Cute and Easy Easter Pudding Cups

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Easter pudding cups are the easiest (and cutest) Easter dessert for kids. The best part is that your kids can help you make them!

Are Peeps Vegetarian Friendly?

Peeps are not vegetarian friendly, since they contain gelatin. If you are vegetarian and want to make these pudding cups, you can use other Easter candies in place of the them such as Easter lollipops or chocolate bunnies.

If you’re up to it, you can also try this Homemade Vegan Peeps recipe!

Can I use any flavor of pudding in this recipe?

I used instant vanilla pudding in this recipe because of its neutral color and taste.

If you want to color your pudding like I did, you can also use white chocolate, banana, or any other neutral or light color pudding.

Easter Books for Kids:

Here are some great Easter books for your kids to enjoy!

How to Catch the Easter Bunny

Join the fun as children devise clever traps to catch the elusive Easter Bunny. With playful schemes and surprises, this charming tale is perfect for Easter fun with the family!

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Duck & Goose, Here Comes the Easter Bunny!

Springtime brings an egg-citing adventure for Duck and Goose as they embark on a search for the Easter Bunny! With colorful illustrations and heartwarming moments, this delightful tale is perfect for young readers eager to celebrate the joys of Easter. Join Duck and Goose as they hop into a world of fun and friendship in this egg-straordinary story!

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How do you make Cute and Easy Easter Pudding Cups?

Ingredients:

Supplies:

Step 1: Prepare the instant pudding according to the instructions on the box. Then, divide the pudding into as many colors as you’d like. I divided mine into three bowls. Use food coloring to color the pudding. I used pink and green and left one bowl “as is.”

Step 2: Layer the pudding into a clear plastic cup or glass jar, and repeat until all the pudding is used up.

Step 3: Add the coconut to a Ziploc plastic bag and add a few drops of green food coloring. Use your hands to squeeze and move the coconut around to distribute the color evenly. (I used 1 cup of coconut to 3 drops of food coloring).