Have a wonderful day!
You are an amazing talented woman!
Texas is good… not as good as AZ but still nice. 😉 I sure miss my family though… it’s been harder than I though being away from them. 🙁 We are coming back in December though so I’m super excited. Our next TGA is Dec. 13th… hope to see you there! XO
Love these!! They are super adorable!! I just saw those skeleton’s at the Dollar Store. I’m going to have to go back and get some of them. Super fun!! Thanks for the great idea!!
You’re welcome, Crystal!! Your kids will LOVE them. 🙂
Love it!! I think it would also look good to stick a Milano cookie in with RIP written on it, like it was a tombstone : )
Great idea, Wendy!!
Just saw these photos and had to comment, best skeletons ever! These are too funny, thanks for sharing these
Oh, thanks!! 🙂 They’re a fun touch!! Thanks for stopping by!
All these fun ideas for Halloween will make your family scream for joy!
Easy and fun! My dollar store didn’t have skeletons exactly like yours, but the ones they had work just fine.
These are so fun!! You have so many festive ideas…I need to have lots of parties, so I can do them all! These are sure to be a hit!
Such a fun and festive treat. The kids are going to love this.
SO cute! What a perfectly spooky dessert for Halloween. My kids will love helping to make it and eat it!