Pammy's Cake in the Pudding Dessert (kids) |
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Prep Time: 10 Minutes Cook Time: 0 Minutes |
Ready In: 10 Minutes Servings: 1 |
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When my grandchildren visit they just love helping in the kitchen! I've been trying to think of some quick idea's for their next visit. Something that EACH (3) can make for their own . I didn't want heat involved...maybe a dessert...I had some leftover cake...my brain started working in kid mode...I also had single serve puddings...and cool whip...had to have somebody to eat the test ...grandpa likes cake...and pudding...and cool whip...but he only gave it 3 or 4 stars. (I don't think it counts though, after all, he didn't make it himself and he's NOT really a kid anymore...he just thinks he is!) lol! Prep time is a guess! Ingredients:
1 cup crumbled unfrosted leftover cake (i had triple chocolate fudge) |
1 (3 1/2 ounce) container single serve prepared pudding (i had chocolate) |
1 tablespoon cool whip, to taste |
Directions:
1. Each child will need their own ingredients, a dinner plate, 1 cup measuring cup, small bowl, 2 teaspoons, a fork and a small dessert dish or a dixie cup.
2. Have each child wash hands, well.
3. Give each child a piece of cake on the dinner plate.
4. Have the child crumble the cake and put it into the measuring cup until full.
5. (They may need to wash their hands again).
6. Have the child dump the cake out of the measuring cup into their bowl.
7. Have them spoon the pudding over the top of the cake in the bowl.
8. With their fork, have the child mash pudding and cake together until mixed well.
9. Have the child use their first spoon to put the dessert into their dessert dish or dixie cup.
10. Have the child lick the first spoon.
11. Have the child use their second spoon to put cool whip on top of their dessert .
12. Have the child lick the second spoon.
13. Put desserts in fridge until dessert time .
14. Let them clean out their mixing bowls with their fingers BEFORE they wash their hands again.
15. Have each child clean up their work area.
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